Hello there, my fellow holiday decorators! Now that Thanksgiving is over, I have officially started decking out the house in all it’s Christmas decor glory! This is my favorite time of year, and for one month my home is filled with glitter and beautiful shiny things. It’s my favorite time of year!
My friends from No Place Like Home are back, and we are each sharing our Christmas decor today, so please be sure to check out their links at the bottom of this post. They always come up with some amazing ideas, so you won’t want to miss them!
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Come on in, and let’s get started in the room that I spend the majority of my time…the kitchen!
This kitchen Christmas tree is one of my all-time favorite gifts. My mom gave it to me last year as a housewarming gift. She loaded it up with the most beautiful foodie ornaments that you could ever imagine…cookie cutters, baguettes, copper pots, and glittery rolling pins! I’m in my happy place every time I look at it! Even though she bought it last year, you can still find many of the ornaments. If you have someone in your life who loves to cook, you would make their Christmas with a kitchen tree!
Right off of the kitchen is the powder room that we just finished making over. I’m still so excited about how it turned out, so I had to bring a little Christmas decor to these shelves.
Our fireplace is one of my favorite things to decorate! The mantel is very narrow, which makes hanging stockings a little tricky, but I’m able to keep them up as long as they are not filled. I made my oldest son’s train stocking from a kit that I started while I was still pregnant with him. The rest also came from kits, but chasing after a then toddler didn’t leave me with a lot of time, so I had someone else make them.
This plaid banner is a fun new addition to my Christmas decor this year. I’ve been trying to add pops of plaid, and I love that it gives the banner more of a vintage feel.
Let’s head on up the stairs.
I thought this old chandelier could use a little greenery to spruce it up. I don’t think the chandelier is original to our home that was built in the 1920s, but I still adore it’s charm. I love mixing modern with vintage, so I added these bold black and white striped bows to it as well.
We are going to look for our Christmas tree this weekend that will go in our living room, but I always put up an artificial tree in the upstairs landing with all the kids’ ornaments. It’s filled things they’ve made over the years as well as their favorite Ninja Turtles or Star Wars ornaments. I’ve had these old Radio Flyer toys for years now, and they fit perfectly under the tree.
We are off to a Christmas tree farm this weekend in a quaint little New England town, and there is the cutest Christmas shop along the way that I can’t wait to go to. Between our tree and dining table and a few other areas, I still have a little more decorating to do, so I’ll keep you posted as to how it goes. What about you? Have you finished your holiday decorating, yet?
Don’t forget to check out the 6 other homes on tour today! You’re going to love what these amazing women have come up with!
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Hi Robin,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us! That kitchen tree is adorable! I love all those sweet little kitchen themed ornaments. And…that chandelier is stunning. It is dressed in its holiday finest and looks amazing! Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us! Merry Christmas!
Robin, your home is so beautiful! I am loving the kitchen tree, and I would love to have those darling ornaments for my kitchen tree. I love that you decorated with a vintage theme.
Thanks for sharing your home with us all decked out for Christmas! I love the foodie tree and the chandelier is amazing! Your mom has good taste!
Hey there friend, your home looks so lovely! I can’t decide my favorite feature. But that gorgeous fireplace of yours has to be at the top of the list, followed closely by your kitchen Christmas tree. I love that idea. And the idea of a ‘kid’s’ Christmas tree is another great idea. Wow! thanks for the inspiration!
Have fun getting your tree! Can’t wait to see what you do with it.
Hugs, Lynn
I am loving your Christmas decor! The little tree in the kitchen is so cute!
Robin, I’m in love with your kitchen tree with all the cute kitchen ornaments, as well as your beautiful fireplace! The shape of it is so unique and that’s what I love about it. Your home is decorated beautifully for the holidays. Great job, my friend!
Hello Robin and Merry Christmas! Your home is simply beautiful – you have a magic touch when it comes to decorating. As always, your photography is outstanding!
Hello Robin, All peoples are busy in home decoration. But I need different ideas on this Christmas to decorate home. I got impressed with your stunning tips and also inspired. Thanks for this blog.
I love the kitchen Christmas tree. And the mantel banner you made. So cute. You have a lovely home and I really like the brick in your kitchen.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thanks so much, Sonja! The kitchen Christmas tree is my favorite Christmas item! I spend more time in the kitchen than anywhere else in my house, so it’s nice to have a little tree in here. Hope your Christmas was wonderful! Have a happy New Year!