Craftberry Bush

Cozy Christmas Home Tour

Christmas tree· Decorating· Home Tours

Hello friends. I hope you’ve had a beautiful week and a blesse Thanksgiving. Today I’m sharing a little bit of our cozy Christmas home tour along with my talented friends. So make sure you check out the links at the end of this post.  I shared my tree a couple of weeks ago. You can see more of it HERE. 



And also shared how to make these cute little wreaths as gift toppers or you can hang them behind your chairs. HERE 
I can’t have Christmas without plaids. It’s just a staple in our home. 
My sweet boy Brody enjoying a cozy day. 

The shelves are simple. I placed some ornaments and twinkly lights inside a cloche and they look so pretty in the evening. 
I also shared how I put my mantel together and added some dry hydrangeas to add more texture. 
I think that extra layer just elevates it. Don’t you? 
I painted a couple of ornaments this year similar to THESE. 

I bought this adorable ornament candle at Homesense and it smells so pretty. 


I placed another large cloche with a nutcracker and more twinkly lights. 
And ornaments here and there just to bring Christmas everywhere.  And of course my baby who is probably not too happy with me making him pose like this. He got a nice treat afterwards though. 
That’s all for now. I will come back next week with more of our home. 
Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope you have the most beautiful and blessed Christmas. 

Much love,

Lucy 

Red and Green Classic Christmas Decor by Ella Claire & Co. | French Country Christmas Living Room by French Country Cottage | Creating Christmas Magic and Love in your Home Tour by Azure Farm | A Little Christmas Home Tour by Dear Lillie

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