Since I already posted about my exterior holiday decorations, I thought it was time to give you a little tour of my interior all decked out for Christmas.
First up: The Formal Living Room
This is the room where we have set up the tree and open our presents on Christmas morning. My favorite part is the mantle:
It is done in silver and red, and features lots of great dollar store finds along with a few things I got on clearance at Ikea last year. The iced silver wreath on the mirror came from Home Goods after christmas last year and was only $8. 
The kids and I glittered some pine cones for an added sparkle, and the lanterns were on sale after Valentine's day for $5 at Ikea.
All the ornaments came from the dollar store and fill thrift store vases I've been accumulating.
Just off the living room is the Dining Room:
I was able to snag a dozen live poinsettias on Black Friday for 99 cents each and they line the stairs.
The other side of the bannister is swagged with lit greens and features an old set of stockings that came from my husband's family
The more whimsical part of the house is the Family/Play Room:
This room is decorated with all the kid's favorite christmas things: Nutcrackers, gingerbread men and christmas books. Our embroidered family stockings hang on this mantle
And the nativity is set up on the side board:Even the display shelves in the Kitchen got a little Christmas-fied. Lastly, I swagged the top of the kitchen cabinets to unite the space.
It definitely feels like Christmas! I know the kids think so.
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Wow, how beautiful! I love the mantle in the formal living room and those embroidered stockings! Those are amazing! Did you make them?
ReplyDeleteYour home is amazing! Seriously - live poinsettias for $.99 each! I love every little bit, but my favorite part has got to be the back-lit white forest of trees on your family room mantle! How did you do that and what is it made of?
ReplyDeleteThat is actually a pre lit decoration from IKEA. Called the STRALA. I picked it up last year for 1/2 price. $10 http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00218768/
ReplyDeleteMy mom and sister made those. They really are amazing, and a ton of work!
ReplyDeleteYou have such an amazing home. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Everything looks so amazing. I love the poinsettias on the stairs - what a nice touch. You have definitely given me some ideas :)
ReplyDeleteKim- It all looks just beautiful. You did a wonderful job and your home is lovely- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHey Kim! Everything looks so beautiful! My favorite is the living room mantel, but I also like the tree, oh and the staircase, and the stockings with the little chair by the side! Did I say I also like that open kitchen cabinet with all those pretty decorations?! I love it all!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous house tour! Beautiful decorations. I love how the the white trees are light on the mantel in the Family/Play room.
ReplyDeleteKC
What a beautiful home! I think my favorite part is the stockings on the stairway from your husband's family. Crocheted? The entire home is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love going into your Christmas home tour - truly a home worth sharing to the rest of the world - beautiful and magical! Great job!
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You did a wonderful job on your home for Christmas! Everything is so pretty and I love the Nativity you have!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful! Makes me want to work harder at decorating more rooms for Christmas! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I love your style, and your blog. Merry Christmas !
ReplyDeleteYour house is so festive! I love the poinsettas on the stairs. My dog would totally eat them and die so I'll live vicariously through you! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove all of your decorations! Only our living room is decorated right now, but I can't wait to add more decorations in years to come! (It takes awhile to build up that collection!)
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