A Vintage Christmas Dining Room

Welcome to my vintage inspired dining room all dressed up for Christmas, eagerly awaiting family to share in my most favorite time of year.

Dreaming of a Christmas Eve dinner to fill the table, with music and candlelight.

A runner of vintage sheet music, tarnished silver pieces for candle holders, and blush ornaments decorate the table.

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I’ve always loved having a Christmas tree to enjoy during holiday meals. This one is so pretty with its antique inspired cream branches, and adorned with silver and pink ornaments. The tree is off white, with white flocking and feels so vintage. I love it! But be warned, it is glittered and is messy. Totally worth it to me though!

A tarnished silver teapot pouring out silver bells and filled with florals tops the tree.

Small sheet music banners frame glittery words, and birds perch atop the branches.

My little furry friend approves.

You may notice the angel theme, with wings all around the room. You can see how I made the tinsel angel wings for the chairs here.

To add to the angel theme, I made this sheet music banner to hang on the mantel mirror.

I added these sweet vintage birds to the mantel along with vintage silver bells.

Tarnished silver goblets with pretty white ribbon serve as candle holders.

And something pretty to fill the corner next to the entryway.

A Vintage Inspired Entryway

The entryway is filled with things that might have been dropped after Christmas activities.

An angel costume, ice skates, and a fur muff, evoke feelings of an old-fashioned Christmas.

I started collecting vintage bell ornaments this year. These were tied onto a tinsel garland and draped over a mirror with more vintage sheet music.

I placed a tree top in a vintage market basket and added gifts with pink velvet ribbon.

I hope you enjoyed this tour of my dining room and entryway. I truly enjoyed sharing it with you.

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Thanks for stopping by,

Janet