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Romantic Rose Mantel

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It’s finally time for some ROMANTIC DECORATING ♥️ ! Valentine’s Day is coming up soon, so I thought you may like a few simple, inexpensive, romantic ideas. I am just so flipping’ excited about this “Romantic Rose Mantel” I swear I could do back flips off my step ladder! This dreamy mantel looks like it cost a million bucks to create, yet it only cost me $20.

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

First, I gotta admit, I was scared. Yep…terrified actually. I wanted this to work so badly, but doubted myself from the start. The good news is, I didn’t let that self doubt stop me. In fact…I let it fuel my fire 🔥. If you take away anything from me and this blog, take THAT. Go ahead, have that self doubt, everyone does. The important thing is to NOT LET IT STOP YOU. Fuel that fire baby.

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

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What is a Rose Mantel/Rose Wall?

The first time I came across a “Rose Wall” was in a magazine and thought it was the prettiest idea ever. All those roses look like 3-D wallpaper, don’t they? I thought it would look especially beautiful in the bedroom, or bathroom. I literally searched our entire house for that perfect wall to use for my rose wall, but couldn’t find it. All of our walls are taken 😆. Well, after the gorgeous green Christmas mantel came down, I said to myself, “Wait a minute, self. This is it…here’s your wall for the roses!”

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

So, I went ahead and ordered the faux roses. I had no plan 🤔, and really didn’t know if I was ordering enough, or if the tape would work, or if the roses would be realistic, or if the tooth fairy was real, or if the Amazon truck would run over our mailbox…heck I just didn’t know anything, but I did it anyway.

HERE ARE THE ROSES I ORDERED

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

Once the roses came in, which was quite fast, I knew I was definitely on to something because for the price, they were STUNNERS. Of course I love fresh real roses, but sometimes it’s okay to just have a little faux fun. They really are beautiful fake, too.

How to Attach Romantic Rose Mantel

I immediately tried hanging one one of the roses on the wall with the tape I mentioned above after I cut off about 1/2 of the long stem it came with. Next, all I had to do was wrap it around the rose giving it a little room to breath around the stem. It worked like a charm.

TIPS: If you go too snug around the stem with the tape, the rose doesn’t seem to like the tape as much. Give that stem some room by making a “U” around it, and I promise the rose will stay put. Also keep the green outside tape on the white tape until you are finished with the entire wall. This will help you if you need to adjust the roses which is easily done with that tape I mentioned above.

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

You may be wondering how I got all of the roses so even. Well, as you may know, I am not a measurer. I do most of my measuring by eye. If you would like to try this, start with 1 rose in the center of the mantel, then put one on each side of that rose spread out to cover the length of your mantel. Next, go up to the next level, and put roses in the center of the ones below. Do this until you reach the level you prefer.

Wouldn’t this be beautiful on a large rustic wood board that you could remove and save?

Hey, look…you can play with the roses too. I tilted mine a little and it looked like it was raining roses 🤭.

This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

After I finished the wine, I mean wall, I wanted to add a few more extra touches to really set the mood for my husband and I to have a nice romantic place to get cozy.

I started with fairy lights and greenery on the actual mantel, and then I decorated the floor with things I already had trying to stay within a white rose Valentine’s Day theme. Most of my sources are below.

Stay tuned for more decorating ideas using those pretty acrylic boxes that I filled with roses, and my “Dollar Store Message in a Bottle Valentine” idea. XO

FAUX WHITE ROSES

WHITE MOUNTING TAPE

FAUX ACRYLIC CLEAR DECORATIVE STORAGE BOXES

RECTANGLE ACRYLIC & GLASS COFFEE TABLE

WHITE FURRY PILLOWS

DECORATIVE TRAY MIRROR —-> DOLLAR STORE

WOOD LOVE SIGN —-> DOLLAR STORE

GREENERY ON MANTEL —-> JOANN’S

WHITE BLANKET —-> ARHAUS

ROMANTIC BATHROOM DATE

Gorgeous Bathroom Date Idea!

SEXY BRUSCHETTA WITH BALSAMIC GLAZE

Bruschetta gets a makeover with balsamic glaze!
This gorgeous Romantic Rose Mantel cost $20 to create and it would be perfect for Valentine's Day!  Just think of all the places to add a "Rose Wall!

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16 Responses

  1. robert urtel says:

    We love it here in NY, love, Mom and Dad.

  2. ColleenB.~Tx. says:

    What a lovely romantic setting you created. That is totally Awesome. Love that.
    You sound like me, as I am Always eyeballing things instead of actually measuring

  3. Chris says:

    ❤❤❤❤

  4. Devra says:

    Sooo pretty! Looks like spring is just around the corner. 🌹

  5. Ivory says:

    You are so talent and creative. I love this diy. How do you do this? thanks for sharing.

  6. Cheryl Foley says:

    What a beautiful rose wall! I love that.🌹

  7. Stephanie S. says:

    So very pretty and I like your dress picture. Seen it before and have loved it.

  8. Lori Reay says:

    I wanted to share a project I just finished and give you a huge Thank You for the inspiration!! I don’t seem to know how to share the picture with you. Any help would be appreciated.

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