This years dining room has a very outdoorsy feel and is all about simple and organic elements.
Salvaged natural wood, greenery, linen, and outdoor elements make up our dining room this Christmas season. No fuss, no muss…keeping it simple.
Cedar, cypress, boxwoods, and paperwhites.
Natural Belgium linens sitting a top silky softness.
Brass candles…
And a touch of red.
A white linen table runner..
Paperwhites getting ready to bloom…
A live wreath in the window..
Brass flatware…
Plenty of natural sunlight..
And feelings of the outdoors at Christmastime.
Pinecones, twigs, nuts, and birch…
And always white flickering candles.
A quiet sense of calm…
As tree trimming and plans for festivities are made…
While still remembering the true meaning of Christmas. Plenty more to come…
Check out my Youtube video of our Christmas Dining Room HERE.
Christmas Inspiration found below
5 Steps to Decorating a Flocked Tree to Look Like a Designer Christmas Tree
How to DIY a Designer Christmas Tree Topper
Our Table – A Little Thanksgiving, A Little Christmas
PaperWhite Blooms for the Holidays
Step by Step Guide to Creating a Christmas Floral Arrangement
Tips and Ideas for Decorating a Flocked Christmas Tree 2018
Denise
XO
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Classic but then Haute Home Freshness snd elegance – I like the center piece and all the white – and the napkin rings do bring that perfect red – with natural greens –
In demeber – our neighbor’s son sold natural wreaths ((for scouts I think ))and I bought the first one reluctantly – but wanted to support his fundraiser – well it was so awesome because the smell and entire vibe – – there is a difference
I love natural wreaths too! There is no denying the scent and feeling they give to us at Christmastime. All mine are on the outside of the house 🙂 I put several wreaths in the windows. They went up before Thanksgiving and I hope they will last through Christmas. On the inside I have pieces of live greenery and I love the smell as well!
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YAY for Christmas Decor!!!
Love it!
Thank you, so glad you like it.
Gorgeous Denise! 💗 I love the gentle woodsy vibe – the red is just perfect! Lovely as always!
Thanks Barb. It is very gentle you’re right. That’s about as woodsy as I get here 😉
Absolutely peaceful and gorgeous! <3
Hi Lynn! Thank you my friend! Always so nice to hear from you! Hugs
Simple, calming and elegant – a great combination.
Hi Joni! thank you my friend 🙂
PS. I was noticing you now have your photos marked with your website name, and was wondering what program you used to do that? Someone tried to explain using a watermark to me once and it sounded so complicated I never tried it.
Yes I did start using a logo. I’ve been putting it off because it is an extra step or two in the blogging process but now that I have it down, I’ll probably keep it up. I use Watermark Pro for the Mac. It’s a bit quirky and took me a while to figure out. You have the buy the premium version if you want to watermark several pics at one time. Hope that helps
Thanks…..I’m a Windows person myself. I seem to remember it as having a lot of steps, but it does look nice on your photos!
It’s definitely an added burden to an already long editing photo process but the more I do it, the quicker it gets 🙂