I hope you’ve all had an amazing Thanksgiving weekend! Can you believe it’s already December?! These shortened holiday windows fly by way too fast! Today I’m sharing our 2019 Christmas home tour.
With hosting Thanksgiving, our upcoming trip, Kurtis’ surgery, and then hosting Christmas, we kept things fairly simple this year. I didn’t sign up for any group tours because I honestly didn’t know if I’d even have time to decorate before we leave. So, it’s just me today and a few rooms that are dressed up for Christmas! Hopefully you’ll find a few simple ideas that will work in your home as well!
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Welcome to our Christmas entryway!
All I did was add some garland to the staircase, a wreath on the door, and some navy blue grosgrain ribbon to make it all feel a bit more festive!
I started with a ribbon I thought would be more camel-toned, but it ended up being blush. I liked it, but after I finished decorating all the other rooms in our home, I ended up swapping the bows for this navy blue option and love it so much more!
As we walk down our entryway hallway, I add our nativity scene on this tray to our console table. I also swapped out our former greenery for some faux evergreens and called it a day! I bought these lighted birch trees to use in our courtyard planters (on the right of this photo) but haven’t had a chance to set them up. I think they’ll create such a pretty glow in the hallway at night!
CHRISTMAS ENTRYWAY SOURCES: Similar Garland | Wreath | Navy Blue Grosgrain Ribbon | Pom Pom Rug | Lantern Chandelier | Striped Wood Cabinet | ‘It Is Well’ Canvas | Cane Console Table | Swing Arm Sconce | Vase | Faux Greenery | Nativity Set | Similar Mirror | Door Color: Benjamin Moore Water’s Edge
As we move further down the hallway into our kitchen, I kept it super simple. I added this diamond runner rug and these lighted trees in baskets and that was it! Since we’ll be hosting Christmas this year, I didn’t want to clutter the countertops much!
I love that the lighted trees can be manually turned on, or you can use their built-in timers to have them turn on and off at the same time each night. They look so cute in our window! We have the medium and extra-large sizes here.
CHRISTMAS KITCHEN SOURCES: Basket Pendant Lights | Bistro Bar Stools | Diamond Runner Rug | Pre-Lit Pine Trees in Baskets | Cabinet Hardware | Island Color: Benjamin Moore Providence Blue
Off to the right of our kitchen is our dining room. Admittedly, I didn’t actually finish decorating this space until the day after Christmas, but I wanted to get it added to our home tour for the year.
I’m loving this navy blue and dark green color combo so much, I may have to use it again next year!
CHRISTMAS DINING ROOM SOURCES: Dining Table | Linen Dining Chairs | Striped Rug c/o from Dash & Albert | Chandelier (look for less here) | Velvet Pillows | Velvet Table Runner | Hutch details | Abstract Art | Faux Christmas Tree | Similar Woven Christmas Tree Collar | Dough Bowl | Wreath | All Ornaments (including stars): Hobby Lobby
As we move into the living room, you’ll see I kept the color scheme fairly neutral. It’s my first time trying this for the holidays but I love it! I think I’ll be less ready to take it all down come December since it’s all so neutral.
I moved these x-bench stools in front of the fireplace and the cats love lounging on them in front of the fire!
I’m absolutely loving the combo of our pom stockings and chunky knit stockings!
Keeping things as simple as possible, I filled our dough bowl with leftover ornaments. I love how sparkly they look when the Christmas lights are on!
I had contemplated leaving our Christmas tree in here bare, but ultimately ended up decorating it. I actually love both looks though!
Our living room feels so cozy now!
CHRISTMAS LIVING ROOM SOURCES: Linen Sofas | Similar Spindle Chairs | Coffee Table | Woven Stools | Linen Pillow | Plaid Pillows | Velvet Pillows | Plaid Throw Blanket | Woven Baskets | Similar Wood Chain Link | Natural Christmas Tree | Moravian Star Tree Topper | Frame TV | Gallery Frames | Lamps | Dough Bowl | Pom Stockings | Chunky Knit Stockings | Similar Cedar Garland | Similar Christmas Tree Collar
Moving upstairs to our guest bedroom, I added some festive touches for all the guests we’re having over the holidays!
This is the first time I’ve fully shown the room since the upholstered bed was delivered and I love how it looks so much!
I added this wreath above the bed and then tied a simple grosgrain ribbon bow for a little color.
I’ve had this ‘O Come Let Us Adore Him’ canvas for years now and I love using it in new places around our home each year!
Although I didn’t make many changes, it feels so festive in here!
CHRISTMAS GUEST BEDROOM SOURCES: Upholstered Bed | Bead Chandelier | Striped Rug | Windowpane Plaid Bedding | Plaid Lumbar Pillow | Raffia Nightstands | Mirrors | Lamps | White Noise Machine | Wreath | Lit Mini Tree | ‘O Come Let Us Adore Him’ Canvas
The last room I’m sharing today is our den!
We moved our flocked tree up to the room and I love how it looks with the more coastal elements in here! We’ve had the flocked wreath for a number of years and it was fun to add something festive to the board and batten wall!
On the coffee table, I added some faux greenery and a wood bowl filled with ornaments. Easy to set up and easy to take down after the holidays!
For the ornaments, I simply used the same color tones of the pillows I used in the room.
I kept the tree decor super simple too, just add some picks and ornaments in shades of white, silver and gold. It’s all so sparkly at night!
The lights from the tree and wreath make the room feel even more cozy! It’s the perfect spot for watching all those Hallmark Christmas movies!
CHRISTMAS DEN SOURCES: Linen Sectional | Bamboo Coffee Table | Palm Tree Art | Rug | Jute Poufs | Flocked Tree | Woven Tree Collar | Pom Blanket | Pom Pillow Cover (look for less here and here) | Plaid Pillow | Hand Block Pattern Pillow | Similar Vase | Similar Faux Greenery | Roman Shades | Scalloped Light Fixture | Ornaments & Picks: Hobby Lobby | Wood Bowl: At Home | “Surf Shack” Book | Glass Beads | White Bone Beads | Marble Coasters
I hope you enjoyed our 2019 Christmas home tour! I’ll be sure to share any additional rooms I decorate over the coming weeks. Enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend!
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Great job! So festive yet simple clean and uncluttered (which I find holiday decorating can tend to lean towards…cluttered.. but not yours!). Just Beautiful, enjoy!
Thank you so much Elizabeth! I feel the same way about things starting to feel cluttered, so I’m hoping this stripped down version will make me less antsy to take it all down ASAP 😉
Hi,
What color is your front door and kitchen island painted? Thanks!
The front door is Benjamin Moore Water’s Edge and the island is BM Providence Blue.
Thanks for the tour! You totally could have signed up for the usual tours because it’s great to see a practical – you can do this much with limited time – it looks fab!
Thank you so much, Tanya!
I love the neutral, minimal take on holiday decor! I am doing the same in my home this year! Can you share the source for your rug in the living room? Thanks so much!
Your tour is beautiful! Looks so good! I’m with you… I’m tired of the crazy clutter that comes with my previous decorating. I think I’ll follow your lead and go more simple this year. You’ve proven it CAN be done! 🙂
Gosh, every single picture is perfection! I love, love, love all of it. Thanks for sharing and for the loads of inspiration, as always. Merry Christmas!
Great job! I LOVE the white with a pop of navy. It never grows old on me. Loved this tour Sarah, and that you kept it failry simple but still enough! It’s refreshing!