Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Welcome to our Christmas kitchen. We are all very excited to share our ideas with you this year! I am joining with some amazing friends (see their kitchens below) today, I hope you have fun hopping around to visit their homes! We will be sharing our dining rooms next week followed by our living rooms and bedrooms. We do this to inspire you with new ideas to decorate for Christmas this year!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

This year I had planned on going glittery, but the truth is, it’s just not my style. I did manage to add a little glitter in our living room, but it didn’t feel right in the kitchen. Initially, I had a darling glittered deer hanging from the swag on the hood. After thinking it over, I decided that pinecones and vintage cookie cutter bells were much more ‘me’.

I think this is a lesson that we all should keep in mind when we decorate our homes…Don’t be swayed by the styles (unless it’s your style!). Stay true to what you like and what makes you happy!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

I recently picked up a few vintage zinc buckets for the shop. I had to keep a few for myself this year because they are the perfect Christmas tree holder.

I simply place a large glass milk jug inside the bucket. The jar holds the tree upright and keeps it hydrated.

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

I love using fresh greens in the house during any time of year and Christmas is no exception. I am lucky in the fact that pine trees surround us, and clipping branches is as easy as walking out back. I used greenery, pine cones and a few vintage objects to decorate our kitchen for Christmas – keeping things simple, yet festive.

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

I hung two wreaths from our pantry doors, something I meant to do last year but had forgotten! I am excited to have them there this year, they might just be my favorite touch – especially the bells hanging with them!

The wreaths are faux, but I spruced them up…quite literally. I like to add fresh clippings into anything faux to give it a more real feel. Sometimes real trees, wreaths, or garland aren’t an option, and this is an easy way to make them look a little fancier.

Tour our Christmas kitchen to gather ideas for decorating for the holidays this year! Use greenery and vintage touches to keep things simple and cohesive!

Thank you so much for visiting our Christmas kitchen, I hope you are leaving feeling inspired to decorate your home this year! If you’re new here, I hope you’ll subscribe below so we can stay in touch. Be sure to visit my friend’s kitchens, I think you’ll love their ideas!


Christmas Kitchen

Decorating ideas


 

Ella Claire | Nina Hendrick Design Co. | Zevy Joy | Boxwood Avenue

 

 

French Country Cottage | Craftberry Bush | Rooms for Rent | The Lilypad Cottage

 

 

My Sweet Savannah | Beneath My Heart | Nesting with Grace | Maison de Cinq

 

 

Julie Blanner | Nest of Posies | Dear Lillie Studio

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  1. Greetings! Love this article, and decided I would like to live in the kitchen :) I love the tree in the kitchen with the little bells on it and the white bowls stacked with the Christmas ornaments nestled in the top bowl – gorgeous!! I love the ornaments they look like family heirlooms! Have a blessed day – Janet

    1. Thank you Janet! You always make me smile! I found the bells at an antique shop and bought as many as I could! I love the little ornaments as well!

  2. Chloe you know how much I adore your kitchen, and at Christmas, it’s even better (if that’s possible!)

    I love, love, love those vintage bells on the little tree, and your wreaths are the perfect touch (with the bells again;)) Apparently, I need some bells!

    Wishing you the beginning of a very happy season – I’m so happy to be "hopping" with you!

    Sheila
    xo

    1. Sheila, thank you so much!! Until you mentioned it, I didn’t realize how many bells I had in the kitchen! I guess I have a thing for bells!! Loved touring your beautiful kitchen today! Can’t wait for the rest of the season!

  3. Loving every detail and the Bells!! Looking forward to the other rooms!! Thanks for the inspiration and for sharing your amazing blogging friends with us. So easy to pin up the inspiration! See ya again soon.

    1. Hi Dana, thank you so much! We just shared our living rooms, I hope you’ll get to stop by because there are some beautiful ideas!

  4. Oh I am so glad because sometimes it feels a little crazy to share all of this before Thanksgiving, but that’s exactly why we do it, so you can get inspired early!! Thank you!!

  5. Chloe tu cocina es preciosa, decorada en casa estación del año, su diseño es tan elegante y a temporal, el estilismo de toda tu casa es muy acogedor, perfecto. Gracias por inspirarnos con cada foto y post
    Feliz martes amiga!!