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Christmas in the Triangle

Come home to a house already dressed for Christmas.

The stoop, the door, the mantel, and the tree, planned for your house.

Wreaths, ribbon, and lights.

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Illustrated cream porch with a sage door, white hydrangeas, and a lantern, beside the words The Southern Stoop Co.
  • At your house
  • We do the work
  • Your pieces or ours
  • Ready when you are home

Christmas

At the door, and in the room

A wreath and planters at the stoop. Trees with ribbon and lights beside the mantel.

  • A dark front door with a pinecone wreath, white planters of greenery, a Be Merry sign, and wrapped gifts on a covered stoop

    The welcome at the door

    A wreath on the door, planters of greenery, and a merry sign by the stoop.

  • A tall Christmas tree dressed in red, cream, and gold beside a white mantel and tall windows

    A tree for the room you sit in

    Lights, ribbon, and a mantel that feels gathered. A Christmas tree for the room a family actually sits in.

  • A Christmas tree with red and gold ornaments and a wide gold ribbon, beside a white mantel and a lit garland

    Ribbon and lights by the fire

    Red and gold ornaments, a wide ribbon, and greens along the mantel.

Packages

Porch, tree, or the whole house

Start with the door, the tree, or the house between them. Ask, and the price comes back in the note.

  • Porch and door

    A wreath, planters by the steps, and the welcome at the stoop.

    • Wreath on the door
    • Planters by the steps
    • The stoop around them

  • Tree and mantel

    A tree for the room you sit in, and greens along the mantel.

    • Ribbon, ornaments, and lights
    • Greens on the mantel
    • The room the family uses

  • Through the house

    The porch, the entry, the mantel, and the tree, planned as one Christmas.

    • Door, stoop, and planters
    • Entry and mantel
    • The tree in the sitting room
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For busy homes

Your decorations, or ours.

Tell us if we should use what you already have. If you want pieces from us, say so.

  • The everyday view

    Porches, doors, entries, and mantels.

  • Ready before the rush

    Tell us the week you need it up. We plan around that.

  • Traditional, with a wink

    Pretty, and a little bit fun.

A visit

How a Christmas visit comes together

  1. 01

    Tell us the rooms

    Share the rooms, the town, and the week you need it up.

  2. 02

    We plan the look

    We plan the colors, the ribbon, and where each piece goes.

  3. 03

    We put it up

    It is ready when you come home.

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Samples

Sample notes

Sample notes, until a neighbor's own words are here.

  • Sample note

    “Lexi dressed the porch and the door with what we already had.”

    Sample neighbor Cary Christmas

  • Sample note

    “We asked her to bring the ribbon, and she put the tree together.”

    Sample neighbor Apex Christmas
Lexi of The Southern Stoop Co.

About

Hi, I'm Lexi.

I style homes for people whose weeks are already full.

I come to the house and dress it for Christmas, from the door to the tree.

Later in the year

The rest of the year

Spring, summer, and autumn are here when their turn comes. Christmas is the one to book now.

  • Spring

    Urns and a soft wreath by the door.

  • Summer

    A porch that holds up in the heat. Greens, ribbon, and a simple welcome.

  • Autumn

    A wreath on the door as the leaves turn.

The Triangle

Homes we are glad to visit

Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and the towns around them. If yours is listed, say so in the note.

  • Raleigh
  • Durham
  • Chapel Hill
  • Cary
  • Apex
  • Holly Springs
  • Wake Forest
  • Morrisville
  • Carrboro
  • Hillsborough
  • Clayton
  • Selma
  • Smithfield

Ask

Tell me about Christmas at your house.

Share the town and the spots you want dressed. I will write back.

What should we dress?