Our little Christmas cottage looks adorable dressed for the holidays. It makes it a little treat to take Chloe to potty every night before bed. I'm no longer begging her to hurry up; I can enjoy the view while she takes her sweet time.
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I love our console table all decked out with fresh greenery, lights, candles, and a nativity figure.
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The dining room is my favorite room in the house. The pops of red that I added this year make all the difference.
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Close up of the buffet
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Close up of the tablescape
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The living room has a few new touches as well. We added the large wreath over the TV, new pillows on the sofa, and a new throw.
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The breakfast nook is very simple, but it works well with our somewhat rustic home. Just as a little side note. This area contains two very special pieces to me. The antique table was a wedding gift from my grandmother to my aunt; the baker's cabinet was the last piece of furniture that my grandfather refurbished before he died. You just can't beat pieces of furniture that tell a story!
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Even the boys' rooms are decorated. Jennifer Haynie is so talented; she created the signs that adorn their doors. Inside their rooms, they have their own mini-tree with their personalized Santa hats as the toppers. I also hang their Santa stockings on their dressers until Christmas Eve.
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In our next house, I want a large staircase to decorate. I think they can be so grand when decorated with garland. For now, our little banister works just fine! :)
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Upstairs in my "sweat shop" office, we have the kids tree that holds all of our childhood ornaments. Hamilton loves to play with his Polar Express train while I work. It drives Jared nuts that he always takes the figurines off to visit the North Pole or put the little boy to sleep under the tree skirt.
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From our home to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas! Enjoy the blessings of the season!
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