🎄Hi, sweet Friends. Welcome back! Today, we’re continuing our Christmas decorating series as we bring cozy, traditional Christmas charm to the rest of our kitchen!
I’m sharing Christmas kitchen decorating ideas filled with gingerbread touches, beautiful holly berry greenery, festive wreaths, and warm pops of red. From styling the countertops and kitchen island to adding those special finishing touches, I hope you find plenty of inspiration to make your own home feel warm and welcoming this Christmas season!
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The video provides a step-by-step guide to decorating a kitchen for Christmas, focusing on a cohesive gingerbread and holly berry theme. The creator demonstrates how to blend functional items with festive decor, utilizing a mix of new finds and nostalgic pieces to create a warm, intentional, and inviting holiday atmosphere.
Today, we
are bringing even
more Christmas
cheer to the rest
of the kitchen.
Adding those cozy festive touches that make this time of year
feel so special. I hope you enjoy decorating along with me today
and find an idea or two that you might
be able to incorporate into your own
home this Christmas season. So why don't you
go ahead and grab something warm to drink, get cozy, and let's get
Today I thought we would start by styling the countertops.
I always like to incorporate a mix
of functional and decorative pieces keeping things pretty
but still practical for everyday use.
I'll be carrying that same gingerbread
and holly berry theme from our breakfast nook into this
side of the kitchen so everything feels cohesive
and flows nicely from one space to the next.
I did recently find
that adorable light-up gingerbread figurine at Cracker Barrel,
and I just couldn't resist.
If you remember, back in the fall,
I shared a little look around their old country store
and some of their beautiful fall decor.
I'd love to go back and share what they have
for Christmas this year, too.
You'll have to let me know down in the comments
if that's something that you would enjoy seeing.
Here's another cute new find from Cracker Barrel.
I think it's so fun to add a few new pieces each year
alongside all those older nostalgic decorations
we bring out Christmas after Christmas.
Those treasured pieces hold so many special memories
and adding something new here and there
and decorating with them in new ways
can really freshen things up
while still keeping those familiar traditions we love.
Next, I'm going to switch out the valance above
the kitchen sink. If you remember,
I used the same pretty red valances over in the breakfast nook,
and I wanted to carry that same
look over to this side of the kitchen.
I just love that rich red color for Christmas,
and I think it adds such a warm,
cozy touch while tying the two spaces together.
Adding a lamp to our kitchen countertops has
been one of my favorite decorating touches.
I bought the lamp on the right from Kirkland's last year,
and while I love the gold tree base,
it's just not quite the look that I wanted
for this space. But don't worry,
I know the perfect spot for it somewhere else
in our home, so stay tuned for that.
For now, I'm gonna switch out the lampshades
so that I can bring that beautiful velvety green shade
into the kitchen while saving that pop of gold
for another room.
It's such an easy little update,
but it makes the whole space feel more intentional.
I love to bring out my cake stand
and display some of our treats that we bake for Christmas.
One of our favorites is a simple glazed donut,
so that's what I'm displaying here today.
For Christmas, I love a full decorated countertop,
and this year I'm carrying the decor all along
from the sink all the way to the end.
I'll keep most of the pieces along the backsplash,
so if I need a counter for prep work, I can do so.
But thankfully, our large island provides plenty of prep space,
so I can decorate this area
and enjoy the festive look without sacrificing functionality.
We have heard on high.
Sweetly singing o'er the plains.
Mountains in reply.
Echoing their joyous strains.
find
these
new
wreaths
from
Hobby
Lobby
that
I'm
going
to
hang
on
our
kitchen
cabinets.
I'm
starting by cutting a few strips of ribbon
to the length that I need. Then I'm using a little
command hook on the back of the cabinet doors,
making sure that the hooks are facing upside down.
I'll simply wrap the ribbon over the top of the door
and where I made that tiny hole near the end
with my scissors, I'll slip that right over the hook.
It's such an easy way to hang these little wreaths
and they stay nicely in place all season long.
I like
to add this
embellishment
above our
refrigerator
and then also to the cabinets above the microwave.
I think adding this embellishment
really helps to draw your eye up
and adds a little bit more interest throughout the kitchen.
And speaking of drawing your eye upward,
another thing I love to do at Christmas is add a little
garland to our light fixtures.
If you remember, I used the same holly berry garland on our kitchen
tree and the light fixture in the breakfast nook.
So I thought, why not add a little to the light
above our island too? It's such a simple little touch,
but I think it makes everything feel a
bit more festive and helps to, again,
tie the whole kitchen look together.
A good tip to remember is repeating an element
at least three times throughout your room.
This could be a color, a pattern, or even greenery,
and this helps to create that cohesive
designer
look
and
makes
the
space
feel
more
intentional
and
pulled
together.
Lastly,
today
I want to add a couple of pretty Christmas wreaths to our patio doors.
We found these at Hobby Lobby
and they're honestly so pretty just the way they are,
but I thought it would be fun to
add a little bit more of that gingerbread theme we've
been using throughout the kitchen.
If you remember, I did a little DIY on these snowflakes
a couple years ago to make them look
like gingerbread cookies,
so I'm going to add one of those to each of the wreaths,
and I also found these pretty snowflake ornaments at Hobby Lobby.
I'm just going to wire a few of
them into the greenery, doing pretty much the same on both wreaths,
just mirroring them so they look
nice hung together. That's something I always love doing,
taking something that I've purchased
I'm adding a few touches of my own.
It's such an easy way to make your decor feel
I feel a little bit more personal
and I love knowing that I've created something
that's just a little bit different
from
what
you
might
see
in
the
store.
Well friends, that brings us to the end
of today's Christmas decorating.
And I hope that you enjoy spending a little time with me
here in the kitchen and that you found some inspiration
for your own Christmas decorating this year.
I thank you so much for being here
and for joining me throughout this Christmas decorating
series.
I always enjoy sharing this special time of year with you,
and there's still plenty more
Christmas decorating to come.
As always, before I go, let's end our time together in God's word.
This verse is a beautiful reminder
of what makes this season so special.
I'll be reading from Matthew chapter one, verse 23.
The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son.
And they will call him Emmanuel, which means God with us.
For me, Christmas is so much more than the decorations
and the traditions that we enjoy.
It's about celebrating the birth of our Savior
and the beautiful promise that God is with us.
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Well, I hope that you have a wonderful rest of your day,
and until next time, take care
and God bless.
Bye friends!