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Dec 2, 2020

Christmas Farmhouse Home Tour

Farmhouse Christmas Porch

A Christmas Farmhouse Home Tour…welcome to Old Salt Farm!

Christmas Farmhouse Porch

Christmas is my absolute favorite time to decorate. The trees, lights, blankets, greenery, ornaments….I could just on and on. Everything feels more special, and more cozy. Simple decor is always my favorite, but even more so this year.

Christmas Farmhouse Porch

Christmas Farmhouse Home

The garland and wreath come from a local tree farm, and they’re just gorgeous. I feel like they stand on their own, so I just added a simple mat (I found at Target a few years ago) and a bucket of logs by the door.

Christmas Farmhouse Porch
Christmas Farmhouse Porch

I kept a few favorites in the kitchen from years past, including the milk and cookies sign over the sink, and of course, our hot chocolate station. I love it! A wreath is usually over these windows, but decided on garland instead to switch things up. It was easy–I just rested it on the curtain rod!

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

Faux trees on the island and next to the sink were the focus of the room.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

I used the wood crate in my fall decor as well–I think I might use it every season! A good friend found it for me, and it’s perfect for the island.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

I love to add boxwood wreaths to the back of my dining room chairs, and I’ve done it for several years now. This year I used a satin moss green ribbon instead of a red or red gingham, and I like the change. (Although one of my girls was so funny…and asked what happened to the red!)

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

The trees are one of my favorite parts of the room! I love having them lined up on the table.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

I designed this sign, and the uber talented Between You and Me Designs created it for me…and it’s for sale in their shop!! It’s so perfect in this space, and works so well with the trees on the table.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

For the past years I used real garland on the stairs, but last year I invested in a faux garland. I love the look of real the best, but it just dried up so fast that I was cleaning up needles all the time. I also leave my decor up for awhile, so that’s part of it. But who knows, I might switch back to real one year!

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

The dining room is just off the family room, so we can see the tree and the fireplace from there, and I just love it. One day I’d love to have a fireplace in my kitchen/ dining area!

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

We’ve had quite the experience this year with our tree in the family room. We cut down a tree every year, and it’s a tradition that we look forward to each Christmas. This year we came home with a MOUSE in the tree, which I only happened to see by chance in a dark entryway. Chaos ensued, as we chased him into a corner, then armed ourselves with towels, cardboard boxes and a bucket to try and catch him. Thankfully we did, and then released him out into the woods.

The next night, our decorated tree fell over in the middle of the night! It’s super wide and tall, and the base that has always been sufficient just couldn’t hold it. And…it’s 2020, so it makes sense!

But now everything is fine, and it’s beautiful.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

We decorated a tree in the library too…it’s a Balsam Hill tree I got last year, and it’s perfect in the the room. It’s a “fancier” tree–I like the cozy and homey tree in our family room.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Tour

Last year was also the year I added a tree to my bedroom, and I can never go back! I absolutely love it.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

The piano room got just a few touches of greenery…with the blue rug, it needs to stay pretty neutral. I add garland to the chandelier, and a couple of trees on the piano, along with a wreath hanging on the door.

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour

In the mudroom, I added garland above the window, a few pillows on the bench, and a simple wreath on the back door. It’s the perfect place to sit and watch the snow fall!

Farmhouse Christmas Home Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Tour

In the basement we have our little Charlie Brown tree…we’ve had it since we were first married. Even though it’s definitely seen better times, I just can’t get rid of it. The kids love decorating it with all of the ornaments they’ve made over the years.

Farmhouse Christmas Tour

Even the barn got a little Christmas love…and new solar barn lights!!!

Farmhouse Christmas Tour
Farmhouse Christmas Tour

Thank you so much for joining me for my Christmas Farmhouse Tour! I’ve got a list of some of my decor sources below.

SOURCE LIST:

  • Solar barn lights
  • Christmas Trees Market sign
  • Faux trees (similar)
  • Cedar wreaths (similar)
  • Milk & Cookies sign
  • O Come Let Us Adore Him sign
  • Balsam Hill tree (similar)
  • Master bedroom tree
  • Cable knit Christmas stockings
  • Mini 6-inch boxwood wreaths
  • Moss green satin ribbon
  • Merry Pillow
  • Market Tote
  • Grain Stripe Table Runner (similar)

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Farmhouse Christmas Tour

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  1. Trish says

    Dec 3, 2020 at 7:10 am

    So beautiful. I love the farmhouse look.

    Reply
    • Old Salt Farm says

      Dec 3, 2020 at 1:25 pm

      Thank you so much, Trish, I really appreciate that!

      Reply
  2. Samantha says

    Dec 3, 2020 at 9:16 am

    I have a tiny 3 1/2 tree that i have had since my oldest (almost 19 years old) was little. It has seen better days as well!! I have to string lights on it because the middle no longer lights up and it looses needles every time I move it, but it is so sentimental to me that I can’t bear to part with it either. :)

    Reply
    • Old Salt Farm says

      Dec 3, 2020 at 1:26 pm

      Yes! Exactly this! Our doesn’t even have lights, so we still string them too, but it’s part of the memories. :) I loved hearing about your first tree!

      Reply
  3. Penny says

    Dec 3, 2020 at 9:51 am

    Every. single. thing. is absolutely beautiful! I would be content and insanely happy in your home!

    Reply
  4. Ruth Hussong says

    Dec 3, 2020 at 8:30 pm

    I no longer have a house to decorate, but if it were to happen, I would copy what you have done. It is beautiful!!

    Reply
    • Old Salt Farm says

      Dec 3, 2020 at 9:48 pm

      Oh my goodness, thank you so much, Ruth!!

      Reply
  5. Nancy says

    Dec 3, 2020 at 10:37 pm

    Beautiful!

    Reply
  6. Kerstin says

    Dec 5, 2020 at 1:28 am

    So funny about the mouse! I’m happy you let it go back to the wild. And whoa, the tree falling over in the night is so 2020, like you said! But it looks beautiful, as does the whole house!!

    Reply
    • Old Salt Farm says

      Dec 5, 2020 at 5:55 pm

      Thank you so much! And yes…lots of memories for 2020, to be sure!

      Reply

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