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Christmas Kitchen Decorating Ideas

Do you decorate your kitchen for Christmas? It’s pretty easy to create a cozy Christmas kitchen with just a few festive touches!

Christmas kitchen with red plaid bows on the cabinets, rosemary trees on the windowsill and a holiday wreath on the window

It’s time for another Celebrating the Seasons Home Tour! If you’re stopping by after a visit with my friend Crissy from First Day of Home, welcome! Her Texas home is so lovely! Many thanks to Leen from Sand Dollar Lane for organizing this wonderful tour!

Christmas Kitchen Cabinet Decor

At first, I was going to make wreaths for my kitchen cabinets. But since I have thirteen cabinets, it would’ve been a lot of work! After a trip to Dollar Tree, however, my plans changed. I spotted these fabulous red plaid bows and knew they would be perfect! Plus, the price was right 😉

red plaid bows from Dollar Tree attached to cherry kitchen cabinets

To keep my kitchen cabinet Christmas bows in place, I used refills of Command Hook tape. They will stay put throughout the holidays.

Kitchen Island Christmas Centerpiece

We have a large kitchen island, so I wanted to create a show stopping centerpiece. My DIY Bajot Table provided the perfect elevated base for the vignette.

kitchen island centerpiece of bottle brush trees and deer displayed under a glass cake plate and on a riser table

I designed a winter scene inside a covered glass cake plate with bottle brush trees, a wood block church and a deer atop faux snow. Outside the cake plate, I created a larger version of the scene.

Kitchen Window Decor

The kitchen windows are flanked by two potted rosemary plants shaped like trees that I purchased at Costco. The snowman sign is from The Christmas Tree Shop.

potted rosemary plants on a windowsill with a holiday wreath and a snowman sign

The rosemary makes the kitchen smell amazing!

potted rosemary plant on a windowsill

I bought this wreath for $8 at our church bazaar. It was placed between the two windows.

grapevine holiday wreath with pinecones and berry sprigs on a Christmas Kitchen window

Hot Cocoa Bar

I created a self service Hot Cocoa Stand using a tiered tray on a small counter in the kitchen. Besides looking festive, it encourages people to indulge in this seasonal treat!

vintage santa mugs, hot cocoa packets, an elf, Santa shoe and bottle brush trees in a tiered tray

Other Christmas Kitchen Decor

I always like to mix in some vintage items with my decor, and Christmas is no exception!

vintage santa mug filled with candy canes atop a vintage scale next to a wooden bowl filled with clementines

A vintage Santa mug filled with candy canes sits atop a vintage scale. An old wooden bowl is filled with clementines for snacking.

red toy truck with a bottle brush tree in front go a toaster in a Christmas kitchen

A red toy truck hauling a bottle brush tree sits in front of the toaster.

Christmas kitchen with red plaid bows on the cabinets, rosemary trees on the windowsill and a holiday wreath on the window

I hope this gave you some Christmas kitchen decorating ideas! Now I need to get the rest of the house ready for the holiday season!

Next on the tour is my friend Michelle from Our Crafty Mom. You are going to love her cozy Christmas bedroom!

Until next time!

Rebecca

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15 Comments

  1. Your kitchen looks warm and inviting for the holidays. My favorite is your hot chocolate bar!
    Merry Christmas,
    Kippi

  2. Rebecca, your kitchen looks so festive! What a great find and clever use of the plaid bows — wish I had spotted them at DT lol. I hang oversized cookie cutters from ribbon on my cabinets. Crushing on your vintage Santa mug! It’s a style I haven’t seen. As if I don’t have enough collections, a couple years ago I started buying them. I have a vintage pair that have Santa on one side and Mrs. K on the other.

  3. I love your holiday kitchen, Rebecca! The plaid ribbons are so festive and I bet the rosemary smells absolutely amazing! Your vintage finds always make me smile. Wishing you and your family a beautiful holiday season! xo

  4. What a fun way to decorate your kitchen, Rebecca! I love the vintage touches, especially the way you styled your tiered tray. I wish I had a bigger island to create a display like yours. It’s fun to be hopping with you again!

  5. A friend of ours insists that zucchini grows in brown paper bags! Several times during the zucchini growing season, he would go outside and find a bag with fresh zucchini on his porch. That is proof that they grows in paper bags, isn’t it?

    Love the village in the cake plate! I will try to recreate that in my own cake plate. Thanks for the idea!

  6. Lots of cute ideas Rebecca! I especially love the winter scene in the cake dome and how you recreated it outside the dome too! I am so ready to start decorating for Christmas! Have you changed the day the Celebrate your Story goes live? I can’t ever seem to find it lately…

  7. Rebecca I just love how you decorated your kitchen for the holidays. Those red plaid bows are so stinking cute and are the perfect addition to your holiday decor. Using that cake plate was such a great idea and i might just have to try something like that in my kitchen. Thank you for all the inspiration. I hope that you and your family have a blessed holiday season.

  8. Your kitchen looks so welcoming for Christmas! I especially love the cocoa station and vintage Santa mugs. I need to check out our Costco for some rosemary cones too!

  9. Rebecca,

    Your kitchen looks like the place everyone is going to want to hang out in during the holidays! Enjoy!

  10. Rebecca, your kitchen looks like the place to be at Christmas. So welcoming. I especially love all the vintage Christmas decor you are showcasing. And who wouldn’t love hot chocolate in those cute Santa mugs!

  11. Your kitchen is so pretty all decorated for Christmas! The bows on the cabinets really make s statement. They are so pretty, great dollar store find!!
    I really love the rosemary pots! They will be great all season long!

    Thanks for joining me on this home tour!! I am so glad you could be part of it!

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