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Farmhouse Holiday Series - Our Christmas Family Room


Happy Tuesday! I can't believe Thanksgiving is just two days away! November has completely flown by! Today we are joining our blogging friends for the Family Room part of our Holiday Farmhouse Series! We shared some photos of ours last week (don't forget there's still time to enter the ScentsCicles $3000 Dream Tree Giveaway!) but today we are back with more images of this room from a few more angles.

We stuck with the same gold, cream and chocolate colored theme that we have in here the last several Christmases. I like the traditional feel it has and we can use all of the items we already own and just mix things up a little bit. In fact, I'm pretty certain there's not one single item in here that we bought for this Christmas.







We used a bunch of feathers as our tree topper this year:








And here are some night time pictures of this room. Oh how I love candles and twinkling Christmas lights!









Source List:  

Wall Color - Midsummer Night in Matte by Benjamin Moore
Trim Color - Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Door Color - Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Chocolate Pillow on Chair - HomeGoods
Herringbone pillows with wood buttons on Chair - Downton Hunt Club Pillows from Heritage Lace
Ottoman - We Made It Using the Same Method as Here
Plaid Throw - HomeGoods
Gold Tray on Ottoman - HomeGoods
Candle Sticks - Antique shop years ago
Books Stacked Next to Chairs - Gifts from Family Members 
Mirror above Fireplace - passed down from family members
Grand Plaza Print - Arhaus
Gold Side Table - HomeGoods
Wood Side Table - Joss and Main
Christmas Tree - Balsam Hill
Ornaments - mix from HomeGoods, Hobby Lobby, and Target
Feathers - mix of ones from Savvy and ones that the Turkey's leave behind in my parent's yard every year =) 
Wreath and Garland - faux cedar several years ago from Savvy Home and Garden
Magnolia Wreath - Birch Lane 
Ribbon - HomeGooods
Books on Table - miscellaneous gifts
Trophy Urns - The Arrow's Nest (similar here)
Little Tiny Vase on Table  - Was a candle from Target that we now use as a vase
Lamp on Table - HomeGoods
Nativity - Savvy several years ago
Gold Frame - Gift 
Standing Lamp - Consignment Shop Find years ago
Rug - Joss and Main/Wayfair
Drapery Panels - Ritva Panels from IKEA
Frames on Gallery Wall - Michael's
Books on Shelves - Passed on down or gifted from family members
Large White Book - Blurb photo albums
Small White Books - Chatbook photo albums
Dog Bookends - Birch Lane
Airplane - Gift years ago (closest thing we can find is here)
Sled - Antique Shop
Stocking - Balsam Hill
Paperwhites - Savvy 7 or 8 years ago

Be sure to head on over and check out all of our amazing friend's stunning holiday family rooms! 

Decorating Our Christmas Tree and a $3000 DREAM TREE GIVEAWAY With ScentSicles


We are so excited to be partnering with Enviroscents ScentSicles today for this post! I actually used these ScentSicles last year and absolutely positively loved them. In fact after buying my first pack last year I loved them so much I went back and bought several other scents. The cinnamon and pine are my personal favorites! So when we had the opportunity to join them for a $3000 DREAM TREE GIVEAWAY this Christmas we jumped at the chance!

Although all of my childhood Christmas tree memories involve riding a horse pulled carriage out to my uncle's New England Christmas tree farm and cutting our family tree each year this isn't something we've been able to do in our family because it's not practical due to how long we keep our tree up and how much we are gone. We bought our first faux tree right before Lillie turned one and haven't looked back! The first year or two it was a little strange to get used to but now I absolutely LOVE how practical it is for us having a faux one and am always amazed at how realistic they look now! The one thing that was always missing for me though until last year was the smell. Even though I had fallen in love with having a faux one I still missed the smell that came with a real one. So when I discovered that by hanging a few of these little sticks on the tree the whole room was filled with the smell of a real tree I was ecstatic! The best of both worlds!


