The title of this year's Christmas special, "Home for Christmas", created by Linda, is appropriate in several ways. Of course, it covers the fact that we visit several homes decorated for Christmas, but it is also about the feeling of coming "home for Christmas". Home for coziness, togetherness and safe surroundings. Coming home for Christmas is something that many of us long for as soon as we move away from home. Although we get our own residence, which we also call home, "home" is often still with our parents or other relatives. This is where all the memories and traditions are. Gradually, our own place becomes "home" for others who look forward to coming "home for Christmas". The title also fits well with what Jeanne d'Arc Living is about. It's not just about furnishing a beautiful and personal place to live and decorating it nicely for Christmas, but it's just as much - or maybe even more - about the togetherness and coziness. The joy of planning how Christmas will be this year. Gathering, decorating and being with others about the preparations as part of the festivities. To cook delicious food and be creative. Then the feeling of real Christmas spirit arises completely by itself. All the wonderful Christmas homes that we visit this year radiate to the extent that "it's nice to be here", and I hope that you will be as inspired as I am. Sustainability is also of great importance in the homes we visit. We usually indulge a lot during the Christmas season, which is why it is particularly inspiring to visit these homes, where recycling, upcycling and creativity are a wonderful and important tool when a home needs to be shaped.
The title of this year's Christmas special, "Home for Christmas", created by Linda, is appropriate in several ways. Of course, it covers the fact that we visit several homes decorated for Christmas, but it is also about the feeling of coming "home for Christmas". Home for coziness, togetherness and safe surroundings. Coming home for Christmas is something that many of us long for as soon as we move away from home. Although we get our own residence, which we also call home, "home" is often still with our parents or other relatives. This is where all the memories and traditions are. Gradually, our own place becomes "home" for others who look forward to coming "home for Christmas". The title also fits well with what Jeanne d'Arc Living is about. It's not just about furnishing a beautiful and personal place to live and decorating it nicely for Christmas, but it's just as much - or maybe even more - about the togetherness and coziness. The joy of planning how Christmas will be this year. Gathering, decorating and being with others about the preparations as part of the festivities. To cook delicious food and be creative. Then the feeling of real Christmas spirit arises completely by itself. All the wonderful Christmas homes that we visit this year radiate to the extent that "it's nice to be here", and I hope that you will be as inspired as I am. Sustainability is also of great importance in the homes we visit. We usually indulge a lot during the Christmas season, which is why it is particularly inspiring to visit these homes, where recycling, upcycling and creativity are a wonderful and important tool when a home needs to be shaped.
