Thanks so much for your nice comments regarding my Christmas Open House posts yesterday. Welcome to my newest followers too!
Today, I’d like to share the dining room of my home.
I was so excited when I found the vintage dough bowl in March. I love using it seasonally as I enjoy mixing the “old” with the new. I filled the doughbowl with preserved boxwood orbs, glittery pomegranates, antlers, pine cones, and of course gilded acorns.
The doughbowl is surrounded by two shiny topiaries.
On the window, I added a magnolia wreath sprayed in gilded gold. The magnolia wreath was from last year. I simply applied a heavy-duty suction cup to the window.
Above the buffet, I surrounded my favorite bird oil with lush greenery. The buffet itself features the oyster shell tureen atop a Vagabond House antler-handled tray. The tureen is flanked by greenery and more gilded acorns and glittered pomegranates.
On the French baker’s shelves, I have placed more pomegranates and special Christmas ornaments in some of my favorite serving pieces.
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Dining Room, y’all!
It's very pretty. I love that it is understated and elegant with the rich woods.
ReplyDeletePicture perfect, as usual!! Love it all!
ReplyDeleteI never tire of your gorgeous home! I adore every single detail...even more so during the Christmas season!!!
ReplyDeleteYour dining room is decorated so pretty. I love the dough bowl and how you filled it. I'd like to find a large one someday. I also like your double light fixtures over the table.
ReplyDeleteLooks great, Ron. Your dough bowl looks amazing with the cracked pomegranates and boxwood balls..
ReplyDeleteBeautifully dressed Ron. Love that dough bowl. It's great to be able to decorate for all holidays.
ReplyDeleteYour dining room looks very elegant. xo
More gorgeous decor, Ron! It would truly be a special event to dine in your dining room!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful, as always, and very festive. I love your home and style of decorating. I just love all the little details.
ReplyDeleteAll very rich and beautiful, Ron. You certainly know how to do Christmas..Happy Thursday..Judy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job Ron! Great combo of elements in the dough bowl and the buffet looks elegant! I like the wreath in the window- the suction cup is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYour doughbowl centerpiece is one of the prettiest I've seen so far.....I truly love it!
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