Christmas Kitchen Decor
Today I am sharing with you my Christmas kitchen decor from 2017, which was the first year I was blogging.
Today I am sharing my Christmas kitchen decor from the first year I was blogging.
Can I just say I am a bit surprised?
It looks pretty good!
It’s actually kind of funny. Because hardly anything has changed in the last four years of Christmas kitchen decor.
Remind me next year to step it up a bit.
You can find lots of photos of my kitchen back then in my blog post titled Decorating the Kitchen for Christmas.
I am so excited to share with you Easy Elegance Wednesdays, where we celebrate simple elegant decor.
Today we are sharing:
- My 100 Year Old Home | Decorating the Kitchen for Christmas
- StoneGable | Christmas Home Tour
- Sanctuary Home Decor | How to Make a Charcuterie Board
- StoneGable | 10 Things To Do Christmas Eve
- Designthusiasm | 6 Easy Steps to a Fabulous New Years Eve Table
For the month of December, we thought it would be fun if we shared each of our own home tours with you. Each week we’ll be sharing one home tour, along with the usual line up of posts. This week we are featuring:
StoneGable | Christmas Home Tour
Sanctuary Home Decor | How to Make a Charcuterie Board
StoneGable | 10 Things To Do Christmas Eve
Designthusiasm | 6 Easy Steps to a Fabulous New Years Eve Table
Such a beautiful home so festive with all your decorations , handmade! Today is another baking day to decorate cookies with our granddaughter
Merry Christmas
Thank you Diane, I am so glad that you enjoy my kitchen decor. I hope you had a fun day baking with your grand daughter!
I see nothing that ever needs to change … this is a working kitchen and is so beautifully laid out and decorated. I believe too many decorations stop you from seeing the importance of the room. Lucky you. I covet that bowl /pedestal on your counter and look for it in every picture. Please say … there is a source or similar one somewhere. I love it. Merry Christmas – Go, Be, Love Judy C in NC
Oh my gosh Judy, thank you so much for your kind words. The bowl/pedestal is actually two pieces, one is a cake stand that I got at Home Goods years ago and the wooden bowl I got at Magnolia in Waco and carried home in my lap on the plane (I love it so much). I popped it onto the cake stand one day and it’s been there ever since!
The combination of beautiful images, practical ideas and sincere emotions creates a warm space, making people feel closer and love the holiday season more. geometry dash meltdown