Walking into the living room, you'll see the focal point of the room, the fireplace. I sewed (and glued some) everyone's names and the decorations on the store bought stockings. The garland I found on clearance and added some clearanced glitter pomegranates.
On the coffee table is just a bough of frosted greenery and berry picks (pay no attention the the thousand or so fingerprints....), very simple
On one of the end tables is a wooden tray ($6 find) with an old looking clock and and a new greenery piece I just got. It's called yucca grass, and it came in the urn it's in. I added some of the glittery pomegranates and red balls as an accent.
Here is our Christmas tree (lots of light!), that we fondly call our "Griswold Family Christmas Tree". We had to buy a new tree last year (lets just say water in the basement and boxes don't get along well) and hubby found a deal at Sam's Club. It is beautiful, but that sucker has about a bazillion lights on it, you can see the electrical box spinning. The ornaments are all ones we've accumulated over the years. I also add red and gold balls, bows and beads.
From there you walk into the dining room, where my latest beauty sits:) Loved decorating that one up for the holidays!
This is on top of our cabinets, just more greenery and berry picks.
This is also in the dining room, a scrapbook page I did, and our advent calender tree. The lantern is my Grandpa's lantern that he used ti milk cows with when he was a boy. Very cool.
This is also in the dining room, a scrapbook page I did, and our advent calender tree. The lantern is my Grandpa's lantern that he used ti milk cows with when he was a boy. Very cool.
And that completes part of the tour! I hope you enjoyed seeing a little bit of our Home for the Holidays! Linking up to Rhoda's Home For the Holidays party, and Cheri's at It's So Very Cheri
and The Inspired Room's house tour!
7 comments:
Beautiful! I'm hoping to post our "Christmas decorations" in the next couple of days!
Love how you used your Grandpa's lantern...family treasures are the best! Merry Christmas!
Blessings,
Linda
Griswold family tree... LOL Love that!
rue
I really like the arrangement with your grandfathers lantern.
I love how you incorporated family heirlooms into your decorating. Your home is beautiful. Merry Christmas!
Cara
You have so many pretty things to look at. I just love how each person's style is different and unique to them. It is so fun getting to tour peoples homes'
Thanks
Cheri
Your home looks lovely all dolled up for the season. I like the "Griswold" tree the best! Thanks so much for your encouraging comment - it's nice to know that most blogger girls are sweet and kind :-)
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