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We bought this house two years ago and it has been in some sort of renovation state ever since. In fact, one room still needs to be made over (our main bathroom).

We have struggled with the main floor living room due to its awkward shape and layout, but I won't go into all the details now.

So all this to say, I haven't shared a Christmas home tour since we moved in two years ago. I think we have finally figured out an arrangement for that awkward living room (at least for now), and I decorated the main floor for Christmas!

The main floor consists of the struggle-bus living room, the dining room, and the kitchen.

Vintage Christmas Home Tour

I upcycled an old crate with some green paint I had and a Fresh Cut Christmas Trees stencil. One of the boards fell off but I just went with it, I guess that project never made it to the blog!

And I made the Joy sign several years ago with an old fence board.

You can find the tutorial for this snowman here: Upcycled Pan Lid Snowman ⛄

Step inside and you are in our main floor living room.

I love these vintage gold angels.

This year my tree is decorated entirely with the ornaments I made during the 12 Months of Christmas series. If you are new, this year I designed and created 12 ornaments inspired by the vintage ornaments we had on our tree when I was growing up or some I'd seen. 

I also made the Christmas tree skirt from old sweaters, DIY Christmas Tree Skirt From Sweaters.

I have a small collection of vintage and vintage-inspired snowmen above the TV. 

From left to right: vintage German candy container, felted snowman that I made,  one made from a jar that I bought at the Farm Chicks Show,  yardsale snowman on a snowball, thrifted fat little guy, and one my mom carved from wood!

I made the Repurposed Clock Winter Wonderland.

I made the red pillow from a piece of vintage fabric.

The house stocking holders are thrifted, and the snowflakes are from The Dollar Store.

These carolers were my grandma's.

The picture is actually a piece of fabric that someone framed and I found it and the truck at the thrift store. I like how it looks like the truck is going to drive down the road in the picture 😁

I think the old graphics like those on this Christmas tree stand box are beautiful themselves.

This is my first stocking as a child. I'm sure my mom or grandma made it.

I made the wreath with DIY Brass Bells.

I decorated the shelves in the dining room with my Santa mug collection.

Most of these things on the shelves are thrifted, but my mom painted the Santa candlesticks. Check out her Etsy shop here: Tole-tally Painted!

I have a collection of Holt Howard Winking Santa mugs and a pitcher that I purchased either on Etsy or eBay, I don't remember.

And I added in some new Santa mugs here and there. I like to get them at the after-Christmas sales but the red one is from Walmart's dollar section this year, he was only $3!

I made the Christmas cloche this year with my grandma's Myrtlewood deer and the candy dish and candle holder are thrifted.

The DIY Plate Rack Wall is fun to decorate.

My mom painted the Santa and I've scattered some vintage Christmas postcards around.

This cute plastic chip and dip tray is thrifted.

This is a newer plastic tray but it is also thrifted.

This is hanging right next to the plate rack and the back door. I made him several years ago, Upcycled Vintage Wall Pocket Christmas Vignette.

There are just a few things in the kitchen since it's so small.

I thrifted this Santa last year. He looks like he's had such a hard night, doesn't he?! 😂

This little framed postcard is sitting on the window sill but it's so hard to photograph there. Isn't it the sweetest though? 🥰

I made the Wine Glass Snowglobe and the little pot that has the tree in it is also from Walmart's dollar section this year. I filled it with wine bottle corks to compliment the wine glass.

I think that's pretty much it!

I hope you enjoyed the tour!

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