I’m so excited to share our new Christmas tree with you today. If you’ve seen some of our Christmas tours from past years we had a beautiful flocked tree. This year I am changing things up and went with the most realistic looking faux tree you’ve ever seen! Seriously, she is a beaut!
As I’ve been decorating my own house for Christmas, and browsing stores and the internet, there are definitely some things that catch my eye. Some seasonal favorites I see year after year, and of course some new holiday decor that comes out each year. Even though you may not have already started decorating your home for Christmas ( I like to get a head start), I wanted to share with you some of my favorite Christmas decor that I love.
Hello Friends! And welcome any new friends, if you are visiting from another blog participating in todays Christmas tablescape tour. Honestly whenever the word tablescape is in the title, I get a little giddy. We are back for another round of Seasons of Home Holiday Decor, and this time sharing our Christmas tablescapes. Last week we all shared our Christmas kitchens, and there was so much inspiration, I just want to bake Christmas cookies now, lol. I will actually be sharing a few different holiday table looks over the next couple weeks, so for todays Christmas tablescape I went a little more casual with my decor, and I can’t wait for you to see!
If you are a familiar face around here, than you know I have a deep passion for creating warm and inviting tables. Whether they are elaborate or simple, I always pull out my staple pieces when it comes time to entertain. With Thanksgiving just a week away, and Christmas coming soon, the holidays are the perfect time to gather friends and family around the table. So I wanted to share with you some of my favorite Thanksgiving Table staples, and most are pieces you can use all year round.
So I’ve made some changes in the dining room! Of course, after selling our table, DIY an “in-transition” table, it was time to pull the trigger. And I couldn’t be happier with the results. So before we get all FULL-BLOWN christmas up in here, I wanted to share a glimpse into our dining room with the newest additions.
I know that we haven’t hit Thanksgiving yet, and so for some it may seem a bit early, but in an attempt to offer inspiration before you start decorating for Christmas this year, I wanted to share a bit of Christmas decorating I did in our kitchen over the weekend! If you heart is pounding just at reading the word Christmas than I encourage you to check out my Thanksgiving table HERE, or my DIY Pumpkin Centerpiece HERE, just to calm your nerves a bit, and reassure you I haven’t totally skipped over Thanksgiving. I will say that I’m excited to start sprinkling in some Christmas here and there around our house. Once Halloween is over, it’s fair game in this house, and I will tell you my kids are just as excited as I am to start seeing Christmas decorations pop up. Honestly they are thrilled, and just seeing their excitement over “tiny trees” and our “little nativity” mixed in with our “thanksgiving turkey” all exclamations from my son and daughter, just makes the season all the more merrier.
If you’ve been following along on my little dining room table journey, then you know we recently sold our dining room table, kinda suddenly. I did a table makeover – HERE – to fill in the gap of not having a table, and give me some time to finalize the design plan. Well I’m happy to share I have design plan. Two actually! So I’m sharing them with you today, two dining room design board inspiration plans
I’m sharing 15 Thanksgiving Table Ideas with you to hopefully get those creative ideas flowing for this years Thanksgiving Table! Whether you like neutrals or vibrant fall colors, real or faux arrangements, there’s sure to be a table to inspire you!
I love the simplicity that pumpkins add to my dining room table in the fall. They’ve become my go-to decor piece for fall decorating, but unlike using real flowers like I do in the spring and summer, these don’t die at the end of the week. Today I’m sharing my step-by-step process of creating a fall table setting, just to break it down for my decor friends that like to see the whole process from start to finish.