Simplifying Christmas Decor…

 

 

 

Charlie has been pretty good about not destroying the “Town Square” village I set up on the coffee table a few weeks ago. However, I’ve decided not to tempt fate by setting up the Christmas tree. This has saved many trips up and down the stairs hauling heavy boxes of treasured ornaments, however, there is still an opportunity to create some holiday magic.

Although we’re not doing much entertaining this month, I want our guests to know they’re special for those few occasions.

We’re having a small dinner party this weekend.  I’ve decided to decorate with fresh greenery and flowers in cream and accent with gold for a warm cozy feel.   The Amaryllis have come to life and Paperwhites are sprouting up everywhere.

 

 

 

 

As you can see, the menu is every day, not what you might expect for holiday entertaining.  With my limited culinary skills and a picky family to feed, it’s almost impossible to accommodate everyone without having it catered!

 

 

 

Many of you are also busy getting your homes dressed up for the holidays.  Hopefully, you enjoying it and not getting too stressed out.  A good soundtrack goes a long way to get you in the mood.

 

xox Judy❤️

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10 thoughts on “Simplifying Christmas Decor…”

  1. Hello Judy – where to start! Your Christmas dinning room is anything but simple. The table scape is totally elegant. The cream, muted gold, moss green, and blush pink roses, are so pleasing. Love what you did to the chandelier, and the bit of green tucked in the ribbon on the bust is a special touch to her. Enjoy the beauty you created.

    1. Hi Karen, Thank you…I guess compared to the over-the-top decorating I used to, this seems so pared back. I’m sure your home is looking fabulous decked out for the holidays. Enjoy it…before we know it the year will be over. xox Judy❤️

  2. Merry Christmas Judy! Your decor looks gorgeous! I love your blackboard with the menu on it. What a great idea! All the Best to you and Jim and all your family! Xo

    1. Thank you Pat, Wishing you and your family a happy Christmas too…I hope you can all be together to celebrate. xox Judy❤️

  3. Everything looks absolutely stunning Judy! The blackboard is gorgeous and so are all your decorations and the way you’ve dressed your table….it’s all so classy and elegant! The greenery and velvet ribbon on the bust is such a lovely touch and I swear I can smell those roses….and then there’s the chandelier! Your guests are in for a beautiful treat. Judging by your menu, your culinary skills are as amazing as your decorating ideas and skills! Hugs, Karen xo❤️

  4. Thank you Karen, the roses get more beautiful everyday! Today they are almost full blown with the edges curling back. No, my culinary skills are not amazing and as I write this I’m getting anxious…only 6 hours until “show time”. Hope you are enjoying the season. xox Judy❤️

  5. Beatiful decorations! The ambiance you always create is amazing. Enjoy your time with your guests. I’m sure they will admire the docor and the food.

  6. Thank you Eva, Our dinner party was last night and thankfully everything tasted not too bad, however, the tenderloin wasn’t cooked even to medium rare when the rest was ready to be served! Oh well, we had a good time anyway! Have a wonderful Christmas, xox Judy❤️

  7. Everything looks absolutely spectacular! Your posts are such an inspiration. I get ideas every time I read one. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

    1. Thank you Joyce, I’m sure your home looks heavenly as you have so many great ideas and a view of a beautiful garden! Merry Christmas to you and your family too…it looks like we are in for some fabulous weather making everything else so much easier. xox Judy❤️

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