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Cozy Christmas Home Tour

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Take a virtual tour of our living room and breakfast room

bowl full of ornaments in front of Christmas tree lights

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Hello, friends! Welcome to our Christmas home! Today I’m joining with 14 other talented home bloggers for a farmhouse style Christmas tour. A great big thank you to Kelly at North Country Nest for organizing the tour!

All of the links and previews are at the bottom of the post, so be sure to visit everyone’s home.

I’ve got lots of pictures of our living room, breakfast room, and a couple of hutches chock full of vintage Christmas goodness so let’s get started!


Cozy Christmas Tablescape

white plates on a white knit table runner and white wood charger

Our table is dressed up with a cozy Christmas theme this year. The cable knit table runner was my starting point and I drew lots of inspiration from it. 

dining room decorating for Christmas

For the center of the table, I simply used some cypress branches and dried orange slices as a base. A few pomegranates, nuts, and small ornaments were added as filler.

dining room table center piece with glass candleholders and cypress branches

The vintage glass candle holders were some that belonged to my late mother-in-law. I always like to add something to our holiday table that belonged to her. 


Christmas centerpiece with pomegranates, cypress, nuts and orange slices

For the place settings I used my white wooden chargers as a base and added some white ironstone dishes that I found at the thrift store. 

Christmas place setting with white plates, linen napkins, and vintage silver

I love the character of vintage silverware and like to add it to the table for Christmas and special occasions. And the wine glasses aren’t vintage, but were a birthday/mother’s day present earlier this year. They add a needed sparkly element to the table. Plus it makes the wine seem extra special when it’s in a nice glass. 

Christmas place setting

Since we’re really not fancy, I used these casual linen napkins and simply tied them up with twine. A little snip of cypress adds a festive touch of green to the place setting. 

Christmas place setting with white dished and washed red linen napkins

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Christmas Hutch

old oak hutch decorated with vintage white dishes and Christmas ornaments

This old hutch has become one of my favorite things to decorate for each season. I always have my white ironstone dishes as a base and just change out the accent dishes and decor. 

glitter house and white dishes

I never met a white pitcher I didn’t like so I have quite a few of those. They’re great as vases for flowers in warmer months. 

little white pitcher

A few pieces of my Johnson Brothers Pink Castles are mixed in for Christmas, along with a few of my vintage Shiny Brite Christmas ornaments

vintage ornaments and johnson brother's sugar bowl

little white creamer and vintage Christmas ornaments

And a few pieces of slightly tarnished vintage silver add a bit of sparkle to the scene as well. I’m sure they would add even more sparkle if I polished them, but who’s got time for that? I kinda like them tarnished. It gives them patina and charm. 

little white creamer and vintage Christmas ornaments

Three Tiered Tray

3 tiered tray decorated for Christmas

Over on the buffet I have my 3 tiered tray decorated for Christmas too. A few spools of ribbon and some little glitter houses are the perfect size to sit here.

little glitter house

The red handled pair of old scissors is a fun addition. They’re not just scissors…they also open cans and bottles and I’m sure they do something else too. An old fashioned version of today’s 5-in-1 tool, no doubt. The red striped napkins add to the festive setting too. 

red handled scissors and Christmas decorations

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Cozy Christmas Living Room

vintage ornaments in a white bowl in front of a Christmas tree

Our living room is where our tree always is. This year I went with a cozy snowy theme. I used some plaid ribbon, knit garland, button garland, and snowflake ornaments on the tree. And this is the first time in over 12 year that we haven’t had a real tree. 

cozy Christmas tree

I got this one at Costco back in November and am really happy with the way it looks. I had done lots of research and looked at several online but this one had a decent price and still looks realistic. Plus it’s pre-lit! That’s definitely a win in my book. 

cozy Christmas tree

A plaid deer pillow adds to the plaid theme. 

And these little reusable tote bags are the cutest things. They’re tote bags and not actually gift bags, but are the perfect size plus they’re reusable. Isn’t the artwork amazing? (They’re from my shop and are found HERE.)

I love all things velvet and this rich brown pillow is one of my favorite new items. I love the pompom trim on it. (It’s also from my shop and is found HERE.)

Can you ever have too many throw blankets? Not in my opinion! I layered these festive ones on my old wooden ladder and draped a pompom garland over them for a cozy little corner. 

Our home doesn’t have a dining room, so my China cabinet is actually in our living room. When we have a large group over for dinner, which isn’t usually more than a couple of times per year, we rearrange this room and use it as a dining room. 

It’s kinda nice because it’s a long room with lots of windows and a fireplace. But it’s the first room you come to when you walk into our house so I don’t leave it set up that way. Who wants to walk into a dining room when they enter a home? 

