Hi there friends! I love this time of year!!! There is definitely something magical about the holidays, isn’t there?! Today I am back to share another installment of Seasons of Home, a blog series my friend Kristin began that showcases 16 incredible bloggers holiday homes. Each week is a different space and today we are sharing our dining rooms!!!
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Unfortunately, I no longer have a dining room, which I don’t regret one bit. I do have an eat in kitchen area, which I will be sharing a little later on in the month. So….I decided to create a tablescape so to speak in my built-in shelving unit and share a little more about my color scheme for this year.


A cool project I did for this area was these DIY Marbelized Mugs. I am actually addicted to this process. I have been dipping just about everything, lol. I will share this easy DIY in the next post.

I used an old favorite, the pom-pom wreath I made many years ago, I love the texture it gives!

Are you ready to be inspired? Get comfy….
Ella Claire | Rooms for Rent | Jennifer Rizzo | Love Grows Wild
Nesting with Grace | Dear Lillie | French Country Cottage | Liz Marie Blog
Craftberry Bush | City Farmhouse | Jeanne Oliver | Kindred Vintage
Shades of Blue Interiors | My Sweet Savannah | Miss Mustard Seed |
and our featured guest, House of Five
Have a happy day!











Love the greens and poms!! Gorgeous!
Thank you Ashley:)!
So great! Love it all! Where are the cute mugs from and that little bear? It all looks so cozy!
Thank you Donna!!
It’s beautiful, flows together so nicely! Every year I swear I’m going to learn to make the pom pom wreaths but it gets lost in the shuffle. Hopefully this year…great inspiration! 🙂
love … love… love the mugs!!!!! The coffee / dessert station is just gorgeous!!
Thank you Terri!
Sigh, so so beautiful!
Everything Lloyd great! Where is your three tiered candy dish from? About how tall is it? What about the wood piece the pot is on? Love it all.