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Tour our Christmas home including our entry, Christmas hutch, and happy hot cocoa cart



Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Hello, friends! And welcome to another glimpse into our Christmas home. Today I’m joining 15 talented home bloggers as we kick off a 4 day Farmhouse Christmas tour. I’m sharing some spaces in our house that you haven’t seen decorated for Christmas yet so I hope you get some good ideas.

Here’s a sneak peek at the homes on the tour, organized by Christina at Christina’s Adventures. If you’re here for the first time visiting from one of the other blogs on the tour, WELCOME! You can learn a little about me and the blog by going here: My Story. If you’re a regular reader, welcome back to you! The links to all the tours are at the bottom of the post and you’ll want to visit them all for some wonderful ideas for adding farmhouse Christmas touches to your home.

Now come on in and see how our hutch, entry, and hot cocoa cart are all decked out for Christmas.

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CHRISTMAS HUTCH

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

  

One of my favorite things to decorate in our home is our antique oak hutch. It belonged to my husband’s grandparents in their old farmhouse and is a cherished piece of furniture. I change the decor 3 or 4 times per year to go with the season. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

I’m using lemon cypress trees in our decor for the first time this year and have fallen in love with them. The bright color, and soft texture, and the small size is so much fun. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

I’ve been collecting white dishes for years now and have many of them in the hutch for Christmas this year. A few red and green accents give it a holiday vibe. Most of the dishes and pitchers have come from estate sales, yard sales, and thrift shops.

To see my tips for estate sale shopping visit this post: How to Shop Estate Sales Like a Pro

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

A little glass ornament and a mirrored ornament add some sparkle and bling to the hutch.

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Another thing I collect is old silverware. I love the patina and the weight of it. And the designs are always so pretty. They look festive inside the little creamer pitcher with a sprig of boxwood.

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

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HAPPY HOT COCOA CART

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Our hot cocoa cart is part bar cart, part cookie cart, part let’s-just-get-warm cart. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

My favorite Santa mugs look like they have a happy little secret, don’t they? Hmmm, I wonder what they’re up to…

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

 A little ironstone pitcher holds some candy canes that can be swirled in your hot cocoa. And the throw blankets will help warm you up.

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

A little bit of cookie heaven awaits you to go with your cup of hot cocoa. And yes, I sampled all of these and they’re all unbelievably yummy. Especially the little buttery star shortbread cookies

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

It appears we have a couple of party crashers at the hot cocoa station this year. Ms. DeKuyper and Mr. Bailey have dressed in their winter sweaters for the occasion. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

They’re ready to have some fun, along with Mr. Ole Smoky. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

There’s that sneaky Santa again. He’s the cutest, isn’t he?

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ENTRY

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Our entry is very small but is just big enough to welcome you with some Christmas cheer. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Some cozy felt pompom garland dresses up our old mirror.

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

An old wooden box makes a great place for some little trees and a fun woody that’s hauling a Christmas tree.

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

And our house just wouldn’t be Christmas without at least a few of my beloved vintage ornaments. I didn’t put them on the tree for the first time in years so I had to scatter some of them throughout the house. I’m missing them on the tree though. (Check back here tomorrow when I’ll be sharing what we did decorate the tree with.)

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

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SOURCES FOR HUTCH ITEMS

vintage silver // mini boxwood wreaths // red velvet ribbon // felt garland // lemon cypress trees // matching creamer and sugar // wicker wine jug (similar) // antique mirror ornament (similar) //

SOURCES FOR HOT COCOA CART

 red kitchen cart (similar) // Santa mugs // bottle scarves and sweaters (similar) // snowflake marshmallows // plaid throws – vintage (similar here) // Santa Biscoff cookies // mini star cookies // peppermint marshmallows // holiday ginger snaps // monogrammed Christmas kitchen towel

SOURCES FOR ENTRY

small Christmas trees // table // felt garland // Woody with tree on top (similar) // mini boxwood wreath // snow boots // straw tote

Here are a few other areas of our house that I’ve already shared. 

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

Our master bedroom is ready for winter. You can see more of it here: Christmas Master Bedroom

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

See all the details of our front porch here: Christmas front porch

Our Christmas tree has a cozy, farmhouse, snowflake theme this year and you can see more of it here Snowflake Christmas Tree

Farmhouse style Christmas ideas

And see more of our holiday table in this post: Christmas tablescape

Don’t forget to keep scrolling to the bottom of the page to visit all the blogs on the Farmhouse Christmas Tour!

