December 12, 2012

The Christmas Dinning Room

 
Hello everyone!
 
Today I'd like to share what I've done in the Dinning Room for Christmas.  We won't be hosting this year so I kept it simple and tried to make it mix with the adjoining Living Room.
 
 
For the table centerpiece I kept things simple with a silver platter filled with candles and things that sparkle.
 

 

 
For me, the star of the show is this vintage Christmas tablecloth.
I found it at the Junk Bonanza in September and have been waiting patiently to use it ever since.


Truth be told I'm not 100% positive this sort of thing fits into the style I'd like to go but one look at the gorgeous images and I was hooked.  I swear I remember my Grandmother having something similar when I was little so it makes me think of her.  Plus the kids think it's cool so that makes it a keeper.

 
Behind the table on the shelf I have arranged my collection of vintage and new deer. 
(I've talked about this in a previous post, here, if you want to take a look)

 
The cabin I painted and distressed then added the wreath and deer.



Newly purchased deer figures and bottle brush trees mix with . . .
 


My collection of vintage deer.


Somehow they always make me smile.


I love the way they pop out against all the white.
 



To the side of the table I've displayed a mix of old and new decorations on the old desk.
 

 
A tiny tree with white snowflakes . . .

 
Sits underneath the book page wreath I made two years ago which I still love and look forward to using during the winter months.


Next to the tree is a cute sparkling white deer which has stolen my heart.
 


And of course I had to thrown in a glitter house of some kind.  This one is actually an ornament, which fits nicely inside the small cake stand.
 

 
And finally, in the corner the piano bench received a pop of red with some pillows and a dish towel used as a runner.  I added two lantern for fun since I can't get enough of candlelight this time of year.

 
The dish towel is a couple years old but it has a vintage vibe which I love.  Aren't the snowman couple adorable?

 
Hope you enjoyed the tour,
 
Robin
 
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23 comments:

  1. So charming, Robin...LOVE your deer collection!

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  2. Robin, every time I visit, I fall in love with something you've created. I love your glittered houses from the previous post, and the tablecloth is just darling!

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  3. Another room decorated beautifully for Christmas! I love the deer on the shelf. And your new header is so pretty!

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  4. Oh my goodness! The second I arrived the tablecloth caught my attention! Love, love, love that! There are so many things in this room I love, where do I begin - I'll begin with the deer. Absolutely gorgeous, and I'm wanting some so I think I'll have to be on the lookout. Love your piano bench decor, the towel oh yes that's beautiful, too! Love the little glittery house in the cake stand! Oh dear, I love it all!!!

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  5. aah! i love it all! the shelf with all the deer- SWOON! and the vintage textiles are awesome!

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  6. Your vintage tablecloth and the vintage deer are adorable! I love them! Thank you for sharing and thank you for the visit and sweet comment at The Dedicated House. It means the world! Would love it if you would share this post at Make it Pretty Monday which is still live. http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com/2012/12/make-it-pretty-monday-week-27.html Hope to see you at the bash! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse

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  7. Love the little white log cabin and all the little deers, so cute!

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  8. Your vintage deer are adorable. Love the entire mantle display. Visiting from Debra's. Olive

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  9. Love your herd and the cabin in white is perfect!! :)

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  10. Everything looks so pretty! I love your vintage tablecloth and your vintage style dishcloth. They add a touch of whimsy, which is nice at Christmas time.

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  11. I think your vintage deers are too cute! Your home looks beautiful! take care, maryann

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  12. Great additions to your Christmas decor, Robin! That tablecloth is way too cool, and totally something our grandmothers would have had. Your deer are precious, and I'm loving that little woodland house!

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  13. That is just darling. I love your dining room. Those little deer are so sweet. I gave the ones I had to my kids this year...I enjoyed them for many years- xo Diana

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  14. Very pretty, Robin! I love the corner with the piano bench, and couldn't agree more about candles!

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  15. Your decorations look great! I love the deer and the cabin :)

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  16. Simply beautiful, love the vinette, your blog header if so pretty!

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  17. wow~what a great post. such visual candy!

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  18. Hey Robin this post just put a grin on my face ear to ear. so much fun!!! Love all the red with white, you're one of the top three from last week, thanks so much for joining in!!

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  19. Robin, I love your style! I have a small collection of vintage deer. I adore yours. Everything is just wonderful! I have a link party, Share Your Cup Thursday. I would love if you shared sometime.
    Hugs,
    Jann

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  20. Loved your tour! That tablecloth is dreamy! Junk Bonanza...the name alone makes me giddy...I know I'd love that place! Sweet reindeer collection.
    Karen

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  21. Everything is so adorable. You like the same things I do! I have deer and vintage items throughout my house! I feel like rearranging some things after seeing what you've done! Beautiful! Merry Christmas!

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  22. I love, love, love the shelf filled with your wonderful assortment of deer. Living on the edge of a national forest, I'm inspired to start such a collection myself -- in tribute to all the real ones that visit us here.

    Thanks for joining the fun at Time Travel Thursday.

    Blessings,
    Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage

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