I hope you are well and truly in the mood for mince pies, mulled wine, family time and all that – sparkles?! I am sitting here with some chestnuts roasting (in an oven, not on an open fire – don’t get too excited) and a tumbler of spiced wine in hand. Last week’s 12 Styled Days of Style Christmas were so much fun with Teri and West Elm, that I thought I would share a round up of the beautiful festive scenes set by some of my favourite bloggers. Just in case you didn’t catch all twelve days, here is a round-up of all our Christmas inspiration!
On day 1 – our beautiful host Teri of The lovely Drawer shared her perfect Christmas evening.
On day 2 – Heather of Growing Spaces shared her relaxed hostesses decorating table.
On day 3 – Ruth of Gathered Cheer – decorated with her favourite hues of white, gold and dashes of green.
On day 4 – Francesca of Fall for DIY – handmade Christmas stockings and a stunning passion fruit breakfast.
On day 5 – Katy of Apartment Apothecary set a table which twinkled with hints of pink and made star shaped treasures for her place settings.
On day 6 – Cate St Hill went for a forest theme, with lots of soft, muted colours, foraged greenery and natural materials.
On day 7 – Made by Molu combined Indian and Scandinavian elements with subtle, pattern and colour to create stripped back elegance.
On day 8 – it was my turn to shake up some ‘healthy’ gin cocktails and create beetroot canapes, all held together with a string of glittering stars .
On day 9 – Sarah-Lou of Lapin Blu – cured my sugar cravings with a beautiful winter spiced cake, flavoured with fig and topped with poppyseed buttercream.
On day 10 – Emma of A Quiet Style scattered her dining table with an abundance of pretty jars filled with astrantia, berried eucalyptus, seed heads and more.
On day 11 – Charlotte of Lotts and Lots made us blush with pomegranates, cabbages, chrysanthemums and protea in an array of pretty pinks.
Completing our twelve days – on day 12 Geraldine of Little Big Bell broke all the traditional rules in spectacular style, with mismatched place settings and layers of colour, pattern and sparkle.
I hope you feel inspired and ready to get decorating (if you haven’t already) Cheers!
