I’ve made some changes to our front room recently. With a brand new basement turned playroom, there is room to spread the furniture out a bit and, best of all relocate the huge basket of toys out of adult sight. It is nice.
As much as I love the beauty and sparkle of Christmas, it always seems a little garish as the New Year begins. I love to rest my eyes on a simpler winter styled decor…and how perfect…we even have gently falling snow to complete the picture.
A peek through the pocket doors.
This little cutie has a great view.
A little holiday cheer remains with fresh greenery and berries. The plaid trimmed pillows are made with antique French embroidered grain-sacks.
A cozy winter fire.
Wintery trees and jingle bells on the mantel.
The Princess approves of the winter weather…and winter activities!
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Always enjoy reading/looking at your blog—and winter is a wonderful time to just unwind.
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I really am going to have to keep my eyes open while I am out thrifting, and also keep checking clearance shelves. I really like the wintery tree decor that is not so overtly Christmas. I agree with you – I love Christmas decor, and enjoy it through Epiphany – but then, I am ready to let it rest. I recently read (if only I could remember where!) that one of the reasons Christmas is so magical and special is because our houses don’t look like that all year round…..
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Absolutely beautiful, but no more so than the ever adorable Princess. In my little corner of the Northeast, the snow has passed above and under us but not yet on us…much to the dismay of my 5 year old grandson, Benjamin! Thank-you!
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Love the tartan trimmed cushions.
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Love how your front room looks decorated for Winter! I also love your use of red!! It really makes the room pop!! Lovely!!
Hugs,
Debbie
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Cute winter decor. Princess is a cutie so is the stuffed snowman.
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What a cozy room! I love seeing a room that has COLOR and isn’t all white/farmhouse!
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I must have some color. All white feels a bit hospital like to me.
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Your living room is so inviting. Comfy and cozy for sure. Thank you for sharing with us at #OMHGWW Hope to see you again next week.
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Everything looks really pretty and inviting. Found you on Bloggers Pit Stop Link Party
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Very pretty and cozy. Enjoy that snow with your adorable daughter. 🙂
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Love your winter fireplace and all the fab trees!
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I agree about wanting the Christmas “stuff” gone by January. I love your home; it looks so very cozy. And your little girl is adorable! So glad I found your blog; will follow along. ~Cheryl
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Thank you. I hope you enjoy it
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So, so cozy! My favorite place is in front of the fireplace in the winter. Your front room is just lovely. Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm xo Kathleen
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This looks lovely! I’m looking forward to the day that I can get all of the kid’s toys out of the living room. I love your mantle/fireplace and the colored bottles on the windowsill! Thanks so much for sharing at Sweet Inspiration!
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As much as I wanted them out, part of me misses the little toddler toys underfoot.
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