They have little holes on the top of them so you can hang them like an ornament if you want, but I always just kind of tuck mine in.

For the rest of our tree I went with a really really simple look this year and just used our gold, chocolate and copper colored ornaments and some feathers on top but I have to say I think this is my favorite tree yet. One little tip I learned years ago was that if you cluster ornaments together it really can make an impact. I usually hook three or so together and then hang them that way and love the way they kind of glisten off each other. And then on the top I clustered pheasant feathers for the finishing touch.






We also added some ScentsCicles to our wreaths in the dining room:


And I also sprinkled them in with some real cinnamon sticks that I've had for years that have long since lost their scent. I think the cinnamon ones are my favorite! (I'll be sharing some images of this hot cocoa set up next week!) 


Here you can see the whole collection:



And here you can see our tree lit up at night which is my favorite (although it's tricky to photograph).


Now that you've seen our tree be sure to head on over to enter for a chance to win a $3000 DREAM TREE GIVEAWAY designed by your choice of three designers! Head on over to check out all of the cool details and enter! It's such an amazing giveaway! 


I hope you all have a wonderful Thursday! 


Some Downton Abbey Inspired Pillows for our Study



Earlier this summer our friends over at our sponsor. Heritage Lace asked us if there were any items in their new line that we might be interested in. The second I saw some of their Downton Abbey inspired home decor I got excited. Like pretty much everyone female I know, I am a HUGE Downton fan and was so sad when it ended. I saw these Hunt Club pillows and thought they were the perfect subtle way to add some Downton into to our study. The herringbone pattern, wood buttons and overall masculine feel of them went perfectly with the rest of the room!








I love the subtle Downton Abbey logo and label. It's the perfect finishing touch! 


We added this lumbar pillow with the mix of the houndstooth pattern with the herringbone pattern to our sofa and love how it reflects the pillows in the chairs.





And we also have some more items like this gorgeous wood tray and these beautiful crocheted napkins that I can't wait to share more images of this weekend! You really should head on over and check out all the beautiful items that Heritage Lace has to offer. One of my favorite things about them is that 90% of their items are made right here in the US, mostly in North Carolina and Iowa by accomplished American craftspeople!


Here is a little close-up of some of the details:




Source List:  

Wall Color - Midsummer Night in Matte by Benjamin Moore
Trim Color - Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Door Color - Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Chocolate Pillow on Chair - HomeGoods
Herringbone pillows with wood buttons on Chair - Downton Hunt Club Pillows from Heritage Lace
Ottoman - We Made It Using the Same Method as Here
Plaid Throw - HomeGoods
Wood Footed Tray - Heritage Lace
Crocheted Napkins - Heritage Lace
Candle Sticks - Antique shop years ago
Plates - Pier1 and Pottery Barn
Books Stacked Next to Chairs - Gifts from Family Members 
Mirror and demilune painting above Fireplace - passed down from family members
Grand Plaza Print - Arhaus
Gold Side Table - HomeGoods
Wood Side Table - Joss and Main
Books on Table - miscellaneous gifts
Trophy Urns - The Arrow's Nest (similar here)
Little Tiny Vase on Table  - Was a candle from Target that we now use as a vase
Lamp on Table - HomeGoods
Golfer - HomeGoods
Gold Frame - Gift 
Standing Lamp - Consignment Shop Find years ago
Rug - Joss and Main/Wayfair
Drapery Panels - Ritva Panels from IKEA
Frames on Gallery Wall - Michael's
Books on Shelves - Passed on down or gifted from family members
Large White Book - Blurb photo albums
Small White Books - Chatbook photo albums
Bag - Rust and Honey
Dog Bookends - Birch Lane
Airplane - Gift years ago (closest thing we can find is here)


I hope you all have a beautiful weekend ahead! 


*This post was sponsored by Heritage Lace. All thoughts and opinions are my own. There my be some affiliate links in this post. They are at no extra cost to you.