Cottage Christmas in July

Is it too early to be thinking about Christmas decor? You may be experiencing record heat, living in your swimming pool, or tending to the flowers in the garden.

But I have just the thing to cool you off and get you in the holiday spirit, and don’t we all deserve some holiday spirit these days? I am excited to share a little cottage Christmas inspiration in July.

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The Cottage Christmas Greenhouse

The greenhouse came alive after being decorated for Christmas! Mini Christmas trees and garlands were important parts of the decorating process. Vintage decor is a must for the greenhouse!

The Cottage Christmas Living Room

I decorate for the holiday using more blues, roses, creams, grays, and silvers rather than the traditional green and red color scheme.

These colors seem to coordinate better with the bold beach color palette I have chosen here. We don’t have a fireplace, so I try to create the same feel as a mantle above my glass cabinet, where I house all my quilts.

Our cottage is small, so it overtakes the living room by putting up a large Christmas tree. Because of this, I added mini Christmas trees throughout my home. I usually place the trees on stools, to give the illusion that they are bigger.

I thought I would be creative and throw Christmas lights all over the window seat. This presented a wonderful photo opportunity, and Jax didn’t seem to mind.

Adding decorative pillows and throws to this window seat creates a cozy place to hang out.

The Cottage Christmas Kitchen

Festive holiday touches such as garland, berries, and wreaths were added to our cottage kitchen.

Open shelving is the perfect place to display Christmas decor in a cottage kitchen. I brought in the Santa Claus Lane sign to add a pop of red to the room. Food, such as pomegranates, candy canes, and baked goods, is always a great source of decor.

Place a wreath on the range hood to add a festive touch. Fresh rosemary not only looks pretty in the kitchen but smells amazing! In water, it lasts for weeks.

I added bay leaf garland around the windows for a more festive look. The centerpiece is an old vintage chicken feeder, filled with rustic ornaments, berries, and greens. The greenery was both faux and fresh from the yard.

The Cottage Christmas Bedroom

Because our bedroom is quite small, I try not to add too much decor at Christmas time. I always fit in a Christmas tree or two, though! My bedroom color schemes were blues, pinks, creams, and some greenery.

Candles and a throw are an essential part of making this cottage-style bedroom Christmas decor worthy! I truly believe there is no such thing as too many pillows in a cottage bedroom! Are you with me?

I hope you’ve been inspired by my cottage Christmas in July! For additional Christmas decor ideas, make sure you visit the bloggers below.

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