Christmas In My Farmhouse Kitchen

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I am very excited to share with you all my decor ideas for Christmas in my new farmhouse kitchen!

This time last year, we were in the throes of a total kitchen remodel and my kitchen was nowhere ready to be decorated for Christmas.  Shoot, I was proud of myself for even managing to get a Christmas tree decorated and the presents wrapped!  But I’ve made up for it this year.  There is barely a corner of my farmhouse kitchen that didn’t get a little Christmas love.

Farmhouse Kitchen Decor

My decorated kitchen is a long room, with the functional part of the kitchen at one end…

Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen with a wreath hanging above the stove, and mini wreaths on the cabinets.Pin

…and the breakfast area at the other.  We have two turrets on the back of our house, which I love, and the breakfast area sits in one of them.  The window gives us wonderful panoramic views of our backyard where we frequently are treated with deer trotting by.  I’ve never shown my breakfast area in its entirety before as there was always some renovation project or other that wasn’t finished.  But everything has been completed in that area now, including window treatments, new diy rustic shelves above the sideboard and a new modern light fixture.

The dining room all decorated for Christmas with a Merry Christmas banner.Pin

We’ll look at more of the breakfast area in a minute.  First let me show you around the functional end of the kitchen.  I”m enjoying the first Christmas in our remodeled kitchen so much that I couldn’t help but take a lot of pictures.  So grab a cup of cocoa and sit back and relax because this is a photo heavy post!

Farmhouse Kitchen Ideas

A Christmas garland added to the vent hood above my cooktop was my jumping off point.  Tiny battery operated lights add just a bit of holiday sparkle.

There is a garland on the range hood of the stove.Pin

I added pretty wreaths with ribbon to the white kitchen cabinets.

Little wreaths are hanging on the white kitchen cabinets.Pin

I mixed in Christmas touches with the everyday items that live on my kitchen counters all of the time.  Touches of pretty black and white ribbon were worked in all over the place.  In fact, I bought every single roll of black and white checked ribbon that two different Michael’s had! Love that stuff.  Small pops of red were added here and there to bring it all to life.

A cloche with a red church figurine underneath it.Pin

I love the mix of rustic and elegant in this wooden box that holds a bit of my gold rimmed Christmas china, along with some sentimental cookbooks and a rustic star.

A wooden carrying box filled with kitchen plates, ribbon and mini Christmas trees.Pin

The island sports a squatty snowman on a red sleigh and a couple of snow laden trees.

A snowman figurine is on a sleigh with mini trees.Pin

The other side of the kitchen, opposite the sink, is where the ovens, microwave and pantry are located.

The kitchen island has the snowman figuring on a sleigh.Pin

You might have noticed that that’s where the most important thing in the kitchen is located too.  The coffeepot.  For our upcoming Christmas family gathering, I set the entire area up as a hot drink bar.  The long container in the center has a space for cocoa pods as well as regular and decaf coffee.

The Keurig coffee maker is in the corner with a mini tree with Elf treats, and holiday cups beside it.Pin

There are jars filled with mints, chocolates, and marshmallows for hot chocolate.Pin

Now onto the breakfast area.  You may have seen that I shared my brand spanking new diy rustic shelves a few days ago.  Nothing really changed on them, except that I added a glittery Merry Christmas banner and a few red touches to tie in with the rest of the kitchen. I’m still trying to decide if the holiday banner is overkill, but the more that I live with it, the more I like it.  What do you think – too much?  I won’t spend a lot of time on the shelves today since this post is already so long, so click HERE to take a closer look at them.

Rustic shelves in the dining room are decorated for Christmas.Pin

There is a mini house decorated for Christmas porcelain figure on the shelf.Pin

I mentioned earlier that I had made several changes in this area of the farmhouse kitchen.  It sure has come a long way since we first moved in a little over a year ago.  I’ll be doing a separate post later to go over the details.  In the meantime, I’m loving the view from my spot on the couch.

Rustic shelves are above the wooden console table in the dining room.Pin

I still have the same bench and framed printable on the other side of the breakfast room. By the way, I made this large size printable and also a 9″ x 11″.  It’s free, so click HERE if you’d like to download and print a copy.  I called this printable Each Day.

There is a picture on the wall above the sitting bench decorated with a mini wreath.Pin

Presents, ribbon and a Noel bird pillow are on the bench.Pin

And lastly (bless you if you’ve stuck with me until the end!), I created a simple holiday centerpiece for the table.

