Enjoy a Christmas tour of this modern farmhouse dining room decorated for Christmas in red, black and white. There are lots of simple Christmas dining room decorations and decor ideas that you can use in your own home!
Christmas Home Tours
It’s the last day of our Chrismas home tour! I hope you’ve enjoyed all of the posts over the last couple of weeks and have found some inspiration for your own Christmas decorating. If you missed any of the past Christmas home tours, you can find them here…
Christmas Home Tour Hop
Today, I’m joining Marty from a Stroll Thru Life for her week-long Christmas home tour series. She always puts together a wonderful tour, so be sure to check out some of the homes at the end of the post. If you’re new to the blog or hopping over from Simple Stylings – welcome! I’m so glad you could join us!
Farmhouse Christmas Dining Room Decorations
If you haven’t already guessed, I’m going to be sharing our Christmas dining room with you today. I’ve gone really neutral in here for the past couple of years {I think last year’s Winter Wonderland Christmas dining room was one of my all time favorites!}, so I decided to switch it up this year and go with a red, black and white color scheme.
Christmas Hot Chocolate Bar
If you’ve been around here a while, you know how much fun I have coming up with different hot chocolate bar ideas. I expanded it this year and used most of the buffet and hutch for hot chocolate bar supplies! You can find all of our hot chocolate bar tips and tricks as well as a complete set of free hot chocolate bar printables and labels HERE.
You may recognize the racoon tea pot and mugs from our Christmas kitchen tour last year. I liked it so much that I even kept it out for a Valentine’s Day hot chocolate bar. This year, I decided to move it out into the dining room to add some pops of red to the space.
I stored all of our hot chocolate mixes in mason jars this year. I love the look of the bamboo mason jar lids and I’ll be sharing the labels with you on the weekend. Stay tuned!
I got this ladder mug rack from Decor Steals a couple of months ago, and found some inexpensive Christmas mugs at Walmart to use throughout the holidays. The two Santa mugs on the bottom are the kids’. We’ve had them since the kids were really little and look forward to using them again each year.
I have a few more little hot chocolate bar supplies and a Christmas chalkboard over on a side table. The top on the table removes for a tray, so it works great if we’re taking supplies to somewhere else in the house.
On the other side of the hutch, I have a little tree with a few hot chocolate gift ornaments all ready to go to any guests that may drop by. Who doesn’t love hot chocolate?
Christmas Centerpiece
This wood cutting board and vintage truck were used on our kitchen table in the fall and I pretty much just transferred it to the dining room for Christmas. I love pieces like this that can be easily switched up for the different seasons. I just pulled off the fall garland and pumpkins and filled it will a little Christmas tree, twinkling lights and a simple Christmas garland.
Neutral Christmas Decor
While I did add some red to the buffet and hutch area, I still ended up keeping a lot of neutrals. I used my pine cone wreath {that I had in our entry way last Christmas} over the mirror and love the little gnome perched on it.
I also decorated our side board with mostly neturals and just a few touches of red.
The North Pole Cookie Co. sign was a free printable that I shared last year. You can find it HERE if you’d like to download it. There are a bunch of different colors to choose from, if neutral isn’t your thing. 🙂
Winter Wonderland Christmas Tree
The big Christmas tree in our family room holds all of our family decorations and handmade items that the kids have made, but this tree in here is ALL MINE! I love, love, love a flocked tree and decided to keep this one all decorated in white. I really did try to add some red to it, but I had to take it down. lol!
Christmas trees are just so soothing for some reason. I could stare at them all day long.
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I wish you all a wonderful Christmas season filled with all of the magic that the season has to offer. If you’re continuing on the Christmas home tour, Haneen’s Haven is up next. Go take a peek and say hello!
Full Christmas Home Tour Line-Up
If you’re looking for more Christmas inspiration, check out the full Christmas home tour line-up below! There are some beautiful homes from modern farmhouse style to more minimalist decor. Sit back, take a little time for yourself, and enjoy the tour!
Monday, December 3
A Stroll Through Life / Cuckoo 4 Design / Nesting with Grace / Southern Hospitality / Life on Virginia Street / Pink Peppermint Design
Tuesday, December 4
Wednesday, December 5
Hymns and Verses / OurSouthern Home / Seeking Lavender Lane / Thrifty and Chic / Remodelando La Casa / Simple Stylings
Thursday, December 6
Clean and Scentsible / Haneens Haven / Life Love Larson / 11 Magnolia Lane / Monica Wants It / Rain on a Tin Roof
Friday, December 7
Oh my word, your dining room is glorious. I love your Hot Cocoa theme and you have totally outdone yourself with the decor. Everything looks so perfect. I really need to create a Hot Cocoa Bar and you have given me so many fabulous ideas with all of yours. Thanks so much for joining the tours, you always amaze me.
Thanks so much Marty! I always love joining in on your tours! Merry Christmas!
Your cocoa bar is so cute and I adore the touches of red. So happy to be on the tour with you!
It was fun to add a little red this year! Lovely touring with you as well! xo
So so pretty. Love your tree so much. It gets me in the mood for a Hallmark Christmas movie 🙂
lol! I’ve been watching so many of those movies this year, they must have subconsciously inspired me. 🙂
Jenn- your home is always so cozy and festive. How cute are those cocoa ornaments! love them. happy holidays!
Thanks so much Laura! It’s always so much fun to put together. Happy holidays to you and your family as well! xo
Where is the tiny MERRY & BRIGHT sign from please.
It was just from a little local store that’s now gone out of business. Sorry!
Your dining room is beautiful and so festive! I love your mug holder and the hot chocolate station is so cute!
Jill – Doused in Pink
Thanks so much Jill! Merry Christmas!
This is so cute- I love that wreath! I am in the midst of (hopefully) buying a farmhouse myself so this appealed to me right away- I love your white kitchen!
Thanks Shannon! Good luck with your home purchase!
Absolutely gorgeous Christmas decor in your dining room. I will be featuring this tomorrow night at my Fall into Fall party that opens at 8pm EST. Please stop by and pick up an I’ve Been Featured button. Thanks. DIY by Design.
Thanks so much Judy! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
What color is hutch.
It’s painted in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in the color Graphite. 🙂
Hi, I was wondering where you got your racoon tea pot and mugs from? Please and thanks
I got them a couple of years ago at Superstore. If you’re from Canada, I did see that they have the racoon mugs back this year. Not sure if they have the teapot too.
This is so great! I totally needed something to keep me organized and this will be perfect!
Hi! Where is the hutch from? It’s exactly what I’m looking for !
I bought it almost 20 years ago from The Brick and then painted it almost 10 years ago with Annie Sloan chalk paint in graphite. Sorry that’s not so helpful!
If ever you are looking to change it up and find a buyer for that hutch, look no further!!!
lol! It probably doesn’t ship well. 😉
Where did you get your greenery on top the hutch? Your home is beautiful! 😍
Thank-you! The green base on the top of the hutch is from Afloral. The pinecone garland is separate from Michaels a number of years ago. 🙂
Did it take more than one of the greenery garlands to get that look? Thank you for your quick respone!
For the top of the hutch it was just one as I draped it down in front and you don’t see the top. I would think you would want at least two if you were doing a mantel.