French Country Inspired Christmas Dining Room

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I kept Christmas decorating in my dining room simple this year.  Just a couple of  wreaths, a length of garland, and red ribbon.  It's certainly much more simple than our snowy, winter wonderland dining room decorating from last year ( see more here).



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It wouldn't be Christmas (or any other holiday for that matter) in my dining room if I didn't put a little ribbon and some garland on the chandelier.


Of course, our dough trough advent wreath still has center stage in the middle of the table while paper whites are blooming happily on the sideboard beside a bowl filled with the pine cones that I bleached (here)




There's a hodge podge collection of decorations filling top of the chest and the cabinet between the living and dining rooms.



I have to admit that my favorite part of the dining room decorating this year is the vintage antelope/deer head which was a gift from sweet friend from his mother's French home.


The deer (antelope?) seems pretty happy with his wreath and red bow, doesn't he?!


My oldest will be home from college today and I feel like the Christmas season can officially begin.

I'll be taking a few days off to spend time with family but I'll be posting periodic updates on the Serendipity Refined Facebook page so be sure to visit.


I hope that you've enjoyed the Christmas tour of my French farmhouse dining room.


I wish each of you, your family, and those you love, a Very Merry Christmas! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for joining me here at Serendipity Refined. I appreciate it so very much.


Kimberly
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