French Style Christmas

A couple months ago I was invited to share French Christmas decor along with a few other bloggers. I thought to myself I don't really decorate in a French style, but more traditional for Christmas. Then I decided, with the help of a friend encouraging me, to decorate one of my rooms with French antiques in it. So I chose the sitting room with the French vaisselier and French table. This was the first room I decorated this year and one of my favorites.

I wasn't using this urn in the fireplace this winter so I was glad I tried it in here on top of the table. I took this shot at dusk so the lights would show.

I used a snow blanket and then added my sheep figurines.

I found these cute trees at Michael's and got them half off. I tucked three in the urn with more snow.

On the bottom shelf I filled this wire basket with snow covered pine cones.

Three vintage white bottle brush trees are tucked in this ironstone tureen.

This is one of my newest ironstone finds and I placed another bottle brush tree in it.

I bought four of these white bottle brush wreaths at the Country Living Fair and knew I would use them somewhere. One hangs from the vaisselier.

This is Bailey's favorite room for a nap, too.

So I guess I do have a bit of French Christmas decor after all.

I am thrilled to be joining these other gals and you will not want to miss all  this French Christmas eye candy at the links below.

Tuesday:

Cedar Hill Farmhouse | So Much Better With Age

Wednesday:

Maison de Pax | French Country Cottage

Thursday:

Savvy Southern Style | Stone Gable | Craftberry Bush

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