Good morning! Today we are participating in our 11th straight year of the Holiday Housewalk hosted by Jennifer Rizzo!

All week long there are a whole bunch of homes that are going to be featured so be sure to check them out each day. This is Day One and we are House Two. If you are popping in here after visiting Jennifer Rizzo’s beautiful home welcome! If you haven’t checked hers out yet, be sure to start there:

 

Several of these first spaces I  am going to share (like our dining room and living room) I have shared some photos of in the last couple of weeks, but if you keep scrolling there are several spaces that are new to this post like our guest bedroom, main bedroom, guest bath, and powder bathroom with some holiday touches!

First up we have our entryway:

All the greenery is faux and I’ve had it for thirteen years so I can’t link it. The candlesticks can be found here, the candles here, and I made the pom pom garland which you can read about here.  The sled is vintage, the stocking is from HomeGoods years ago and the bells I’ve had for quite a few years too. For all of the other source information for our entryway you can click here for this post.

Right off of our entryway is our formal dining room:

For all of the source information for our Christmas dining room you can click here. 

Behind our dining room you can see our living room:

The garland on the mirror is from here and the wreath on the mantel can be found here. The tree in the living room can be found here. The candles on the tree can be found here and the beaded garland can be found here. The garland on the mantel is a mix of faux pieces I’ve had for twelve or thirteen years and is no longer available. The nativity set can be found here  and the picture on our TV can be found here. The pillows on the wingback chairs were from Bassett but no longer available, similar stockings can be found here, and similar paperwhites can be found here. I think pretty much everything else (paint color and all furniture and accessories) can be found here in this post. 

Down the hall is our main bedroom:

All the greenery in here is faux and I have had for over a decade so I don’t have any links for them. The mini tree can be found here, the stocking here, and the large tree here, the tree collar here, and similar garland here. The candlesticks can be found here and the candles here. 

Down the hall from our bedroom is our guest bedroom. This wall color is the same SW Greenblack color that I used in our dining room and the pictures are the same  16 by 20 Framebridge ones I  have had for year.

Jon got me this vintage mirror on our first anniversary (many years ago)…

Here is our guest bedroom with the lights on the garland:

I’ve had the garland for years and you can read about the stocking here and the mini tree can be found here. And for all other source information for our guest room you can click here on this post. 

And here are a few pictures with the garland lights off:

You can get the info on the tassel tree picture that we made here in this post.

Attached to the guest bedroom is this guest bathroom. I’ve had the trophy vase for years and then just added some faux garland and Pom Pom garland both of which I’ve also had for years. For all other source information for our guest bathroom you can click here. 

Next up is our breakfast nook in our kitchen:

For a little Christmas table setting I used these dinner plates, these salad plates and my absolute favorite little polka dotted bowls. And then at each place setting I added these little mini nutcrackers. The girls and I are planning on painting them soon. The gold flatware, the plaid pillows, and fringed napkins are all inexpensive finds too! I’ve had my faux paperwhites for over a decade now but here are some similar ones. And the skinny trees we have in the kitchen are no longer available but this one is quite similar. 

This little lantern was from The Home Depot a couple of years ago and the garland around it I’ve had for years. I made the Pom Pom garland on the tree which you can read about here.

Over on the kitchen counter I added a little beaded garland I got from Minted along with a nutcracker that I painted and  a vase to the footed wood stand I keep next to our sink.

And also here are some of my favorite kitchen items we own here – the ice maker, the electric kettle, stackable mugs, and espresso machine. The greenery is clipped from our yard.

And lastly, here is our powder room:

I’ve had the little tree and the wreath for years and all the other source information can be found here in this post.

And now be sure to head on over to House Number Three to see Kelly Elko’s home. She always has such a delightful tour!