French Christmas Decor

 Well, I’m honoured to be among some of my favorite bloggers today to talk about French Christmas decor!  I think by now you know how much I LOVE French and vintage decor.

So when my friend Rachel from Maison de Pax asked me to join her on this blog tour, I couldn’t wait!

Putting French Christmas decor together is seriously something I don’t have to think too hard about, it just naturally happens for me.

Not because I’m French.  It’s not like I spent years in France like Rachel.

Instead I just gravitate to the earthy, neutral tones, beautiful grain sacks, rustic woods, dough bowls, Eiffel towers.

I could go on.

Let’s check out all my French Christmas details, shall we?

 I just took part in Jennifer Rizzo’s Holiday Housewalk and I decked the halls!

Now the fun part…more detailed photos.

My living room has many French Christmas details as my living room is very French.

Makes sense.

I love my new white tree (*affiliate link) from Balsam Hill.

I recently made this ‘Joyeux Noel’ sign with my Silhouette machine.

And I scored those Wendy Addison butterfly ornaments on sale from my favorite local store, Country Furniture.

Same with the glittery spheres.

I also bought that rustic mirror from Country Furniture recently on sale (the mirror is cracked, still need to fix it) and the stockings I bought from there last year.  I wish they still sold them!

The flocked twig wreath is a Home Sense find from two years ago.

I made my own crocks on the mantel recently.

The twig trees I bought from Home Sense two or three years ago.

Those glass globe Eiffel tower ornaments are my FAVE!  Also purchased from Country Furniture.

Oh and I can’t forget about my DIY sheet music wooden tag ornaments.

 That ceramic Eiffel tower ornament is a gift from my bestie Tanis from Anthropologie.  They don’t sell them anymore.  I checked 🙁

An old dough bowl is very European.  I’ve used that bowl and the 7-up crate in so many decor change-ups around the house.

 The metal twig reindeer are from Pottery Barn and the rustic reindeer is from Home Sense a few years back.

My little collection of Eiffel towers under a cloche on an old silver tray.

Next week I’m going to be sharing more on my Christmas kitchen.

Now be sure to be inspired by more French-influenced Christmas decor from my friends below!

 

Maison de Pax | French Country Cottage

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