Home for the Holidays: The Warmth, Spirit and Joy of the Season

Borst Landscape & Design Offers Holiday Decorating Tips

ALLENDALE, N.J., Nov. 11, 2008 – What better way to lift spirits during the holidays than through colorful decorations and seasonal greenery. Whether it’s a pretty garland around your front door, sparkling lights or fresh greens … it’s important to make your home exciting for yourself, your family and friends, according to Gail Tunis, head of Garden Maintenance for Borst Landscape & Design in Allendale, N.J.

“Holiday lighting and decorations make people feel good,” noted Tunis, who supervises the planning and designing of seasonal displays. And this year, with more people expected to spend the holidays at home celebrating with family and friends, creating a warm, inviting and joyful setting is a priority.

“There is a certain excitement to the colors, twinkling lights and beautiful decorations that we see during the holidays,” she said. “Bringing that kind of cheer to your home puts everyone in a festive frame of mind.”

Holiday decorating can be very affordable, according to Tunis. Borst provides many of their residential and commercial customers with complete indoor and outdoor holiday decorations.

“We bring a lot of color indoors and out, and special lighting that accents areas of your home day and night,” said Tunis. “The result is very uplifting.”

Outdoor options include custom decorated wreaths, garlands and container plantings as well as festive lighting to enhance the exterior of the home and landscape. All are designed according to color scheme and style preference. Bringing the spirit of the holidays indoors can be accomplished with beautifully decorated mantels, staircases, foyers and trees.

“The holidays are an important time for everyone,” she said. “We all deserve something to make us feel good at this time of year.”

Borst Landscape & Design is an award-winning full-service landscape firm specializing in large-scale residential design/build projects and commercial maintenance throughout northern New Jersey.
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