Sunday, December 7, 2014

Blogger Stylin' Home Tour: Christmas


Hey friends! Welcome to part two of my Christmas home tour! (Part one can be seen here.)
 

I'm always super excited to be a part of the Blogger Stylin' Home Tours! Did you all just stop over at Charming in Charlotte? Such a beautiful Christmas Tour!



 
This year I went for a modern rustic feel for my Christmas tree.
 
 
 
An awesome combo of gold and sparkles...
 
 
 
... with stained wood ornaments.
 
 
 
I used a piece of Sherpa fabric from the craft store as a tree skirt. It's become Figgy's favorite place to snooze.
 
 
 
The adjacent bookshelf has pieces of firewood (some painted gold for more of that modern rustic feel)...
 
 
 
 ...and this little, white winter scene. I adore bottle brushes and these small house were just perfect.
 
 
 
My coffee table is simple with some tiny white branches and this deer head from Target. My soon to be 11 year old is entirely bothered by the fact that the deer is only wearing one ornament on his antler and is missing one on the other side.
 
 
 
Welcome to my kitchen. It's in complete disarray after my contractor failed to meet their deadline and bailed. I'm finishing up the reno on my own and this is one corner that is complete...
 
P.S. This lemon cyprus was a complete growing failure. It's pretty much totally dead.
 


However, the boxwood is perfect and I was able to just clip it from my own yard...
 

 
 
...and I love these little white bowls filled with pine.



So, simple and perfect for the Christmas holiday.
 




My study has one of my most fave Christmas decorations of all time...this flocked tree. To me it is just says winter in every way.
 
 
 
I stuck it in an old sap bucket and love the contrast in textures.


 
Alongside of it I have this repurposed Christmas village I recently finished. It's done in chalkboard paint and rubbed with crushed chalk. (Before and after here.)


 
 
My upstairs hallway also got decked out this year. I kept it super simple with this DIY tree that I made.

 
 
I decorated it with some metallic vintage ornaments (which Figgy is intent on breaking).




And finished it with a mixed metal garland draped over the empty vintage frame.




 Thank you so much for stopping by!!! I hope you all enjoyed my tour! Next please head over to Julie Blanner and for the complete list of participants just check below.

 

Monday, December 8th:
Tuesday, December 9th:
 
 
Wednesday, December 10th:
 
Thursday, December 11th:
·        Jones Design Company
·        Finding Home
·        Jen Rizzo
·        Home Stories A to Z
·        Dimples & Tangles
·        Simple Stylings
·        Run to Radiance
·        The Thriftress
 
Friday, December 12th:
·        Inspired Room
·        Beneath my Heart
·        DIY Showoff
·        Just a Girl
·        A Home Full of Color
·        Rain on a Tin Roof
·        Eleven Gables
·        Burlap and Lace
·        Sarah M. Dorsey

16 comments:

  1. Very pretty Angela! I love that crate on the wall in your kitchen with the small white bowls and greens!

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  2. love the dark accents- that chalkboard wall with the dark village houses, and that black dresser with the branch and gold ornaments!

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  3. So happy to see Figgy happily under your beautiful and festive Christmas tree. Merry Christmas!

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  4. I love all the pretty natural touches Angela! Merry Christmas! xoxo

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  5. Gorgeous, I love the touch of nature, so pretty.

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  6. Love all those delicious wood tones! Pretty pretty pretty!

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  7. Hello Figgy, enjoy your nap. Great touches, like the village

    Cindy

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  8. Your home is so festive and pretty! Love the silver village and the touches of greenery used throughout the house.

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  9. Such a lovely tour Angela! I love your tree and shelves and still swooning over that gorgeous Christmas village!

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  10. Are we Christmas elves separated at birth? We love the same cork tree ornaments and ceramic deer head! Love your festive home!

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  11. Really enjoyed seeing your Christmas decor - very pretty! I can't believe your contractor bailed on you. I hope that somehow you can "go after him", though I know that gets complicated. Your kitty is so pretty and I love his name. :-)

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  12. Beautiful decorations. I did the same thing with mine this year in going with silver, gold, neutrals and a mix of rustic and shiny. I love how festive, yet serene your decorations are. Simply lovely.

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  13. I loved so many things about this tour but you are capturing my heart with the chalkboard village! So unexpected and kind of haunting. So cool.

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  14. love love love that flocked tree!!! such a pretty tour!

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