I’ve decorated my kitchen for Christmas in tartan plaid and I’m loving it! Be sure to visit all the farmhouse vintage Christmas decorating ideas in this post.
I just shared the plaid Christmas decor in my living room, the snow glob cloches on my mantel and DIY plaid ornaments so in keeping with my plaid theme, I’m decorating with it in my kitchen.
Today I’m joining a Farmhouse Christmas tour hosted by my friend Sheila of Maison de Cinq. If you are coming here from Liz Marie, welcome! Be sure to visit all the beautiful Christmas tours at the end of this post.
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I love decorating in neutrals and the same is true when decorating for Christmas so choosing plaid is definitely going out of my comfort zone but I love it!
Especially in my kitchen, the colour just pops against all the white.
(I bought four of these faux eucalyptus wreaths this year and they are such a great price!)
I decided to wrap the inside of my one glass kitchen cabinet. The tartan looks so pretty!
Adding a few touches to the open shelves like the plaid flannel ribbon and cow bells changed the whole link with a few simple touches.
I brought out my vintage sleigh and added candles to it like I did two years ago. Last year you might have remembered I added gingerbread houses to it.
Tying some flannel ribbon to some of the taller candles along with some red berry garland added just a bit of red to match the rest of the plaid details.
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(the link to the exact eucalyptus wreath)
(the link to the exact cow bells)
(the link to the exact reversible plaid gift wrap that I love)
Click here to see my Christmas kitchen 2017
Click here to see my Christmas kitchen 2016
I hope you enjoyed my plaid/tartan Christmas kitchen. Now be sure to visit Haley at Mountain View Cottage and the rest of the beautiful tours below.
Today’s Posts:
Miss Mustard Seed
Love Grows Wild
And if you missed yesterday’s posts, you can get to those by clicking the links below!
Thursday’s Posts:
Maison de Cinq | Boxwood Avenue | Ella Claire | Rooms for Rent | Maison de Pax | Farmhouse on Boone | Thistlewood Farms
Friday’s Posts:
Miss Mustard Seed | Love Grows Wild | Tidbits | Liz Marie Blog | So Much Better with Age | Mountain View Cottage | Lauren McBride
April N Hoff says
November 30, 2018 at 6:34 amYou, your holiday, kitchen, and your photography all look SO beautiful, Jamie! xo
Donna says
November 30, 2018 at 2:16 pmI love all the plaid!! So beautiful – great ideas for my own kitchen
Laura Harrie says
November 30, 2018 at 4:18 pmJamie
I love the candles with the sled, gives me an idea with my old sled, thanks!
Haley says
November 30, 2018 at 5:48 pmThis is seriously soo pretty! I love the idea of putting the plaid in your glass door!! such a fun and festive idea!!
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November 30, 2018 at 5:50 pmJust love your plaid Christmas kitchen Jamie!!!! The sled looks so amazing on the island…and I had to chuckle a the first image as it looks like there is a tree in your coffee cup!…:) Have a great weekend!
Sheila says
November 30, 2018 at 6:46 pmLove, love, love every inch of this Jamie! Your kitchen is so perfect anyway and at Christmas it really shines! (and I adore that vintage sleigh – I’m thinking I need one in my life;))
Thank you again for hopping in and joining us! I’m so glad you did!
Merry Christmas!
Sheila
xo
Judy says
November 30, 2018 at 10:12 pmJamie, your Christmas kitchen is an absolute holiday delight. I love how you’ve used a variety of plaids in unexpected ways to create such a cozy look! Your green glassware, bottle brush trees and pedestal vignette trimmed out with plaid ribbon make a charming composition on your open shelves. Thank you for generously sharing your creativity.
Pat Metzer says
December 2, 2018 at 5:43 amLove that plaid decor, thanks for the great inspiration.
Pat
Karen Maia says
December 3, 2018 at 9:04 amHello Jaime!
I am new to your blog, as of last week. As I was perusing I came across a printable “Joyeux Noel”, is this still available? Your blog and style is simply magnificent!
Regards, Karen
Darlene says
December 9, 2018 at 10:41 pmI have always loved Tartan plaids. Tablecloths, runners, ribbon, throws etc. I have collected many. They have a wonderful history and something that has been a delightful part of making Christmas even more beautiful…. Your Kitchen is proof!
Merry Christmas.
Erlene says
December 12, 2018 at 6:36 pmLovely! You have just enough holiday decorations without going overboard. I really love it!