Traditional Home

A bay window framed out and accented with gracefully curved plaster corbels was designed to house the piano in interior designer @amyadamsdesigns’ Charlotte, North Carolina, home. Plaster cove detailing and a lacquered ceiling that Amy says “reflects like a mirror” add intrigue in the dining room. A treasured collection of silver bells and cross ornaments decorate the flocked tree, as seen in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘24 issue. Written by Jody Garlock 📷 by @briewilliams Produced by @eleanor_roper_interiors_style

“Without the wood, there would have been too many fully upholstered sofas,” Rush Jenkins says of the curvy side sofas that are wrapped in walnut. “We wanted something that had a bit of artistry to it. The way that the wood emphasizes its silhouette gives it soul.” A mohair throw in a sophisticated blend of blue, olive, and eggplant brings texture into the living room of this Jackson, Wyoming, home featured in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘23 issue. Written and produced by @krissa_rossbund 📷 by Victoria Pearson

The breakfast area of @hillarytinteriors’ Utah home, built with walls of windows so it also serves as a sunroom, shows its spirit with winter greens fashioned into wreaths and hung from red ribbon. As seen in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘21 issue, Taylor and her family’s Christmas routine is cozy, comfortable, and full of spirit, tradition, and joy. Written and produced by @krissa_rossbund 📷 by @jacob_fox_photo

Lights give this home a cheery holiday glow. Designed by @amystormandco and built by @patrickmurphybuilders, this house, featured in our Winter ‘22 issue, gives one empty-nester couple the perfect perch to watch the Christmas season unfold. Written by @krissa_rossbund 📷 by @wrsphoto Produced by Hilary Rose

This Christmas tree, covered in felt ornaments, and a swag draped above a chair add casual holiday touches to the play- and craft-oriented space in the third-floor family room of interior designer @jeanstofferdesign’s Michigan home. How do you decorate your tree? Let us know in the comments below! Written by @ellakateschulte 📷 by @johnstoffer

A spray of greenery outlines the mirror, creating a striking focal point amid the gracious marble vanity and pink wallpaper in this powder room, designed by Susan Jamieson of @bridgetbeari. Featured in @traditionalhome’s Winter ’19 issue, this Atlanta home showcases holiday greens paired with design that is as thoughtful as it is timeless. Written by Candace Ord Manroe 📷 by @emilyfollowillphotographer Produced by @eleanor_roper_interiors_style

@paulmontgomerystudio wallpaper greets guests with its classic beauty in the home of @kimscodrointeriors, as seen in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘21 issue. “It’s a magical place on Christmas Day and every day,” the Chicago-based homeowner and designer says. Written by Sally Finder Weepie 📷 by @wrsphoto Produced by Hilary Rose

The warm Mississippi climate sets the stage for a big dose of Southern comfort in this family home, featured in @traditionalhome’s Winter ’21 issue. Designed by @graciinteriors, the house boasts a foyer adorned with lighted garland winding up the iron staircase railing. At the base of the stairs, a chest of drawers serves as the perfect display spot for treasured family collectibles. Decorated by Christmas specialist @brandonchasewelborndesigns, this French-style home exudes a cheerful Christmas charm that feels truly magical. Written by @krissa_rossbund 📷 by @briewilliams Produced by @eleanor_roper_interiors_style

A Christmas tree claims its territory in the corner of this family room, designed by Chicago-based interior designer @brynnolsondesigngroup. A daybed with contrasting piping highlights the curved form to offer a fashionable place to sit. “When we say we use all spaces of our house, we really do mean it,” homeowner @carriejerabek says. “We wanted furniture that was both comfortable and beautiful.” To read more about how one young family savors the season in their renovated home where quiet backdrops welcome holiday sparkle, be sure to pick up your copy of @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘24 issue today. Written by @ellakateschulte 📷 by @wrsphoto Produced by Hilary Rose

“We had a wonderful opportunity on the wraparound porch,” interior designer Jesse Carrier says in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘24 issue. “Because it offers just as much covered surface as the main level inside, there is plenty of room for the kids to ride their tricycles and get all their wiggles out.” White tubular furniture frames with woven rope for cushion stability were softened further with throw pillows that nod to the subtle Scandinavian sensibilities used for interior rooms, designed by @carrierandco. Traditional support columns uphold the home’s history as a Victorian Era house built in 1887. Written and produced by @krissa_rossbund Photography by @johneeebee

Neutral shades of high-performance fabrics create a serene living area and napping spot for poodle mix Finley, in one designer’s Charlotte, North Carolina, home. Upholstered pocket doors hide the vestibule to the primary bedroom. To read more about how @amyadamsdesigns takes tradition to a whole new level, with a twist, be sure to purchase your copy of @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘24 issue today. Written by Jody Garlock 📷 by @briewilliams Produced by @eleanor_roper_interiors_style

“Dale and I are so incredibly thankful that we can celebrate Christmas and its true meaning as a family with our children and grandchildren,” interior designer @jeanstofferdesign says in @traditionalhome’s Winter ‘24 issue. “Having a home where we can all gather together is truly one of my life’s biggest and most wonderful blessings.” In the primary bedroom, the color of the walls is one shade away from the molding, creating visual interest without demanding attention. Written by @ellakateschulte 📷 by @johnstoffer