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20 Beautiful Valentines Day Mantel Ideas

20 Beautiful Valentines Day Mantel Ideas which you can use on a bookcase or shelf! If you’re stuck looking for a creative and romantic idea for celebrating Valentine’s Day you’re sure to find something to LOVE in this post.

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There are so many ways to dress up a mantel seasonally or for a holiday, with colors and style possibilities being endless! Do you love the color red? Then by all means use it for this holiday of love and with these projects it’s temporary and all fun!
20 Valentines Day Mantel Ideas
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Trends come and trends go. I’ve been around much longer that I care to admit and have seen and experienced trend drift. One day it’s in and the next day it’s out…so design, collect and evolve over time and you won’t go wrong. Simple backgrounds, some striking architectural element in the main rooms, a soft place to land/sit and you are good to go. Change out the accessories seasonally and edit, and purge. Trend wise stick to the inexpensive accents. I guarantee that the farmhouse sign or the boho wall hanging will be something that you’ll put in the donation pile before you know it.

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Decorate Seasonally

This is what I truly LOVE about decorating and designing SEASONALLY. You keep your decor the same and simply add a few pops to the room with accessories.
My living room mantel is super, super simple this year for Valentines Day and I’m kind of LOVING IT.  I tacked up an inexpensive tassel garland that I purchased last year.  Next I cut a large PINK Ginger flower from my tropical garden and plopped it into a vintage French Limoges chocolate pot filled. That took me all of 5 minutes! A few candles, old books, vintage bottles and some pink accent pillows would round out the room nicely for February. Hope this inspires you to think out of the box and to check out my ” HEART DECORATIONS FOR VALENTINES DAY DECOR “mantel that you might have missed!

20 BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE’S DAY MANTELS

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  1. Valentine Mantel Reveal from sisterssuitcaseblog.com
  2. Valentine’s Day Mantel†from homebyheidi.com
  3. Valentine’s Day Patterned Heart Mantel & Printables #shutterflydecor – from tatertotsandjello.com
  4. Vintage Style Valentine’s Day Mantel – from flamingotoes.com
  5. A Valentine’s Day Mantel With Martha Stewart Crafts from anightowlblog.com
  6. Valentine Mantel†from whimsicaltreasuresdecor.com
  7. Pink And Gold Valentine’s Day Mantel from landeeseelandeedo.com
  8. DIY Ombre Love Pallet Sign On Our Valentines Day Mantel from thehappyhousie.porch.com
  9. How-to Stencil A Custom Pattern On Valentine Heart Frames from craftsbycourtney.com
  10. Valentine’s Mantle Decor from bloominghomestead.com
  11. Valentine Mantle from designdazzle.com
  12. A Valentineís Day Mantel†from foxhollowcottage.com
  13. Valentine’s Day Mantel 2015 from randomthoughtsfromanincoherentmind.blogspot.com
  14. Glitter And Gold Valentine’s Day Mantel from organizeyourstuffnow.com
  15. Valentine Mantel from remodelandolacasa.com
  16. Valentine’s Day Mantle 2014 from thekimsixfix.com
  17. Valentine Mantle Inspiration from thecraftingchicks.com
  18. Pretty & Pink Valentine Mantel from myblessedlife.net
  19. Valentine’s Mantel†from shescraftycrafty.com
  20. Vintage Whimsical Valentine Mantel from debbie-debbiedoos.com

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3 Comments

  1. Cecilia from Georgia says:

    Simple but elegant! The striking pink ginger makes such a statement in the vintage chocolate pitcher. Where do you live that you can grow ginger? How I dream of a tropical garden. You must show pictures of what you grow.

  2. Tirana Bertrand says:

    Don’t forget about Mardi Gras. I have a life size jester and Mardi Gras dolls on my mantle. A colorful feather boa adds the final touch.

  3. I am mad for your paper tassel garland! I need about 25 of those to hang over every window valance for Valentine’s Day!

    I didn’t know you had a tropical garden. I should have known. You actually grow ginger plants?! Color me gingered with envy!

    Lovely post – as always!