Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen
I have decked my Almost Farmhouse with simplicity this season! I love adding holiday touches throughout my home during Christmas time, and my Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen is no exception. Come on in, grab your favorite beverage, and visit with me while I show you what I’ve done!
My sweet friends, Vicki and Jenn, from 2 Bees in a Pod put together this Come Home for Christmas blog hop – highlighting five different rooms – filled to the hilt with oodles of holiday inspiration! I am honored and beyond excited to be a part of this group of talented bloggers and of course have loved all the inspiration shared this week!
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Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen
Last year, I decorated every corner of my kitchen, but this season called for something different.
Something simpler.
More intentional.
More focus on family and memory making. In fact, we’re even toning down the grandiosity of gifts this year. Following that call on our hearts meant reflecting that in our home.
If you saw my Simple Christmas Mantel I shared last week, then you know that I’m wanting to keep my holiday styling somewhat minimalistic this year. For my farmhouse Christmas kitchen, I started by framing the kitchen sink with two rustic mini trees with burlap wrapped bases.
This time of the year, my mixer gets a workout with all the holiday cooking. So next to my mixer, I set out a colorful holiday napkin and towel. I’ve had this tin Santa for years, but updated his scarf with an scrap piece of blue jean.
Now for my open kitchen shelving!
Lining up my vintage scales, I topped them my creamer collection. This handpainted wood sign is the perfect simple holiday touch!
I added a wreath adorned with a burlap bow to my pantry door. And look at that cute coffee ornament dangling from my vintage telephone!
Since simplicity is the key, I kept with that same theme for my kitchen island.
I added a ticking stripe runner along with a wooden bowl filled with pine cones and green berries.
Meanwhile, over my stove sits another wreath together with a simple slate chalkboard sign.
Finally I updated my Thanksgiving Centerpiece to fit my Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen. I perched it on the pass through to the dining room along with another colorful Christmas napkin.
Adding touches of holiday decor together with a simplistic approach shows it doesn’t have to be over the top. Occasionally, simplicity it the perfect solution and I think my farmhouse Christmas kitchen fits the bill!
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Sarah – you are so kind! Thank you for your sweet words!
Oh, Jen. I adore your kitchen. I love your take on simplicity. I have the same calling for our holiday decor this year. Can we just talk about your vintage telephone? So, so cute! And I have major vintage scale envy right now. Love those pretty open shelves. Lovely job, friend!
Thank you Emily! Happy holidays to you, my friend!
I think your simplistic touches are beautiful – all of your wreaths are perfect! It’s refreshing to edit things back, especially at the holidays!
Thank you Nicole! Your sweet comments make me smile! Hope you have a Merry Christmas!