Christmas Decor in the Kitchen
You can easily spread Christmas cheer throughout your home, into the kitchen, by adding just a few decorative items, things you probably already own. When I finally invested in a Le Cruset dutch oven a few years ago, I purposely bought red because I thought it would look so good during the holidays. And it does! 🙂 Even if you don’t have any red pots or pans, you might have some colorful bowls or dishes you could incorporate into your decor.
The red tray was moved out of my son’s room temporarily to add more pops of color. I found the cookie jar and wreath at Hobby Lobby. I hung the wreath with an adhesive hook and figured I can take the wreath down while cooking if I need to. Flowers or poinsettia plants would be great too.
The towels are from Target and were hanging in our bathroom last year. You don’t have to keep putting things in their same ole place- have fun moving them around! The red timer is perfect here too and gets a lot of use.
The olive oil and balsamic vinegar are sitting on a wood tray with a sprig of faux berries. Easy and pretty.
And our thankful tree was exchanged for faux pine branches and berries from Hobby Lobby. I used a foam block inside the urn to keep the branches positioned where I wanted them and to give them more height.
I’m decorating our open kitchen shelving too, but I’m not quite finished with it. Do you extend your holiday decor into the kitchen too?
Don’t forget to link up your holiday mantels on Wednesday at Ten June & Our Fifth House.
You can see our “mantel” this year HERE.
And thank you to Kate (Centsational Girl) for including me in her Holiday Gift Guide this year and to Kristen (The Hunted Interior) for having me participate in her Ornament Round-up feature.
On Honey We’re Healthy: I’m sharing my favorite healthy hair product that helped repair my damaged hair.
Beautiful Megan! Love the subtle touches of red.
Looks simple and stunning Megan. As always!!! Love the wreath… Looks gorgeous!!! Love it!!!
Kara….
Your kitchen looks so beautiful. I love the classy simplicity. I think I'm going to copy the look of your branches and berries. Thanks for the inspiration!
Beautiful! I love your white kitchen with the pops of red. Gorgeous…
So pretty! I've got some decor in the kitchen too- our snowman cookies jar, towels, and snowman placemats.
Love these little touches – I'm totally going to have to copy you with the wreath above the range – too cute!
Love these cute little festive touches! I added a small tree to our kitchen this year for some holiday cheer, since you can't see the tree from the kitchen. 😉
That's a cute idea Ashley!
I love it – subtle yet festive. Thanks for sharing!
Lovely!
Maya @Jilo East Design
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Looks so pretty and festive Megan! I love to add a little Christmas cheer to each room, too.
Love the festive touches! And your kitchen, it is gorgeous!
We are in the middle of a major kitchen renovation in our 1929 home, and I cannot wait to finish so we can get to the fun part: decorating & styling! It should be done in time for Christmas, fingers crossed!
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Love the crocks you have your kitchen utensils in! Where are they from??
Great question- William Sonoma!
nice!!
So beautiful… I like your kitchen very much. Thanks for this home decoration
Where are the kitchen utensil crocks from? Love them!
Thanks! They are from Williams Sonoma.
It's feel like I'm visiting your house right now.
Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year!
Bring you Good wishes of happiness.
Sorry for greeting you earlier,, just don't want miss saying this.
By the way, I'm Clotee. It's my first time visiting your blog. I am blogger too, and now try my best luck to open an e-shop. Nice to know you.
Regards,
Clotee
It's feel like I'm visiting your house right now.
Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year!
Bring you Good wishes of happiness.
Sorry for greeting you earlier,, just don't want miss saying this.
By the way, I'm Clotee. It's my first time visiting your blog. I am blogger too, and now try my best luck to open an e-shop. Nice to know you.
Regards,
Clotee