Anyway, the China cabinet is full of Christmas decor right now.

As you’ve seen, I have a large stash/collection/hoard of vintage items and I really like to use them whenever I can. Use it or lose it has been my motto since our house is bursting at the seams with stuff these days. I’ll probably start selling some of my things online in the next few months because I really need to pare down my collections. 

Anyway….I wanted to use these cute little cards that I found on a recent trip. I stuck them in some vintage flower frogs and then used some silver baby cups turned upside down as pedestals. Weird or clever? I thought it was pretty clever and am so glad I’m using all of these little goodies. 

Another weird/clever/unique display here. Vintage glass bottles are something else I collect along with ornaments. I put them together and made some interesting little ornament displays.

On the door of the China cabinet a little preserved boxwood wreath is hung with some pretty plaid ribbon. You can see a few more pieces from my stash. Do you have a stash of vintage items too?

That pretty much wraps up my Christmas decor for this year. I meant to add some decor to the entry and family room fireplace, but it hasn’t happened yet and honestly, it probably won’t. I’ve been decorating for 2 weeks and feel like we have enough. 

I might add just a few little pieces here and there before my oldest daughter comes home for Christmas. But the thought of getting a lot more out just to put it away a couple of weeks later isn’t very appealing to me. Is that wrong? I hope not. The family says I always overdo it anyway. 

I hope you’ve enjoyed today’s tour! Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the post and visit my friends for more ideas. 

See the details of our Christmas mantel shared earlier as part of a Christmas ideas tour HERE.

Here’s a peek at our front porch. You can see the rest of it and all of the details along with 15 other bloggers’ porches HERE.

See all of my Christmas decorating ideas since 2011 HERE.

Visit my holiday shop with all of my favorite Christmas decorating favorites HERE.


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14 Comments

  1. Your home looks beautiful, Angie! I love how you set your table with pretty white dishes, that cozy sweater runner with natural decorations, and your lovely vintage silverware. Both of your cabinets looks so festive and I love the idea of using silver baby cups turned upside down to display cards. My mom has our silver baby cups displayed on her buffet and I'm going to show her this idea to try. Mama also still uses a pair of red handled scissors like the ones you displayed in your 3-tiered server. I always love seeing your decorations and I'm officially inviting myself to your house to see it all in person if I'm ever in TN.

    1. Thank you so much for those kind words, Paula. Yes, definitely come see me if you're ever in Tennessee! The door is always open for you!

  2. Your Christmas decor is simply charming Angie! You know I love ironstone and your table and hutch look so beautiful! I think the vintage items add a nostalgic feel that is so perfect at Christmas!! Have a Merry and blessed Christmas!!

    1. Thank you, Cindy! I think the table and hutch are my favorite things to decorate any time of the year but especially at Christmas. And I agree that adding nostalgia just makes things that much more special. Merry Christmas to you too!

  3. It all looks so pretty from your vintage collections dressed for Christmas to your lovely tree, i enjoyed it all,thanks.

  4. Love how you've decorated your home for the holidays, Angie! Sooo pretty!!! I have a few pieces of ironstone and can't wait to get it all here from California to decorate hopefully in our new home for next Christmas. Happily pinned a ton of your photos while waiting to decorate in that next home! <3

    Hugs and Christmas blessings to you,
    Barb 🙂

    1. Thanks, Barb. I'm sure your excited about your new home. I know I would be! Have a wonderful Christmas.

  5. I think what I appreciate and enjoy most about your posts is that you live in a real home with real furniture and décor. It always seems so genuine and from the heart. It inspires me to push my creativity with what I already have. I am struggling with decorating my kitchen hutch, so this post was particularly helpful to me. Thank you for being such an inspiration.

    1. Kristine, that really does mean a lot to me. Yes, a real home with real hand-me-down furniture and real messes. And too much stuff, lol. I'm very glad you found some inspiration here. Thanks for the kind comment. Have a wonderful Christmas. ~ Angie

    1. Thank you, Amanda! I love mixing vintage and new, especially my old ornaments! Have a wonderful Christmas. ~ Angie

  6. It's all so wonderful, Angie! I love how you put the little vintage ornaments on the old bottles. And I love your hutches, full of Christmas goodies alongside the whites. I've got college girl coming home this week, too. Just trying to add some pretty holiday touches to her room so it feels special before I call it a day on the decor!

  7. What a show-stopping gorgeous Christmas tour Angie! Wowsa! Your home is just gorgeous and so festive for the holidays! I love all of your beautiful ideas! Happy Holidays!

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