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12 thoughts on “Snippets of my Christmas Home

  1. Hi Kristy! I first found you on Instagram and have been following along with you for a while now! Everything is pure perfection! I love looking at all your little details! Amazing! You know Oprah says that love is in the details and you do it beautifully! Merry Christmas! Xo, Kathy@The Daily Nest

    1. Hi Kathy! That is so sweet of you to say. I really do love the details and Oprah is right… they are the added layers of love and care that can make ALL the difference.. Thanks so much for dropping by! Hugs and Happy Holidays! xo

    1. I just love that urn too Jen! Such a great find from HomeGoods… Thanks for dropping by my little tour. ;) I’ll try and take more of the house next year! (no painting I promise!) Hugs and thanks so much for inviting me to take part in your gorgeous Christmas Tour. I really appreciate the friendship we have. Hugs! xoxo

  2. Everything is so pretty! Fresh and beautiful for the season. You’ll enjoy the white paint I”m sure. Love seeing the green outside your windows.

    1. Thanks so much Stacey! Me too… That’s one of the advantages to living in California. ;) Hugs and Happy Holidays to you! xoxo

  3. Merry Christmas Kristy!! You are such an inspiration, you have no idea! Oprah also says your home should rise up to greet you, and yours definitely does, just so lovely…..xoxoxox

    1. Aww thanks for that Noelle! I loved this so much I used it in a post. Thanks for that. You inspire ME! :) Happy Holidays to you and your family… Hugs! xoxo

  4. Hi Ive been following your blog for a while, I love your home and Cal is the cutest! Can you share the white paint color you used on your walls and trim? Im thinking of painting my house white as well.Thanks, Merry Christmas!

    1. Of Course! Hi Risia… Thanks so much for following along! The paint I’m using is Kelly Moore, Swiss Coffee. It’s a color I’ve always loved and used on my trim and ceilings. I decided to go with the same for a seamless look. It’s a color that comes across as not too cold and sterile or yellowy at the same time. Good luck! There are so many beautiful whites available (I also love Benjamin Moore’s whites too) so I would simply suggest painting a few different whites on poster boards and taping them to your walls in different lighting to see what you like best. :) Hugs and Happy Holidays!

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