Simplistic Style In Mind. . .
With a simplistic style in mind for hosting Christmas On
Crooked Creektt,
I began to set the design for the Dining Room built~in china
cabinet
during a rearrange in August.
Simply shuffling a few vignettes behind the glass doors
and adding a delicate
touch of Christmas décor
brought about the symmetrical design that keeps me grounded
within my Traditional Style.
The use of a simplistic color palette
gives a cohesive appeal throughout each vignette display.
Choosing creamy ivory, tan and white
with a mix of Seasonal greenery soothes the visual senses
and allows one to enjoy the accents of Traditional Christmas
red.
A frosted pine needle with red berry candle ring
rest atop the creamy ivory urn and dons a mocha hued spiral
ornament.
A vintage scalloped creamy ivory plate and a white ironstone
platter
serve as a backdrop for this ethereal vignette.
Tucked neatly within the vignette
is my newest addition
to my growing tureen collection.
The detail on the handles and lid are reminiscent of the wings of a Swan.
From a Christmas Past. . .
this precious Holly Hobby Commemorative Plate
is a treasured accent to our Christmas decorating
year~after~year.
Surrounding the plate is a white vintage creamer with a
lidded sugar bowl
and a pitcher filled with frosted holly and ivy.
Seasonal changes to this vignette include
candy canes
inserted within the tan pitcher and the addition
of vintage miniature red glass ornaments inside the gravy boat.
An heirloom creamy ivory McCoy bowl filled with tan shredded
gift packing paper
support the vintage
glass red stars adorned with tan satin bows.
The divided embossed pine cone serving platter holds
homemade fudge,
white and milk
chocolate pretzels on our dessert table
for Christmas On Crooked Creektt.
A Christmas Present. . .
The Joy plate was a recent gift from a member of my Women’s
Joy Circle.
I adore the simplistic style of this 8~inch holly and ivy decorative plate.
It is a perfect backdrop for the urn filled with the same
seasonal greenery.
Nestled neatly in front,
the first of my tureen collection.
I was quite smitten with the bow detail in the lid and
handles of this tureen.
A close duplicate to
our beginning, is the final vignette within the cabinet.
Similar objects of interest and scale complete the
simplistic style.
Arranging this cabinet in Traditional Style during August
gave me the simplistic style I had in mind for Christmas On
Crooked Creektt.
Until next time. . .
On Crooked Creektt will be joining
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Be sure to visit each host and hostess for amazing decorating ideas!
12 comments:
Such little touches make it SCREAM Christmas! Well done, well done! Love those little pops of Christmas!
I love the white and red! Beautifully done!!
So pretty, Pat. I love all the white, but that addition of the yellow pitcher is lovely.
Love your ironstone collection, Pat. The few little splashes of red really make it pop.
Can you believe Christmas is in 26 days!
Have a wonderful weekend.
Your display is beautiful Pat and I must love your ironstone collection. Isn't it fun to decorate for the holidays? This IS the most wonderful time of the year!
Blessings to you dear lady,
Patti
Pat, your accents are so pretty! I love the soft white, with the hint of red. You always style your hutch so beautifully! I love your seasonal touches.
Oh my I love what you have done here! Right up my alley. Loving the crisp whites. Nothing like thinking ahead to wonderful effect! I hope December is lovely for you!
This post has filled me with Christmas JOY! Love that plate and love the divided serving plate too! beautiful vignettes!!!
Lovely!
xx
Mila
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Oh Pat, this is just the inspiration I needed tonight. I am about 80% finished with my decorating, but have 2 shelves within a bookcase unit that are begging for my white ironstone (displaced from another shelf). I've been thinking simple - ornaments and lights - and I believe you've helped me think it through. Your cabinet is beautifully arranged. The fact that you started thinking through this arrangement in August speaks volumes - it's very thoughtfully arranged.
Rita
Love your simple approach and beautiful white dishes!!
I always love white dishware mixed with red at holiday time. Your display is lovely. How special to add in meaningful treasures such as the Holly Bobbie plate. Jane
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