Coming up – I’ll be posting a couple more times about Christmas, including our tree and a yummy recipe for salty caramel pecan pie, and then will have some ideas for helping you meet your new year’s goals of being more organized and staying on budget. I’ll soon be taking a little break to spend with my family since our oldest will be coming home from college for the holidays in a couple of days.

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Thanks so much for dropping by today!

Okay, now that you’ve seen my house, continue on to The Design Twins blog to see their beautiful Christmas house tour!   See all of the amazing farmhouse Christmas inspiration this week: 

Monday

Christina’s Adventures

A House and a Dog

Postcards From the Ridge

The Design Twins

Tuesday

Burlap Bow Decor

MisDIY Blog

My Life on Kaydeross Creek

Unexpected Elegance

Wednesday

The Rustic Life

Seeking Lavender Lane

Lehman Lane

Craftivity Designs

Thursday

The Hamby Home

Nesting Blissfully Interiors

Twelve on Main

Honey Bear Lane

The Creative Christmas Link Party is hosted by Janet of Shabbyfufu and the the bloggers of Blogging 50. Please visit all of the talented bloggers below! 

An InLinkz Link-up

38 Comments

  1. I just love all of it so much!! Your hutch is beautiful and I love how it has family history – so special!! And your entry is so welcoming – I love all of it!

    1. Thank you, Christina! And thanks for organizing the farmhouse Christmas tour. I can't wait to see everyone's homes! Have a merry Christmas. ~ Angie

  2. Very cozy and inviting! I love the ironstone with pops of red and green. So Christmasy!

  3. We have an antique hutch, and l love decorating it for the seasons, too! I'm a lover of all things vintage, so I'm crazy for the ornaments, ironstone, and silverware. So much character in old pieces 🙂

    1. I agree. Old pieces with history are the best. No better way to add character and charm to your home.

  4. Your holiday home is so gorgeous!! All of your greenery and reds create such a festive look. And I just adore your bedroom with the touch of greenery and yummy red accent pillow. So charming!
    xo Sally

    1. Thanks, Sally! Neutral holiday decorations are pretty but I have to have bits of red and green in ours. Merry Christmas!

  5. Your decorations and home is to die for! I love that hutch the way you arranged it…and every little bit of your tour is magical! Pinned like everything!!!

  6. Angie, your home is beautiful. I am so in love with your hutch and the pops of red! I think I need to get some of those Santa mugs 🙂 Merry Christmas!

  7. Your Christmas hutch is an absolute dream Angie! I just love how you styled it. The treats on the hot cocoa cart look super yummy too :). Merry Christmas!

    1. Thanks, Tara. I sampled all the treats and they're definitely all very yummy. Merry Christmas! ~ Angie

    1. Thank you so much, Sara! The entry is such a nice place to come home to. Have a merry Christmas! ~ Angie

  8. Angie, your home looks so festive! I can just tell you and your family and friends are going to have happy, beautiful holidays there! Red, bright green, you make all the colors of Christmas look extra special. Love your hutch, and your hot chocolate bar too! Merry Christmas! xo Lidy @FrenchGardenHouse Antiques

  9. Your home looks amazing all decked out for the holidays!!! I think my favorite photo os your entryway with the boxes of Shiny Brites 🙂

  10. Angie..your hutch is so beautifully decorated for Christmas…love it! and love your "party crashers" at the hot cocoa station!!! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

  11. Your Christmas decor is lovely, Angie…cozy, charming, and welcoming! I love all of your personal touches and the cheery colors. The hutch is a treasure and is beautiful all dressed up for Christmas!

  12. Angie, everything looks so wonderful and as beautiful as always, so many vintage touches that have me swooning and that felted garland, I MUST look for some here in Canada, it's so amazing! Merry Christmas my friend, blessings for 2017! xoxo

  13. Angie, your home is so pretty and festive. Your Christmas hutch is amazing! Love the felt pom pom garland.

  14. So many things I am in love with in your home. Your hutch, the felted pom pom garland, and those Santa mugs. Really I adore it all.

  15. Oh Angie! So many beautiful details to be inspired by. Thanks sharing your beautiful Christmas touch.

  16. Although I am not ready for the snow and cold, I love how broughtout the Christmas spirit throughout you home. I love it all. Thanks for sharing.

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