I have a larger tree in the family room, but that is not visible while I'm unloading the dishwasher or doing other glamorous chores that must be done every day. It's a small way of keeping the holiday spirit in view during the busiest days of the year.
This tree is just about ten years old, but it has a vintage vibe to it, especially after I've added some tiny vintage Christmas ornaments, glass bead garland and a sweet little frosted tree topper. Under the tree I've created yet another little glitter {Putz} house village. I've kept the color scheme red, white and pink this year. That way, when the tree is still up in mid-January, I can say it's a Valentine-themed tree and I am actually way ahead in decorating for the next holiday {lol}.
Seriously, this little tree village is the last decoration to come down in my house. Particularly when the cold dark days of winter settle in and most of the decorations have been packed away, this little tree brings a little light to the kitchen. The season passes so quickly. Shouldn't the holiday sparkle continue just a little bit longer?








Oh how sweet! I love your white tree with the red garland but I adore the houses underneath!
ReplyDeleteI agree. I think I'll be keeping up my village long past Christmas. Your tree compliments your putz houses very nicely.
ReplyDeleteI love your sweet little tree! The white color is so fun and the village underneath is precious. I don't blame you for wanting to keep it up longer. I have a few wintered themed decorations that I leave out until the end of January.
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Jann
I love your Kitchen Christmas tree and yes I think it will be hard to put away my Pink Studio Tree but heck your right I think I will just make it a Valentine tree I am liking that idea.. good thinking! Hugs & Happy Holidays, Diane
ReplyDeleteI use Santa and save my snowmen for after the holidays. I switch my tree to a silver one with white lights and use snowflakes to keep things bright and pretty during those dark winter days.
ReplyDeleteWell hello there! I thought I'd come meet someone new for Christmas. :) I've enjoyed looking over your christmas posts and I *love* your little white tree. So cheery!
ReplyDeleteI moved to a new house right after Thanksgiving so I'm celebrating Christmas through all you bloggers this year. I have a few decorations out but I'm still not done unpacking my regular things so I'm going light this year.
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Love the tree and the color scheme! And those Putz houses around the base are so adorable... I have many of the same ones... perhaps I will need to look for a white tree for my kitchen too :)
ReplyDelete~Chris
Its a beautiful tree and it looks so cute with all the little Putz houses around it. Putting a tree where one spends so much time, especially right now, is a fantastic idea!
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ReplyDeleteHello you love blogger
now it is almost as much! Christmas is here!
I wish you a wonderful time in the circle
your family or friends.
I look forward to blogging with you in 2013.
A good time for us!
sincerely
Rosine
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ReplyDeleteGreat i love your christmas home
hugs Conny
Oh, I *love* this! I have often put a tree in my kitchen, but never thought of using a white one. I should be on the lookout now at the after Christmas clearance sales. And I love the way you have the glittery houses surrounding it. Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLovely post!! I love white trees and have a 6 foot one myself!! I have many of the same little putz houses that you have..
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Deb
This is adorable! I love the little glitter houses. We're pretty addicted to those around here.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, some decorations are most definitely destined to stay out a while longer. :p
Kristin
These little sparkly houses make my sweet tooth long for some candy. They remind me of gumdrops. So sweet. What a great collection!
ReplyDeleteLiz