Today our holiday tour brings us into the kitchen where I’m creating a wonderland of bright colors and candy stripes! Last year I showed you my colorful Christmas kitchen. Well, since then I have added an array of colorful ornaments, tinsel and a candy themed table. Come along and I’ll show you the sweet stuff…
Tinsel along the cabinets is paired with colorful glowing lights. Over the sink, a medley of colorful glittery ornaments are suspended from the ceiling. Beneath, a cedar wreath and my “wish” sign adorn the window.
Snowflakes flutter over the cabinets on the other side of the kitchen. The snowflakes are double-sided with color on one side, but it seems they were all rebelling and decided to turn white-side out. Hmmph…
Now for the piece de resistance… my sweet Christmas table!!
It’s lacking the pretty red table runner (since it really lives in the dining room) so I guess I’ll have to make another one! Once again, the peppermint dishes from Pier 1 are combined with a cupcake candle from Kohl’s. I added a couple of vintage Santa mugs because I saw them at Pottery Barn and realized my Mama had very similar ones from the 80’s!! I just noticed that PB’s version has winking and blinking Santas. Color me jealous.
The cupcake candles actually smell like cupcakes… You can imagine what that is doing for my self control. :)
For the centerpiece I found these peppermint stripe candles last year and thought they would be perfect! I elevated the display on a cake stand. The green placemat is from Michael’s. I see these die cut placemats everywhere and I love them!
My dedication to the Christmas Candy theme lead me to pick up this cutie ribbon candy tree at Big Lots the other day. It’s made from claydough (not PlayDough, right Abby?) which I think is retail speak for “incredibly fragile and likely to break within the first year”. It is the perfect complement to my candy and sweets theme… and it was totally worth $10, right Hannah?
The supporting cast on the shelf is a vintage teddy bear bank and caroling kittens. Have I mentioned lately that I love my tiny kitchen shelf? The only thing that could make it better is if it were bigger. :) :)
Pier 1 has a candy wreath that I must have to go on the opposite wall. Either that, or I’m gonna DIY something like this evergreen one.
Pier 1 Other guys
In the corner over the table, I hung my giant ornaments formerly of the dining room doorway. Michael complained that they were hitting him in the head. Oh well, at least it gave me an opportunity to try them in a new spot…
The kitchen is especially festive at night with just the colorful lights and everything glows pink! :)
Thanks for coming along on the Christmas tour… come back soon to see our silver and gold holiday mantel!
2 comments:
It was definitely worth $10. Glad it fits on the shelf. Looks like Dolly was right, it is gonna be a hard candy Christmas!
LOVE the pictures and you guys are just so talented..
wishing you and family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
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