The Christmas Home Tour 2017 at Kopy Kat Kottage starts
as you come down the street. Festive and bright big lollipops
and other types of candy greet you in the front yard. Normally
we don't have snow at Christmas time but we did get a little
dusting last week here in Alabama. Since it does look more
Christmas-y, we'll look those pictures.
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Each of the six windows across the front of the house has
a deco mesh wreath in the same colors as the candy.
The front door is surrounded by a deco mesh garland
embellished with more big candy.
A Christmas tree made of painted burlap adorns the front door.
Come on inside to get out of the cold!
There is not much of a foyer at the kottage...you are
practically stepping into the dining room from the front door.
While the theme outside is colorful, child-like and playful,
inside this year is mostly whites and greenery.
Honestly, I am not entertaining much this Christmas so I'm
not going to pretend to put out a table setting. Two white
boxes are pushed together to make one long greenery
arrangement on the dining room table.
The (now) white hutch behind the dining room table also
The glare from the old wavy glass in the hutch makes it
hard to see in pictures what is behind the glass.
I'll open the doors so you can see what is behind the
glass more clearly.
Also in the dining room is a buffet.
It holds a large greenery arrangement made of various
stems of holly, magnolia, cedar and boxwood.
As we leave the dining room...
...a statue on a pedestal also is adorned with greenery.
The largest greenery arrangements are in the living
room on the mantel.
We rarely have to use the fireplace. I made this firebox cover with faux log slices.
I recently got this faux window frame to put in my
bathroom actually but I am using it on the mantel for now.
The holly and magnolia stems seem to hold up the best.
Artificial stems of red berries were also added to the real.
A single bookcase is to the left of the mantel.
This terra cotta Mother and Child was my mother's.
There is a double bookcase on the other side of the mantel.
Across the room from the large window is a sideboard.
Christmas cards are displayed on framed chicken wire.
At night when the battery operated candles come on the
room is especially cozy.
Just a little decorating in the kitchen...
...and at the backdoor.
Thank you for taking time to join my Christmas home tour!
I'm sharing this post at these blog parties...
Amaze Me Monday @ Dwellings
Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Show and Share @ Coastal Charm
Inspire Me Tuesday@ Thrifty and Chic on a Budget
The Scoop @ Cedar Hill Farmhouse & others
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
It holds a large greenery arrangement made of various
stems of holly, magnolia, cedar and boxwood.
As we leave the dining room...
...a statue on a pedestal also is adorned with greenery.
The largest greenery arrangements are in the living
room on the mantel.
I recently got this faux window frame to put in my
bathroom actually but I am using it on the mantel for now.
The holly and magnolia stems seem to hold up the best.
Artificial stems of red berries were also added to the real.
A single bookcase is to the left of the mantel.
This terra cotta Mother and Child was my mother's.
There is a double bookcase on the other side of the mantel.
Across the room from the large window is a sideboard.
Christmas cards are displayed on framed chicken wire.
At night when the battery operated candles come on the
room is especially cozy.
Just a little decorating in the kitchen...
...and at the backdoor.
Thank you for taking time to join my Christmas home tour!
I'm sharing this post at these blog parties...
Amaze Me Monday @ Dwellings
Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Show and Share @ Coastal Charm
Inspire Me Tuesday
The Scoop @ Cedar Hill Farmhouse & others
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
