My Christmas Tree Style: Vintage, Cozy, Farmhouse

I am excited to be back with you again sharing my personal style in the My Home Style Blog Hop.  My home style is Vintage, Cozy, Farmhouse and this time I'll be sharing with you my Christmas tree!  If you missed my first home style post, you can catch up HERE.  Those that are coming from, Graceful Order , thanks for coming and welcome!

Stephanie from Casa Watkins has organized a fantastic group of bloggers, all with different personal styles to share with you.

My Home Style Christmas Tree by www.whitecottagehomeandliving.com

Our Christmas tree, well that's a story!  We travel for Christmas so it's always been a faux tree.  I sometimes wish for a real but the convenience of a fake is just too easy.  I also had a BIG beautiful full tree, but when my husband and I couldn't get it up from the basement without a lift crane (joke, but almost real), I decided to ditch it and go with a much smaller (don't like it as much) version.  With 3 children and a busy holiday season, it serves its purpose.  Maybe someday we'll go back to a prize-winning tree, but for now, I'm happy with my “I can assemble it in 10 minutes” tree! 🙂

Ok, now that I've explained that….

My style can probably best be summed up in…..

Three words: Vintage, Cozy, Farmhouse

What do these 3 words mean to me?

Vintage: I enjoy thrifting and antiquing to find previously used pieces to collect and use throughout my home.  These pieces are not necessarily true antiques by definition, but may have a story or are meaningful to us for some reason. I find it fun when time allows to scour stores and find those one of a kind pieces.   My Christmas tree is not just one particular type of ornament because I love the look of ornaments collected through the years.  I have many of the ornaments from when I was a child and these mix in well with the new ornaments we recently bought.

Cozy: Cozy means to me a warm, comfortable, casual feeling.  I want my home to be a place where people can relax, get comfortable and hang out.  Even my Christmas tree is kid and pet friendly.  The style isn't formal or uniform but instead uses non breakable ornaments and lots of textures such as wood, yarn, and burlap.  I like animal ornaments and kid friendly ornaments made out of felt.  It is just plain fun!

Farmhouse: My tree has very little decorations except for ornaments, no garland except for a strand of yarn balls.  I like the natural rustic look which is farmhouse style.  My tree skirt is burlap and my presents are corralled in a large basket.  I use pinecones and stick stars along with woodland bottle bristle animal ornaments to decorate my tree.

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Would you like to achieve this look for your tree?
Here are 3 resources for great woodland ornaments to get you started!
Woodland Ornaments by www.whitecottagehomeandliving.com
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I also have a fun Kitchen Tree if you are wanting more Vintage, Cozy, Farmhouse style inspiration.  I decorate it with cookie cutters and food ornaments and it is my favorite!  You can read more about it HERE.
Eager for more Christmas Tree styles?
Check out the other Christmas Tree stylings by these amazing bloggers.
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And if you'd like to play along, you can hashtag your tree with #myhomestylebloghop
Merry Christmas!

To life feeling like home!

XO,

  1. […] I’m excited to be joining up again today with some blogging friends to discuss home styles.  It’s been a while since we did this hop, so if you need a refresher, here are the previous two post: My Home Style Blog Hop and My Home Style Blog Hop Christmas Tree Edition. […]

  2. Kathy says:

    That garland is so much fun and I love the basket with the chalkboard sign! Lovely tree!!

  3. Beautiful Amy!! Loving the rustic ornaments!! The cute animal ones are so adorable!!! Pinned and shared

  4. Tracy Snyder says:

    You tree looks amazing! We have a real tree this year but keep forgetting to water it so I think it will be faux next year for us.
    I love how put together your tree looks. Mine is such a hodge podge, oh well.

    Thank you for linking up to Welcome Home Wednesdays.

  5. Krista says:

    So cute!! I love the vintage cozy farmhouse feel -and the woodland animals are adorable!! I know what you mean about the convenience of a “faux” tree- and about the lift crane. I just bought a new one this year after having a real tree for a few years- and my husband asked me why I chose a “mall sized” tree. I’m a bit nervous about storing it and then hauling it out of storage next season:)

  6. Erin says:

    So pretty, Amy! I love your style because I can totally relate! So cozy and welcoming!

  7. Sara says:

    Ooh Love this!!! So cozy. I love that red and white garland too, fits perfectly with your tree! Happy Holidays!

  8. […] Home Style Blog Hop Christmas: Tree Edition hosted by Casa Watkins! If you are stopping over from My Life From Home, welcome!! A group of home decor & DIY bloggers have joined forces to celebrate […]

  9. I love the rustic ornaments! Your tree looks beautiful by that window. It must be such a sweet sight for the neighbors!

  10. What a pretty tree! I love all the different textures – especially jute wrapped garland and the cute little animals! It’s been really fun participating in this hop with you and seeing so many different styles of trees! Merry Christmas!

  11. So cute, I absolutely LOVE it! I love the neutrals with the pops of red and the animals are adorable!

  12. Love your tree……of course I love the rustic appeal since that is my style as well. Beautiful job!!!

  13. Sarah says:

    What a pretty tree! I love all the rustic touches on it. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

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