I can already imagine what our Christmas Eve would be like this year. Aside from the family reunions and gift-giving, I can almost see everyone hanging around the dining table waiting for the clock to strike 12 so we can greet each other with the warmest smile and of course, to eat. Everyone’s got their eyes on their target food, mine is locked in on the dessert. A few minutes into Christmas and everyone’s on their own, munching on something good.

So good that it inspired me to write painting ideas based on our Noche Buena favorites. Read on.

Painting Ideas: As food as it gets

Ham and get it

Ham and get it

Known as the life of the party, what’s a great Noche Buena gathering without the Christmas ham? Non-existent. Just imagining the smoky, juicy, and flavorful ball of happiness on the dining table makes me drool over. What more when I finally get my hands and mouth on it? Yes, you can just buy ham from the grocery anytime you want but the holiday season makes it a hundred percent tastier and you can’t tell me otherwise.

Try using the colors of a perfectly cooked ham on your walls. Do you accept the challenge? In Tagalog, do you accept the hamon?

Say cheese

Say cheese

Queso de bola is probably the most versatile dish on the table. You can grate and sprinkle it on your sweet spaghetti, stuff it in a sandwich, or eat it on its own and it would still taste just as perfect. Will you look at that? It can also work on your walls. Use yellow to amp up the room’s energy and add in splashes of red. But be careful not to overdo the combination or it will look like a fast-food chain from way back.

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Have a rice day

Have a rice day

These Christmas staples have always been part of every Filipino’s holiday experience. On your way home after attending Misa de Gallo, you smell that familiar aroma and you just know. On the side of the road stands the long line of bibingka and puto bumbong vendors so you ask your mom to buy you one… two… maybe three. Life is good.

Ever wondered how the vivid colors of these rice cakes translate to your walls? The brown? The purple? Do you want to know? Click on the links and have a very rice day.

Cherry on top

Cherry on top

There will always be room for dessert. After spoiling yourself with all the savory cuisine, indulge your palate with this sweet treat. I happen to read this fun post about what your favorite Noche Buena dish says about you and according to the article, salad as a person is a very detail-oriented, practical idealist. Emphasis on the word very. As a hardcore planner, you make sure that everything is well-organized.

Bring that urge for perfection to your walls by painting it with the colors of a fruit salad. Having various conflicting colors, it takes a hand like yours to make it work. Add in fine points by pairing it with complementary furniture.

Celebrate the holidays with a happy tummy and freshly painted walls. Connect with our team for tips and questions about your DIY project. Just call (02) 8363-9738 local 417 to 418 during office hours or write an email to ask@myboysen.com.

Craving for more food painting ideas? Create your preferred full course meal and we’ll suggest a color palette.

Author

Jess is a copywriter who brushes up on her paint knowledge daily. Together with Boysen professionals, she makes the technical stuff easier to digest. When she’s not writing, she searches the internet for the latest dessert bar.

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