Plan the Holiday Flow
Give guests a soft landing with a bench for boots, a dedicated basket for gloves, and sturdy hooks at multiple heights. Add a tray for keys, a subtle seasonal scent, and warm, low lighting. What’s your favorite welcoming touch—wreath, bell, or handwritten note? Tell us below.
Plan the Holiday Flow
Define clear zones: a conversation nook with movable chairs, a game table near good task light, and a dessert console away from the cooking hustle. Use rugs to signal boundaries and side tables for mugs. Which zone do your guests flock to first? Share your layout victories.
Plan the Holiday Flow
Keep walkways open, cords taped, and candles buffered by glass. Anchor rugs with pads, and sweep fragile decor from kid-height routes. Last winter, a reader avoided a cocoa catastrophe by elevating the cable to their tree lights. What’s your go-to safety tweak during festivities?