A centerpiece for the table with a mini tree, ribbons, candles and bells.Pin

There is a silver chipmunk in the centerpiece.Pin

A lantern with a candle in it is displayed in the centerpiece.Pin

Thank you for letting me show you around my Christmas kitchen today.  I’m sending my warmest Christmas wishes to you, your friends and your family as we all celebrate the joyous occasion of our Saviour’s birth.

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Farmhouse Christmas Kitchen Tour graphic.Pin

 

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  1. Suzy, just GORGEOUS! I love your details. The vignettes and the wreathes and the garland and all the touches that make your kitchen so warm and welcoming! My kitchen wants to be yours when it grows up! xo

    1. Thank you so much, Yvonne!. That means a lot to me coming from you!

  2. Suzy, your kitchen and breakfast room are beautiful! I love all your beautiful Christmas details! What a wonderful place to gather at the holidays.
    love and blessings~
    Lynda @ Gates of Crystal

    1. Thank you, Lynda! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!

    1. Thank you, sweet Laura!

  3. What a fabulous room! So welcoming and warm and perfectly decorated. Thanks for sharing.

    1. June Crawley says:

      Just Gorgeous! I am in love with your kitchen and all the decorations. Where if I may ask, did you get the bin that holds the Kuerig cups? I would love to do this on my counter as well. You have a great eye for decorating. Thanks for sharing it with us.

  4. Beautiful kitchen and breakfast room dressed for the holidays, Suzy. Love the garland on the hood.

    1. Thank you, Kim! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!

  5. Nancy Carroll says:

    Oh GF you outdid yourself!!! Everything is just stunning!! Love all your little wreaths and I need to come see how you did your curtain rods to see if they would work in my master sitting room….that’s right I still haven’t finished it LOL. Let’s set up a time for that hot cocoa!!

    1. Thank you so much, GF. Looking forward to seeing you!

  6. Your home is beautifully decorated for the season!! The new curtains really do a great job at framing the area and view outside.

    1. Thank you, Darlene. I’m in love with those curtains!

  7. The entire kitchen/eating area are beautiful! I love it all! How do you keep the garland on the range hood? We have a new home and I would love to do that.

    1. Hi Tina. So glad you like my Christmas kitchen! I used Command Hooks to hold the garland on the hood – the clear small ones that are for holding light strands. Have fun decorating your new home!

  8. You have done an absolutely beautiful job of adding holiday cheer and warmth to your fabulous kitchen! I love the black and white check and the stunning black chalkboard ribbons that you have used. All your holiday touches were masterfully implemented! Thank you for sharing.

    1. Thank you so much, Carolyn!

  9. Suzy your list is stunning. You did a wonderful job adding Christmas joy to your pretty kitchen

    Cindy

    1. Thank you, Cindy. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

  10. How gorgeous is your kitchen? I bet you have so much fun cooking in this space. I LOVED every inch of your tour. xx

    1. Thank you, Danielle. So glad you like my kitchen!

  11. You have a gorgeous kitchen…and it’s decorated just beautifully! 😉

  12. Your kitchen looks lovely! Love the garland on the fume hood… Especially the little lights add a nice touch! Your breakfast nook is beautiful too!

    1. Thank you so much, Angelina! The little lights were my granddaughter’s idea. Merry Christmas!

    1. Thank so much, sweet Debbie! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

  13. Yowza Suzy, your kitchen is gorgeous!!! Love all the special touches you added for the Christmas season. I love your beverage station too! Merry Christmas!

    1. Thank you so much, Anne! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!

  14. Suzy beautiful! Don’t you just love it when it all comes together!

  15. I always love seeing your kitchen! It just looks stunning all dressed up for the holidays! Love the garland on the hood and all the beautiful details!
    Cheers! – Shelley

    1. Merry Christmas, Shelley! Thank you so much for your sweet comment!

  16. I so enjoyed seeing your Christmas kitchen! I believe that I have the same yellow and black plaid cookbook! “All About Baking ” was my Mothers homemaking book from high school! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

  17. Suzy I love every single square inch of your kitchen! It is all just gorgeous!

    1. Thank you, Vanessa! I hope you and your family have a wonderfully blessed Christmas!

  18. What a cozy kitchen! I love the touches of black and the wreaths on the cabinets. Thanks for adding your charm to the #OMHGWW Linkup. I am choosing you as my featured link, so look for your feature in next week’s linkup!

    Shellie
    http://www.thefabjourney.com

    1. Thank you so much, Shellie! And thank you for the feature! I’m honored and will be on the lookout for it.