Christmas, Christmas, Christmas.
I hope you are enjoying the season. This is my last Christmas blog tour this year. I have been saving several photos for today. I bought several of these awesome aqua bottle-brush trees that work well everywhere.
And I love these oversized mercury ball ornaments I have been using.
I adore mercury glass and use it around my house. I love those mini mercury glass ornament too. ย I used vintage crystal glasses and candy dishes to display this collection of ornaments.
I also set out my Fortnum and Mason teas since they went so well with my trees.
Yes I love tea!! Below you can see our tiny butler’s pantry. I also keep Pellegrino waters here for guests.
The mercury glass fits right in with the vintage crystal and silver collection.
I was doing a bit of wrapping in the breakfast room.
Here is Christmas in the kitchen. Let’s say it’s a bit understated. I just added the boxwood balls in the vintage trophies. I just don’t like a lot of clutter, so I find it difficult sometimes to decorate for the holidays. You can see the butler’s pantry to the right.
I’m not sure that my Christmas decor is that country French, but it is in a country French house.
The natural boxwood feel French to me for sure.
The understated Christmas decor also seems elegant and French to me.
Greenery on a French chair? Can you say “French Christmas decor”? Works for me.
Here you can see the little wreaths on the cabinets, really simple, along with greenery in pitchers.
Ribbon on a clock, still more simple decor.
Want to see the rest of the house?
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Darrielle Tennenbaum says
Simple yet elegant! love it!
Kim says
Love all your pretty French touches, Anita.
Robin says
All your festive touches are so pretty and so beautiful styled. Love it.
Shirley@Housepitality Designs says
Oh I so love the aqua bottle brush trees…and those tea tins are just the perfect compliment to them!…Enjoyed seeing your home for the holidays Anita!
Anne says
Beautiful Anita,I love the simplicity and beauty of your home! Why do you live so far away ๐
Rachel Paxton says
Gorgeous, Anita! Your home is so very lovely. Thank you for sharing today!
Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique says
Anita, I love your simple yet sophisticated approach to your Christmas decorating. Love the aqua accents too. I used aqua last year and really enjoyed it…. but the family out voted me this year, preferring red.
Hugs ~ Kerryanne
Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique says
Sorry, I meant to say ‘simple, yet elegant approach’… the comment section kept disappearing before I finished and I had to redo it several times. Feeling confused and Christmas fatigued xx
Lauren @blesserhouse says
Every bit is simply beautiful! I love the organic sophistication of your style. Isn’t is awesome how versatile boxwoods are year round? I love yours so much. Your butler’s pantry is absolutely perfect.
Jamie says
Anita, where did you get your mora clock? Dying! I think I’ve looked at this tour 10 x now. Pinning every image and sharing on my FB page today ๐ Love being on the tour with you.
Big hugs, Jamie
Yvonne @ StoneGable says
ooh laaa laaa! Tres chic, mon ami! I adore your home, but it is never better than at Christmas. Just gorgeous!!!! I love love love your chairs!!!
laura@top this top that says
it’s all so beautiful anita!
Pat says
Anita,
I adore the pops of Aqua in the pantry, dear friend!!!
Just enough Christmas decor with a elegant touch!
Fondly,
Pat
Lidy@FrenchGardenHouse says
Anita, everything looks so festive, and just gorgeous! I love your style {of course!} your color combinations and have a little crush on your butler’s pantry! le sigh. I hope that you and your family have a beautiful Christmas. xo Lidy
Barb @ The Everyday Home says
So very pretty, my friend. As always. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. xxoo, Barb
Christina says
So lovely, festive and elegant!