Good morning and Happy Sunday! It’s crazy to think Thanksgiving it this week. We’ve incorporated a lot of dried orange slices into our holiday decor this year and I love how it helps join the feeling of both Thanksgiving and Christmas together. I think I may store some of them away next weekend and save them for November next year but we will see. I love not only the nostalgic feel they add to our home but also the fact that it reminds me of so many of the beautiful decorations in Colonial Williamsburg which will always hold such a special place in our hearts.Today I am excited to  join with a bunch of my friends in the Seasons of Home Holiday Series and share a little tour of our homes. So welcome into our entryway:

 

I made this wreath using items I had on hand earlier this month:

For more details on the wreath and source information for our entryway you can click here. 

When you turn the corner in our entryway  we have this skinny tree that we plan on adding Christmas cards to when they start arriving. For now we’ve got two different pom pom garlands we made on it. You can read more about how to make those garlands here.

Then in that door to the left of the tree is our powder room. In here I added this cute little tree, some greenery cut from our yard and some white roses and then a little pom pom garland I’ve had for years over the artwork. For all the other source information for our powder room you can click here.

Then once you go past that and walk through the open doorway you enter our living room:

You can get all the details on how we made our orange slice garland and all of the other source information for our living room here in this post. Connected to our living room is our dining area: This tablescape can work for either Thanksgiving or Christmas. You can get all of the details and all of the source information for our dining room here in this post. 

And here in our kitchen area is a cake we made yesterday (and have already eaten half of – haha!)

I will do a blog post with more details on the cake! It is really easy to make and you can mix up the garnishes just a little bit to give it a different look! Then next up is our mudroom/laundry room. Last year at this time I hadn’t tackled making this space over yet so it was fun having a finished space to decorate this year.

You can get all of the details and all of the source information for our mudroom here in this post.  And lastly here is a little peek at our bathroom and bedroom:

I will have a blog post up soon with more pictures of our bathroom (possibly even tomorrow!) but for now you can find all the source information here in this post. And here is a little peek at our master bedroom. The fawn pillow is from Minted, the Cream one from Serena and Lily and the green pillow and throw are from Target. The tree can be found here. And then pretty much all of the other source information as far as paint color, bed, rug, nightstand, etc. can all be found here in this post from last year. 

You can get all the details on how we made this cute little tassel tree here in this post. 

Now be sure to head on over and check out all of these tours from my blogging friends! Their homes are all so beautiful and I love seeing all the magical Christmas touches they add:

Ella Claire & Co. | Inspired by Charm | French Country Cottage | Dear Lillie

Craftberry Bush | Zevy Joy | City Farmhouse | Azure Farm