When it comes to decorating for the holidays, why not include a little Christmas cheer in the kitchen? The kitchen plays such an integral role in holiday preparation and entertaining, so today I am sharing 35+ inspirational images. I’m also delighted that Alison from Cattlebaron in Cashmere @cattlebaronincashmere is revealing over 55 fabulous ideas for holiday hostess gifts as part of her special gift guide series for The Glam Pad. “When you go to someone’s home, always always always take something with you! Your hostess has worked behind the scenes to ensure that you’ve had a wonderful experience in her home, so make sure that you reciprocate in kind,” says Alison. We will begin with kitchens first, followed by Alison’s gift ideas… Enjoy!
At Home Arkansas
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Southern Accents
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Traditional Home
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Thank you, Alison, for these amazing hostess gift recommendations! On Friday, Alison will share her final installment in our exclusive holiday gift guide series: Gifts for Children. You can also follow @cattlebaronincashmere on Instagram for daily tips on gifting, celebrating, cooking, and entertaining. And in case you missed them, Alison’s stocking stuffer ideas and gift guides for him and her are below… Fa la la la la!
- THE ULTIMATE GIFT GUIDE FOR HER: BY CATTLEBARON IN CASHMERE
- HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE FOR HIM: BY CATTLEBARON IN CASHMERE
- 50 MERRY MANTELS AND 200 STOCKING STUFFERS
The Glam Pad’s Ultimate Black Friday Shopping Guide
Christmas with the Tastemakers
A Timeless and Traditional Christmas
An Old Fashioned Southern Christmas
One of the pictures mencioned as source unknown is from Traditional Home.
http://www.traditionalhome.com/design/beautiful-homes/once-upon-time-west
Hi Marisa,
Thank you so much, I have made the note!
All the best,
Andrea
I so enjoyed this post!
I love every single one of these! So much beautiful inspiration. Enjoy your weekend!
Shelley
Wonderful post!
Okay – I’m going to be an old poop, but all that greenery around stoves/hoods is insane! Garlands dry out very quickly, and it would not take but one small spark to end up with a “forest fire” in one’s kitchen. Sinks? Okay, but not around hoods or close to anywhere there is cooking going on.
Smokey-the-Bear, thanks you for considering this advice!