10 Holiday & Winter Vignettes to Admire

As we’re officially one week away from Christmas, I thought it would be fun and festive to share some holiday vignettes I’ve admired and saved this season from fellow designers and bloggers! Consider this a holiday edition of 10 Pins, except not all of these images were found on Pinterest. If you could use some holiday design cheer, I hope this post feels inspiring and puts you in a festive mood. Click through to see what I’ve loved and saved this December! There are some talented designers, stylists, and bloggers in the mix… maybe you’ll find some new follows! Enjoy 10 holiday & winter vignettes to admire… 

#1 // Rustic Christmas Kitchen

You know I love Paige’s beautiful home, and her rustic kitchen decked out for Christmas is no exception. It’s packed with all things vintage and subtle holiday touches!

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#2 // Tinsel Tree

Did you see the giant tinsel tree Candis was working on? While messy, but beautiful- tinsel has made a huge comeback these past few holiday seasons. Do you like the look? I think it’s absolutely gorgeous, but I’m not convinced I could handle the mess. Ha!

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#3 // Snowy Exterior

This winter scene makes my dog-loving heart so happy. These two remind me of Cash & Crosby romping around in the snow, and the exterior & landscaping is basically what my chateau dreams are made of. Picture perfect!

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#4 // Framed Tree Vignette

This peek at the lit tree through the arched doorway feels nothing short of magical- like you’re going to step into a warm & cheerful holiday party.

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#5 // Simple Garland

Sometimes simple is best when it comes to holiday decor, and this mantle by Marie Flanigan is perfection. The fresh garland paired with dry citrus and forest green stockings is a charming monochromatic look.

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#6 // Traditional Tablescape

Are you into maximalist traditional Christmas? … Because I certainly am. This entire tablescape is so well done and over-the-top. From the hurricanes to the tartan and florals & greenery, this is what a luxurious Christmas dinner party would look like to me.

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#7 // Minimal Holiday

On the opposite end of the spectrum, I really enjoyed this minimalistic greenery styling by Megan Miller. The negative space is so calming and refreshing- it works really well with the organic materials and neutral palette.

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#8 // Full Front Door

Where in the world does one find pinecones THAT large?! Feathers, tartan ribbon, and layers upon layers of greenery makes this dramatic chic black front door look extra elegant.

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#9 // Festive Entryway

Josh always does a phenomenal job with seasonal decorating- especially for Christmas. I love his take on layering greenery and modern & traditional elements for a timeless, yet elevated look.

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#10 // Holiday Art Vignette

I love how intentional and special a little bit of greenery bordering a piece of artwork feels. It really makes an art installation feel seasonal and intentional for the holidays. Those special touches in styling make all the difference! I definitely want to try this next year with some smaller pieces of greenery.

I hope you enjoyed this inspirational little holiday roundup! I definitely had fun pulling it together. Here’s to a fun and festive weekend ahead! We’re beginning to wrap up work for the holiday season and are excited to spend some time outside enjoying the snow. I’m also looking forward to starting my office built-in styling this weekend. What is everyone up to? I hope you have a lovely weekend!