Sprigs of fresh greens, vintage glass ornaments in a simple ironstone bowl.
All my decorating is done. I started earlier than normal this year and now that I am done, it mostly means I can coast for the rest of the year and devote my weekends to baking. Indeed.
Here are a few snippets of the inside of the house. You may notice there aren’t a lot of long shots. It’s mostly because I am holding back on wide shots so when the feature in Country Living comes out, you won’t already be bored with it. 😉
I hope you find some inspiration.
Always,
Cindy
A simple fresh green wreath flanked by antique mercury glass beaded garland. The bed is simply dressed with vintage linens and ruby red washed velvet pillows and a quilted velvet blanket at the end of the bed in a subdued neutral color. It all makes for a cozy place to be.
An old sap bucket is a terrific alternative to more expensive vessels to house a holiday arrangement.
A papier mache Santa boot that I painted then adorned with German Glitter Glass and a holiday embellishment, topped off with a fresh sprig of greens.
A stair landing arrangement.
Trying to tuck in a little Christmas in each room, both great and small.
A simple Home Goods pom pom wreath hung with sweet cotton red and white striped ribbon.
Who says wreaths are only for doors?
Another Sulphur Springs, Texas find. This lovely blue antique cupboard is a great way to store and display my vintage textile collection and ironstone pitcher collection.
My antique chandelier with a crown of fresh Christmas greens.
An old print befitting of such attention.
Sprigs of fresh greens, vintage glass ornaments in a simple ironstone bowl.
Etched footed bowls found on walmart.com
Simple fresh greens, footed mercury glass bowls and my vintage, hand blown ornaments.
The use of NOEL is apropos of the French farmhouse window above the kitchen sink.
Beautiful old silver footed bowl I found in an antique shop in Sulphur Springs, Texas.
