A Farmhouse Table & The Holiday Tablescape Tour

It looks like I can't get enough of this room!  Does that happen to you too?

You finish working on one big project and then, you cannot stop staring at it. Well, there I am.

Hi, and welcome to this, the Holiday Tablescape Tour, hosted by Pretty Handy Girl.

 
Brittany gathered a bunch of DIY lovers to share their holiday tables in order to inspire you to create your very own beautiful tablescape this holiday season.

If you haven't checked Brittany's tablescape yet, then you totally should, here's a sneak peek or her beautiful table. I've always admired her style.

As I said before, I finished work on this, our dining room, only two weeks ago. Well, I'm still fixing little details, but the main makeover its done and it all looks so different and nice. I can stay in here forever. :)

It's hard to imagine that just a couple weeks ago it looked like this! You can check the reveal post of my dining room right HERE.

I was of course, inside this room looking at the ceiling, when Brittany contacted me to participate in this tour, and I couldn't reply fast enough, because really, almost everything was already done. Well, almost everything except, a proper holiday tablescape.

However, the last thing I wanted to get myself into was a complicated DIY project. :) So, the only project I tackled for this table were the mini boxwood wreaths to top each plate, and they double as place cards.

Little grapevine wreaths, baker's twine, and clippings from the garden were the main materials.
The boxwood clippings were tied onto the wreath with stretch magic

Then, for the tags, little paper strips were folded and placed right there in between the baker's twine and wreath, before tying them.

Here is mine, I love it!

I went for a modern farmhouse style in this room, and I think these table runners from the dollar deals at Target fit the theme and the budget nicely - Only three dollars each. ;)

Evergreen clippings, pine cones, and candles make for a simple centerpiece .

| Chandelier  | Chairs  |  table |

Red and white was my Christmas theme this year. Pops of red were sprinkled around the room and on the table, it goes so well with the wooden tones.

This "new" table is much narrower than the one we had before, but I like the extra space I get on the other side of the room.

| Wall Art  |  Bench  |  Wooven Jute Baskets |

We're enjoying the bench and the built-ins with all that extra storage space.

And, it's here were my family will be celebrating Christmas and counting our blessings this year.

Merry Christmas!

Next up is Corey from Sawdust 2 Stitches, be sure to visit her, you'll love her tablescape!

For lots more holiday tablescape ideas
check out the rest of the tours by clicking on the links below.

Decor Adventures
Her Toolbelt
I Am a Homemaker
Pretty Handy Girl
Remodelando la Casa - You're here!
Sawdust 2 Stitches
Stacy Risenmay
That’s My Letter

Enjoy the rest of the tour!

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