My Christmas Home Tour

Earlier today I shared a little Christmas project I made: gold glitter silhouette deer art.  It’s like the catchiest name of a project ever, I know.  If you enjoyed that, then keep reading!  If not, well, keep reading anyway!  Because I am inviting you over to my house to take a look at a little more of my Christmas decor just for funs.

I’m so glad you could drop by. (Pretend I just took your coat and offered you a steaming mug of hot cocoa. Aren’t I such a nice virtual host?)  C’mon in!

Why don’t you have a seat in the living room by the roaring fire?

(Just keep pretending. I have never actually figured out how to turn on this fireplace).

(I have also not figured out if it’s better to try and take glowy Christmasy pictures during the day or night.  Bear with me).

No mantel in this rental, shucks.  I improvised with garland, and like it so much better compared to the beige square it normally is, I just might keep it up year round.

Just a simple gold/silver/white color scheme ’round here, with plenty of glitter.

I love, love these little faux trees from IKEA, and have a couple scattered about.  I highly recommend getting yourself a few, they’re so versatile.

I had a strand of half-burned out lights, so I just piled them in this basket, and I think it looks quite lovely.  I also hung strands of lights behind my curtains, which I would also like to keep year round, so cozy!

Now, pull up a chair and join me at the table!

I made these plates last year with my Silhouette and some gold vinyl.  And yes, I keep it like that all month long!  My family just shoves it all aside to use the table, but mainly uses the kitchen island anyway.

I made the runner with some faux bois fabric I found at JoAnns. It fits the ‘woodsy/glam’ theme that I wasn’t really aiming for, but with pinecones and disco balls sharing space, kind of happened.

The wreath was a $7 thrift store find, and the nutcracker was a little makeover project inspired by my friend Rebecca at The Crafted Sparrow. I just painted over that old picture and filled in a nutcracker silhouette with silver paint.

So glad you could visit! Thanks so much for stopping in friends!

Have a very, very merry Christmas!