I hope you enjoyed a look into our little kitchen! I had so much fun decking it out for Christmas and it's made the space so much more magical to be in. A simple strand of fairy lights and a few ceramic trees are all you need to make a space festive. Pine scented soap and a fresh baby pine tree I picked up from Trader Joe's make my kitchen sink a much more pleasant place to spend time. This tree cakelet pan is so whimsical and fun and the cake trees dusted with powdered sugar are the prettiest edible decor. I'll share the recipe later this week but it's perfect for using in any of your favorite bundt pans or cake molds. Step aside gingerbread houses! One of my NEW favorite recipes is for Bourbon Brown Sugar Bundt Cake. I'm planning to share my tree here on the blog very soon as I just finished decorating it! I kept the forest green and white theme going on the tree as well with touches of copper.I AM OBSESSED. Don't mind the leaning has since been replaced.
I really do love this corner of my kitchen and now I love it even more because it gives me a view of our Christmas tree. Does anyone else go crazy on holiday decor at that store? One of my favorite tiny details is my Great Grandmother's green wooden handled measuring cup I use in my sugar and my Staub Dutch Oven with a Pine Tree embossed on the lid. I already had tons of bottle brush trees in my Christmas decor but I added this Farm Fresh Christmas Tree sign, pine leaf spoon rest, and snowy pine tree canister for my wooden spoons all found at Home Goods.
Pine Tree Inspired Christmas Kitchen DecorĪdding in touches of pine tree decor really created a theme. It has already gotten a LOT of use this season. My vintage cookie cutters double as decoration in a glass jar on the counter next to the sugar and flour and my favorite Kitchen Aid mixer with white hobnail mixing bowl looks beautiful with the green and white Christmas decor. This is my prep and baking area and this time of year, I really love the countertops for rolling out pie crust. Our kitchen is relatively small but I do love the counter space to the left of the stove. I add fairy lights to the houses to make them glow and I love the cozy effect.
#Christmas kitchen decor full
I found this set of porcelain houses and trees on Amazon that I might end up purchasing as I really wish I had a full set. I found these houses a few years ago in the Target dollar bin and I've loved them ever since! I honestly wish I had bought quite a few more. This counter space really opens up the house and decorated it with my little white Christmas houses and bottle brush trees. One feature of our kitchen that I love is the open bar area that looks our from our kitchen to the dining room. I love the way the deep forest green works with the light grey walls to create a woodsy but still modern feel. From dressing the cabinets with garland to adding vintage bottle brush Christmas trees to open shelves, decorating the kitchen for Christmas is as easy as pie. This year, I decided to decorate our home mostly with green and white Christmas decor with touches of metalics. Make the heart of your home festive with pretty Christmas kitchen decorating ideas. The kitchen backsplash is very similar to the tile I chose in my old house so it all feels familiar. That being said, I don't mind the cool greys and white details throughout the house. We currently rent so the paint colors, fixtures and finishes are not of my choosing. Since moving into this house over the summer, it's been fun to decorate the new space. He really is the king of Christmas decor if you need some inspiration for your home or Christmas tree. I've always loved adding little touches around my kitchen by this year I really had fun fully decorating the space thanks to my friend Michael at Inspired By Charm and all of his Christmas Kitchen Decor Inspiration. This year I was inspired to decorate our new kitchen space with hints of green and white to compliment the grey. The glow of twinkle lights illuminate the counter tops and a fresh wreath hung on the wall makes the entire room smell like fresh cut pine. There is no room I'd rather spend my time in during the holidays than the kitchen. Of course, we live in an old house:) We’ve lived in our fake farmhouse for 18 years now, and are still working on it! We finally finished our upstairs bathroom.
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