If anyone knows just a little bit about me, they know that I’m a vintage and French loving freak! Okay, maybe not the freak part.
Ever since I was a teenager I’ve been obsessed with Paris/French decor/vintage decor/.
I love putting it all together and this year I’ve done it all up for Christmas!
In fact, today I’m going to show you two French tablescapes:
1) Christmas morning in the kitchen and
2) Christmas dinner in the dining room!
Ready for the tour?
Christmas Morning Tablescape
I recently made this grainsack tablecloth that I’ll be showing you next week how to make!
I’ve made some delicious cinnamon buns. Help yourself to this pretty vintage french buffet in our kitchen eating area.
I love these plates and mugs I purchased at Pottery Barn a few years ago. The large platter that says ‘peace on earth’ I use often as it doesn’t look too Christmas-y.
Now let’s move on to our second French Christmas tablescape…
Christmas Dinner in the Dining Room
I love these little Paris tree ornaments. I’ve used them as individual place settings.
I’ve had this collection of Eiffel towers for years. It’s usually in my bedroom but I brought it down to enjoy Christmas this year.
I made these napkins a couple of years ago and I really should show you how easy they were to make!
I’ve made them large enough to double as a placemat.
Did you spy the 7-Up Crate with evergreen and flocked twigs? Yes, I moved it from the kitchen when you weren’t looking.
I love these silhouettes of my kids.
I added a little Eiffel tower ornament to that wreath on the mirror {naturally}.
Do you like my tomato cage Christmas tree? I think it almost looks like the Eiffel tower.
I added some ‘jewelry’ to it and put it in my largest crock {because you know how much I love crocks!}.
I’ve recently painted my dining room and I love the colour: Horizon by Benjamin Moore.
We have such a large dining room that I utilized the space by the bay window for more seating.
I added a quaint little bistro set then dressed it up for Christmas.
It’s complete with an old crate, a Christmas in Paris book, and these twine Christmas trees I made last year.
Thank you so much for joining me on this tour!
So pretty, cozy and festive!
Happy Holidays!
Thanks Julia 😉
Hugs,
Jamie
beautiful! i just love the eiffel towers under the cloche- stunning!
Thanks Cassie, those are my fave too 😉
Hugs,
Jamie
So vintage and pretty, Jamie! Thank you for joining us! It turned out great 🙂
Thanks Lindsay! So glad to be a part of your tour 😉
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Jamie
Gorgeous! Pinning like mad!!
Thanks so much, Amber 😉
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Jamie
pretty pretty! I love a sparkly muted Christmas! looks lovely in your home!
Thanks so much 😉
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Jamie
simple and beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Love the neutral and vintage vibe of your decorating…it’s beautiful!! 🙂
Thanks Gabbi 😉
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Jamie
So beautiful! I love them both!
Thanks Sarah 😉
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Jamie
I want to be at your house right now…it is so warm and inviting! Plus, those ornaments on your dining table…I am in LOVE!
Angela @ Number Fifty-Three
Awww, thanks Angela!
Hugs,
Jamie
Love your DIY snow globes on the table. So cute! xo Kristin
Thanks Kristin 😉
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Jamie
Gorgeous!! I love the ornaments on each place setting and the Eiffel towers under the cloche. So pretty. Your twine Christmas trees are adorable, too.
Thanks Carolyn, I love them too!
Hugs,
Jamie
Your home is so festive! I love the tablecloth you made and the Eiffel Towers under the glass cloche are so cute!
Thanks Caitlin 😉
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Jamie
There is so much beauty in your home! I just love how you’ve worked in so many antiques.
Thanks Brandi!
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Jamie
Gorgeous Tablescapes! Those snowglobes are adorable! Pinned!
Thanks so much, Heather!
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Jamie
Your tablescapes are both gorgeous, Jamie! I absolutely adore your grain sack tablecloth (incredible job!) and those PB plates are so perfect! All the details you added are so pretty and if I had that 7-up crate, I would move him to whatever room I was in at the time…it is so cool! 😉 Love it!
Aww thanks for your sweet comment, Jesse! Love your blog. It’s on my fave list 😉
Hugs,
Jamie
Beautiful! I love the tasteful neutrals. So festive!
Thanks so much, Kelly 😉
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Jamie
The grain sack tablecloth is perfect and so festive! Your home looks beautiful!
Thanks Bethany! I’ll be showing how I made it on my blog tomorrow {Tuesday!}
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Jamie
Your home is so vintage and cozy, I love it! You make me what to sit down in your kitchen and have some of those cinnamon buns 🙂
Thanks so much, Summer!
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Jamie
Lovely. Very French.
Thank you 😉
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Jamie
I’m coming through French country cottage, and I’m French and living in PARIS, so when I saw your Eiffel towers, I wanted to hug you !! It’s always so pleasant to meet people loving and enjoying France !
Love your christmas home, so lovely with that touch of France.
xoxo
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Joëlle
Wow, what a sweet comment!! I love everything French {especially Paris & the Eiffel Tower} even though I’m Canadian. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Big hugs,
Jamie
I love your decorations and all of the Eiffer Towers! It’s so French while not being too theme-y.
Thanks Heather for your sweet comment 😉
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Jamie
Beautiful tablescapes. I love the one with the trees. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays! x
Thanks Danielle!
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Jamie
Just beautiful! You are one of the features today at the Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. Pop on in and check out your feature. Here is the link to this week’s party. http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com/2013/12/make-it-pretty-monday-week-81.html Hope to see your prettiness again at the bash! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
Thanks again, Kathryn! Happy holidays!
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Jamie
Jamie everything looks so beautiful! I hope that you and your family had a very Merry Christmas!
Thanks so much, Pamela. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas with your family too.
Hugs,
Jamie
Hi Jamie, I am in love with everything in this post! How did I not know you were a fellow Francophile freak! I even have some of the same little Eiffel towers, including the bottle with the cork. I am featuring this post at my party tomorrow afternoon. Thank you! Happy New Year. -Karen
Again, thanks so much, Karen. Yes, I’m a french freak and I love your blog too 😉
Hugs,
Jamie