Decorate With Intention with HolyArt.com

This is a sponsored post written on behalf of HolyArt.com. All thoughts are 100% my own.

As I scroll through my Facebook newsfeed this morning, I see a lot of negative. Politics, anger, crimes... it's everywhere. For every 3-4 negative posts, it seems there may be just one positive. Anyone else feeling the same? To be honest, it can be a little depressing and overwhelm us if we let it. We need a safe place- a happy place. A place where we can find inspiration and get away from the negativity in the world outside. For most of us, this place is our home. In my home, I strive to fill it with words of positivity, signs of hope, things that bring me peace. This is why I decorate with intention.

So, what is decorating with intention?

For me, it's all about glorifying God in the way that I decorate. If you think about it, this is something many of us already do with our holiday decor. We put up our nativities, our 'Jesus is the Reason' signs, etc to remind us throughout the holiday season the reason we are celebrating. Even at Easter we throw up crosses or a sign declaring 'He Lives!'. These are great too of course, but for me, I don't like to stop just at the holidays. I want my home to reflect my faith throughout the year!

Recently I discovered a fabulous company that will allow you to do just that, and today I am excited to introduce them to you: HolyArt.com.



HolyArt was the first religious art shop in Italy that sells exclusively on-line and they’ve expanded internationally now.  They offer a variety of unique, high quality religious pieces that will truly allow you to display your faith proudly. Here's a little bit of history on the company:

At the end of 2006, Pulchra Point Snc religious shop, due to the great success of its web-site Holyart.it, decided to devote exclusively to on-line sale of religious art and products, in order to offer the best service possible to its increasingly growing web-customer.

This was the beginning of Pulcranet Srl, a company entirely dedicated to the development of religious art, e-commerce with Holyart logo and the web-site Holyart.it. Keeping the activities carried out by Pulchra Point Snc, and inheriting its staff and values, Pulcranet Srl has today an established, expert company structure to satisfy those who desire the best service possible from the first Italian e-commerce selling religious products. Today Holyart.it online catalogue offers a range of thousands of products and it is still growing: a part from the religious items as icons, madonnas crosses and crucifixes, there are consumables items for churches (incenses, charcoals, liquid wax, etc.) accessories for the liturgy (thuribles, chalices, lamp-holders, etc.),up to any need of a Catholic looking for prestigious religious products, and, at the same time, value-for-money (traditional rosary or electronic rosary, books, DVD, etc.).
Taking a look through their website, I was impressed with the wide variety of products they offered. Some of them are definitely geared towards Catholic homes, but I found tons that are perfect for any Christian household. There are items featuring classic scenes like The Last Supper or Raphael's Cherubs. There are statues featuring various saints and angels and depicting epic scenes from the Bible. They even have the ever popular Willow Tree and Jim Shore figures. Aside from the wide variety of styles, I found there to be a WIDE variety of price ranges too so that you can best find the right pieces to meet your budget. Some I would definitely call luxury items, but there are plenty of options at a much lower price too. Personally, I love that!

Take a look at a few of my personal favorites:

And it's not just decor! Books, rosaries, jewelry, church supplies... they truly have a wide variety so you can shop for all of your religious product needs in one convenient spot online!

Whether you are looking for religious art to decorate your home with intention, or are on the search for quality religious products to strengthen your faith, HolyArt.com is a must see. Check them out and connect at the links below:

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Have you checked out HolyArt.com? What are some of YOUR favorites?