Today I am sharing some of my favorite Christmas decorating ideas. I’ve grabbed these photos from Christmas past.
Above I set out greenery, pillows and a throw on the porch to give it a cozy feel. Below, I simply placed packages around my home with loads and loads of ribbon.
Next I added berries and leaves from the farm to a stack of vintage books, surrounded by gold angels.
Placing boxwoods in trophies or just about any container gives a room holiday charm.
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My reply is simply i would be honored to win your giveaway.
I look forward to these daily messages from you! Always timely content (for me!). Thanks Anita ?
It would be a wonderful privilege to win your giveaway. Thank you.
So nice to discover you this Christmas season then to discover you do “give-a-ways!” How exciting. I look forward to following you in the new year.
There’s a similar box done in the quilt world that I’ve been lusting after for a whole year now but this one is simply NOT resistible!
I love all of your decorating ideas for Christmas. Elegant, but simple! Anyone can do them! Thanks!
I love to visit and feast my eyes on such gorgeous images, find inspiration & to see if any surprise will grace my home! just absolutely stunning!!
I love the cane with the antler handle.
Inspired always……???!
Your home is so lovely! So happy that you share it with us!
I love how you decorated with things you already had and free items from nature.
So fresh and clean and cozy. You make white look so comfortable.
Oh, so beautiful… Having a bout of depression and not feeling like decorating, but do so love browsing the net looking at others.
So much fun to see your insprations.
Ooooh, I think getting a package full of French treasures sounds so exciting and delicious. I am definitely checking this out.
Of course, I would love to be entered for a giveaway. I love your blog. I get so many great ideas – specifically the mixing of different finishes!
Love that Christmas tree in the Simply Southern sunroom photo. Just gorgeous!
You always have the most interesting ideas. Love the way you put things together.
i enjoy your honesty… when you say things like ….wanting to keep sharon’s french box for yourself…. that box idea is tempting … i will wait and see what u post when get her box
I will be putting “My Stylish French Box” on my Christmas wish list! Sounds so fun!
I cannot wait for the info re: ‘My Stylish French Box’…what fun!
Beautiful and inspirational. Thank you!
I love the holiday spirit. All your looks are beautiful. I would love to win the giveaway. Merry Christmas, Di
I love, love, LOVE boxwood anything. Why do you suppose it is so expensive?
I’m not sure Barbara. I buy them at wholesale and they are still expensive.
Thanks, Anita, it’s reassuring to know that even wholesale they are pricey. I’ve thought about trying to make my own, but I’m not sure how to preserve them even if I could find a gardener to follow around and pick up the bits he trims off the plants.
Thanks for all the inspirations!
I wouldn’t give away Sharon’s box either if I were you! You deserve the sweet treasures she sends! Thanks for sharing the other blog links…. gotta make time to go see each and every one.
Always enjoy the ideas you share!
Thank you so much for the year of your blogs, fun and fantastic and so much to learn, much love, Morion. Oh! And Merry Christmas.
Such devine Christmas decorating! Love the idea of your giveaway. Thank you for sharing your homes.
Thank you for a beautiful post!!
The pictures and stories inspire me.me . you open my creativity andit brings joy to me. Thank you.
There is nothing better than to see a person who has a French soul like I do! I would love to win your December package! The book, the tea towel and everything else will make this season truly merry and bright!
Always love your posts thanks for sharing.
I love the idea of a quarterly box of delights from France! Thank you for sharing about this and sharing your decorating ideas! My home is mostly creams and wood, so I love to see the greenery used as decorations for the holiday season!
Thanks Anita for sharing the new service provided by your friend Sharon Santoni.
You always give me inspiration about how to use the things I have in my home in different ways.
My grandmother lived in Normandy when I was growing up and I still have family in that region that I keep in touch with. I love the idea of getting a box of wonderful goodies from France every quarter. Thank you for all you do to keep us connected to a wonderful country and the beautiful people of France.
Thank you Sharon, and the pleasure is all mine.
I love your beautiful home and anything French thank you for your amazing ideas.
The French box sounds like sooo much fun.
MeRrY ChRiStMaS! I never, ever thought of hanging beautiful teacups on my predominately white Christmas tree, what a lovely idea. My Mom and I both think it is a very clever idea and what a perfect use for the many tea cups I have from my grandmother and great aunt. Thank you for sharing your many wonderful ideas. I am thoroughly enjoying your site.