Hey there! Welcome to my Christmas home tour for 2015. This tour is going to be on the smaller side this year. As I’m sure you’ve noticed, I’m posting this way late this year due to a lot of great and unexpected opportunities with the blog, which has been wonderful! But it was also due to a lack of planning on my part, which is not so wonderful. The silver lining is that I have learned a LOT about blogging this year, and I am excited to tackle the next year with a solid plan in place!
But enough of all that; let’s get to the tour!
Due to lack of time, my Christmas decorating was restricted to my entryway and living room area this year save for the Christmas Mantle I did in our master bedroom. The first thing you see when you come in is my sideboard entryway table I recently made over. I kept the decorations simple and traditional here by mixing antiques with natural elements.
I did the rest of the living room in a rustic glam style by mixing antiques and natural elements with burlap, lace, and glass and bulb ornaments in neutral colors.
I put the tree by the staircase this year, and I really like it there! I think that might be it’s new place from now on.
These are a couple of the ornaments I made in my vintage hinge and jewelry Christmas ornaments tutorial.
We’re lucky to have large redwood trees in our backyard, and I always love using the trimmings as swags for my stairwell!
I decorated my always controversial entryway table repurposed from a coffee table with antiques, pine cones, and neutral colored ornaments.
I just got these awesome candlestick holders and I just had to incorporate them into my Christmas decorating this year! I arranged them on one of my side tables along with some Mason and Kerr jars and electric candles.
Galvanized tiered trays are all the rage lately, and I incorporated this one on another side table along with the one on my entryway sideboard.
I found this cute little sleigh at Home Goods, so I incorporated it with the trees I made in my burlap and button Christmas tree tutorial on this side table.
I hope you enjoyed my Christmas home tour for 2015! I’d love to hear what you think, so please tell me your thoughts in the comments section below!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Jeanie says
Pretty as always! Merry Christmas!
Michelle says
Thank you Jeanie! Merry Christmas!
JESS44903 says
Wow! Everything looks so pretty and elegant!
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J! Merry Christmas!
Michelle says
Thank you Jess! Merry Christmas! 🙂
Marty@A Stroll Thru Life says
Oh so pretty. I love your tree with lace and pinecones, stunning. Merry Christmas
Michelle says
Thank you so much Marty! Merry Christmas!
Nellie says
Your home looks warm and wonderful, love all your natural elements. Tree is gorgeous.
this is my first time to visit, sure enjoyed it.
May you have a Lovely Christmas!
Blessings Galore, Nellie
Michelle says
Awe thank you Nellie I’m glad you found me and enjoyed your visit! Merry Christmas!
Nedda says
What a beautiful job you did decorating your home. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity and ideas. I may be using your candle stick display idea next year for my entry. Merry Christmas!
Michelle says
You’re welcome Nedda, and thank you! 🙂 Merry Christmas!
Mary-The Boondocks Blog says
What a beautiful and very unique home you have Michelle. I love all of the antique touches. The use of old things to create original ornaments is really exquisite. I hope you had a great Christmas and am looking forward to the new year and more of your creativity! Happy New Year!
Michelle says
Thank you so much Mary! 🙂 I hope you had a great Christmas as well and Happy New Year!
Cindy says
Very cute! Love it!
Michelle says
Thank you Cindy! 🙂 Happy New Year!
Jennifer says
What a lovely home you have! Thanks for sharing at My Flagstaff Home!
Jennifer
Jennifer says
Congratulations! You’ll be featured this week at My Flagstaff Home!
Jennifer
Michelle says
Thank you so much Jennifer! I’m flattered you chose this as one of your features this week! 🙂