TOP 2020 TRENDS STRUTT SABBATICAL COSTUME CONTEST for Making ‘Home Sweet Home’ Even Cozier
Due to COVID-19, the Humane Society of Richland County took a sabbatical from hosting its annual Strutt Your Mutt event, which is usually its biggest fundraiser of the year. Instead, the Humane Society hosted a virtual Halloween costume contest on Facebook. For every entry that tagged Rinehardt Law (@besmartlegal), we donated $10 to the Humane Society. We also donated a $150 Amazon gift card to give to the winner of the contest, who was determined by the photo that got the most likes/loves. There were so many adorable entries!
Comfort food isn’t the only comforting thing trending this year. With everyone spending more time at home, many have found creative ways of making their home cozier, too. Pair your Thanksgiving comfort meal with these easy, rewarding home upgrades and make you and your family happier and more comfy this fall! Create a colorful, Instagram- worthy kitchen.
Don’t you love the sleek, beautiful kitchens on cooking shows? What’s so special about them? It’s not just the matching towels or their shiny new pots and pans. There’s simply no clutter. All tools and ingredients are found in well-organized, easy-to-navigate glass or ceramic containers. There’s plenty of natural and warm, bright lighting.
To make your kitchen more inviting, add mirrors to the walls to expand your natural light; it won’t cost too much. If you want a bigger project and want to follow a popular 2020 trend, shy away from all-white kitchens and paint the cabinets a bold color. You can go big or do just a few things to modify your kitchen to look more chic than ever! Also, in one study, Cornell University’s Food and Brand Lab found that participants snacked on double the calories when standing in a messy kitchen compared to a clean one. Not only is making the kitchen ready for a cooking show easier than you think, but it’s healthier, too. Add more leafy plants.
PUTTING TURKEYS
Our Fourth Annual ThanksGIVEaway will be held on Nov. 20, 2020 from 3:30–5:30 p.m. at our Mansfield office. As in previous years, we will be donating turkeys to families in the community who are facing adversity or hardship. There is a tab on the home screen of our website where you can sign up on a first come, first served basis. Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table, share a special meal, and give thanks. The team at Rinehardt Law wants every family in our community to have the opportunity to enjoy the holiday without financial stress. This year, more than ever, we feel blessed to be able to help the community at this family-focused time of year. If you would like more information about the event, please contact Hillary Rinehardt at hillary@ lawfirm2020.com or 419-LAW-2020. You can also visit RinehardtLawFirm.com and click the “Thanksgiving Giveaway” tab on our homepage.
You can feel like you’re someplace far, far away — yet, still at home — if you’re surrounded by lush, leafy green plants. Not only does the color brighten the space, but plants provide an additional sense of warmth and comfort to any room. Kitchen plants, like herbs, can serve a dual-purpose: color and flavor!
Consider classic blue. An inviting color can have the same comforting effect on your mood as a warm blanket can have on your body. This might be why the 2020 Pantone Color of the Year is classic blue — “a shade reminiscent of the sky at dusk.” After this crazy year, a calming, deep, sophisticated blue is perfect for our homes. Pick up a dark blue blanket as a practical accent piece, or add a fresh coat of paint to any space or furniture item. A lovely shade of blue can instantly make your space look more peaceful, especially with a beautiful contrasting white accent or trim. We hope these ideas help inspire you to make home a little more comfortable this year. Happy decorating!
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