A Little Bit of Christmas in the Kitchen
This time of year the kitchen is a mess. I love our big kitchen island but it is used all the time. Right now it is filled with cookies cooling from the oven and the gingerbread house is still a work in process. But between cleanings I was able to snap a few pictures.
The Santa art above the stove is one of my favorites. I love the elves assisting Santa with his cooking.
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Our well-used coffee station was jollied up a bit with holiday themed mugs, napkins and faux berries.
The patisserie glass stand on the island is fun to decorate each season.
The kitchen themed Christmas tree has fruits, vegetables, pots and pans as ornaments.
Even the double ovens get holiday towels to perk up a rather plain space.
Pinecones, red berries and greens adorn the breakfast room mantle during the day.
And at night, the fairy lights give it a magical glow.
Various types of “snowflakes” are hung on the individual kitchen window panes. Even though the grass outside is green, the snowflakes give the kitchen a wintery feel. At night, they really stand out against the evening backdrop.
A holiday favorite.
Thanks for joining me today, especially with Christmas less than 1 week away! I still haven’t completed my holiday shopping….I don’t know why I am procrastinating but I really need to focus in on that TODAY! Have a fabulous Thursday!
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So festive! Loved the “Holiday Favorite”. Happy holidays dear Mary
Happy Holidays to you too, my friend. May 2020 be a beautiful year for you.
Wonderful! Especially love the snow flakes on your windows )& wondering how they hang … suction cups?). Merry Christmas, Mary!
Initially I used fishing line. It’s a bit of a pain but almost invisible. Then I got a little lazy and just used twine. A very small push pin is how they are attached to the window frame. I use the same small hole every year so I don’t do more damage to the wood sashes…Merry Christmas to you and your family too!
Just lovely !
Happy holidays
LOVE LOVE LOVE your kitchen
So cute! Love the Santa art with his elves! Hope your well!