I used elegant French vintage decor to decorate my house this Christmas!
Today I’m sharing more of my Christmas decorating and the French vintage touches I’ve added.
I’m also participating in a French Christmas blogging tour hosted by my friend Rachel of Maison de Pax so be sure to visit the other French Christmas tours at the end of this post!
Putting French Christmas decor together is seriously something I don’t have to think too hard about, it just naturally happens for me. I just gravitate to the earthy, neutral tones, beautiful grain sacks, rustic woods, dough bowls and Eiffel towers.
This new white Christmas tree is something that I love! I recently made this ‘Joyeux Noel’ sign with my Silhouette machine.
Then I bought this rustic mirror from a local store that was going out of business (the mirror is cracked, you can see how I fixed it and antiqued the mirror here) and the Christmas stockings I bought from there last year. I wish they still sold them but I found similar stockings here.
The flocked twig wreath is a Home Sense but this twig wreath is very similar.
I made my own crocks on the mantel recently. Update: here is a new post along with a video on how to make your own crocks!
The woodland twig trees I bought from Home Sense but this driftwood Christmas tree is similar.
These snowy globe Eiffel tower ornaments are my favorite French items!
Oh and I can’t forget about my DIY sheet music wooden tag ornaments.
A vintage dough bowl is very European. I’ve used that wooden bowl and the 7-up crate in so many decor change-ups around the house.
Wrapping gifts in kraft paper and burlap gives a rustic vintage feel as well.
The metal twig reindeer are from Pottery Barn and the rustic reindeer is from Home Sense a few years back. Pottery Barn now has these metal reindeer.
I didn’t add any Christmas decor to my bookshelves but you can see how they are already styled with French touches.
My little collection of Eiffel towers under a glass cloche on an old silver tray.
Be sure to check out my newly renovated kitchen decorated for Christmas.
I hope you enjoyed this French Christmas tour.
Now be sure to be inspired by more French-influenced Christmas decor from my friends below!
SHOP ORNAMENTS
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Click in Case You Missed:
Christmas in my Newly Renovated Kitchen
more french christmas tours:
Maison de Pax | French Country Cottage
Savvy Southern Style | Stone Gable | Craftberry Bush
The socks and the bobbins are GORGEOUS!!!
Thank you Monica 😉
Hugs, Jamie
Love it all, Jamie. The spool garland is such a cute idea. Thrilled to party with you.
Thanks so much, Kim 😉
Hugs, Jamie
Love the blog tour of your home-your tree is a stunner and I love the reindeer on your hearth. Very Cozy!
Thanks so much, I appreciate it 😉
Hugs, Jamie
I’ve seen that white tree dozens of times now and it still gets me every time! Gorgeous!
Aww thanks girl 😉
Hugs, Jamie
You have delighted this Francophile’s heart. Your ornaments and creative touches are so beautifully executed. Merci for sharing.
Thank you for your sweet comment!
Hugs, Jamie
Beautiful, Jamie! Your cloche with the Eiffel towers is especially calling my name. Thank you SO much for participating in this!
xoxo
Rachel
Thank you so much for inviting me, Rachel! I loved being a part of it.
Hugs, Jamie
Perfectly lovely Jamie!! You did a fabulous job.
Thank you so much, Anita
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Magnifique! Mon ami! I adore your style Rachel!!! How do you do it all? Your tree and living room is so French and dreamy! Thanks so much for including me in your “beau” tour!!! Calins et de basier (hugs and kisses)!
Aww, thank you so much, Yvonne!
Hugs, Jamie
Beautiful!!
Thank you 😉
Jaime, your home is so beautiful! A perfect home to celebrate the holidays in. Thanks so much for the tour…I loved it. Merry Christmas! Xo Lidy
Thank you so much, Lidy.
Hugs, Jamie
very nice
Hi Rachael. I was wondering where you got those gorgeous stockings. I’m looking to get two of them and can’t find them anywhere
I can’t find them anywhere either 🙁 I found them at a local shop years ago. Sorry!
Hugs, Jamie