Here are a few pictures of my Christmas decor! Have you finished decorating yet?
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Some goodies I brought back from Germany, the ornaments and all of the mushrooms. I also got the table runner in Germany, but found the tablecloth here at Ikea.
Had to carry the wintry wonderland theme to the lighting too! I hung some of the German straw ornaments on there too.
I made this cone by hot gluing peppermints on it!
My mantel. You can see a few of the German Erzegebirde items I brought back!
Amaryllis in bloom. 1 out of 3 are in bloom right now.
I did a lot of wrapping tonight so a tree picture with some presents.
Decorated tree
Close up of our tree. Lots of candy and blown glass ornaments! When my husband and I travel we try to always get an ornament. The prominent one in this picture was a cool champagne bucket ornament we got at Bergdorf's last year on our Thanksgiving trip to NYC.
Simple red berry front door wreath.
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Kendra, Love your the new look of your blog! We can't wait to come over for Christmas Day Brunch. Your food is as yummy as your decor. Christmas at your home is wonderful. Mushroom centerpiece is my favorite! I am rather partial to toadstools! Your tree is perfect too. Your haus is such a happy home! Love, Me
ReplyDeleteYour home looks beautiful...love all the red. I have always used gold and white, this year I went with red and simple!
ReplyDeletePretty! I love the Cone made out of peppermints!
ReplyDeleteI think I'll try decorating my chandelier as well. I started decorating this past weekend but didn't make it very far.
ReplyDeleteAll of your decorations are gorgeous! I love that champagne ornament!
ReplyDeleteLove your decorations! I too love to decorate for Christmas. I love your tablecloth and cannot believe it is from IKEA. I wish I had one too. Check out my Christmas decor at Uptown Acorn.
ReplyDeleteOh my word!!! So beautiful! Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so charming!!! I love the toadstools. I definitely saw a lot of those in Munich also! And your santa with the candies is so great - nicely done. Thanks so much for leaving comments lately - I have loved hearing from you. I had almost no access while we were away so I haven't been in blogland but I am back now! I hope to post pictures from around here once we get organized - still catching up after the trip and Christmas is just around the corner - yikes!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour house is truly beautiful. I LOVE your tree!
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How lovely! I love that peppermint cone. Might have to try that. It was great meeting you at the bows and bloggers event. You have such a sweet spirit!
ReplyDeleteYour home is decorated so festive, you just inspired me to work some extra Christmas magic in my home. It was awesome meeting you at the bows and bloggers event! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh Wow, Kendra. Everything looks gorgeous.... the tree, your crafty touches, that beautiful wreath and the amaryllis! Our decorating is still not complete, but I suppose that is what I get for a week in Mexico!! I just want to thank you so much for your recent sweet comments. Your support is so appreciated, and I am so glad to have you as a reader of the Queen City Style... I know you completely understand, but I hope the site brings you as much joy as it does me being able to share it with you. Have a wonderful weekend, and thank you again.
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Hi, Kendra -
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful and festive. I love all your German ornaments and pieces. Most of my antique and vintage ornaments are from Germany, late 1800s - mid 1900s.
Happy Holidays!
Warm greetings,
Loi
Wow. Beautiful tree! And I love how you decorated the chandelier! Merry xmas!
ReplyDeleteYour house is beyond beautiful! I just love all your Santa ornaments!
ReplyDeleteLovely! You really know what you're doing! The wreath is absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeletewow everything is just gorgeous! love your wreath!
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