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Christmas Open House

While in South Georgia over the weekend, I not only browsed through the thrift shops, I went into a "high-end"  interiors shop.  It was absolutely gorgeous.  They were preparing and decorating for yesterday's Christmas Open House.  I didn't dare become too obvious with my trusty cell phone camera, but I did snap a few shots for you.  I will be linking to Marty at A Stroll Through Life for Tabletop Tuesday.  I hope you enjoy this little taste of Christmas.

See the pretty tabletop display below.  I love the pottery pieces and the lamp.


The picture doesn't do justice to the bookcases.  They were gorgeous.

I will be using the idea of the wreath on the mirror in my home this Christmas.  I bought the hooks today, so I am all set.  Can't wait to decorate, but am trying to wait until after Thanksgiving.  Do you notice the Merry Christmas tucked into the greenery on the sofa table?  So pretty.


This Christmas tree was one of the flat ones with only clear lights and the bow.  It was so elegant.  The ribbon is about a foot wide.  Gotta try this too!

This chippy table reminded me of Kim at Savvy Southern Style's work.  So pretty.

See, now I have carried you along on my visit to this wonderful shop.  I will be back in that area next week, and I most definitely will visit them again.  Hope I can get a few more pictures to share with you.

Comments

  1. That was a nice little tour.

    Do you need special hooks to hang a wreath on a mirror? I'd like to try that too.

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  2. What a beautiful shop! Thanks for taking us along to see all the neat ideas too! So nice of you to share!

    Katherine

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  3. Gorgeous shop. I see lots of inspiration!

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  4. Oh wow, everything looks so pretty. What fabulous displays and inspiration. Gorgeous. Thanks for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty

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  5. Lovely! I am getting in the Christmas spirit for my home too. Thanks for the tour :)

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  6. I love all the decorations I'm seeing now in the little shops. More pics....:)

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  7. Ohh, what fun....thank you for taking us along to view these Christmas decor ideas!

    Thanks for stopping by my blog and for your lovely comment,
    Carrie

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  8. Thanks to my 3 new followers, Teresa, Aledia, and Denise. I really appreciate you joining.

    Blessings,
    Kathy

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  9. Just gorgeous!! Please stop by A Debbie-Dabble Christmas to see Parts one and Two of a truly amazing shop decorated for Christmas. I put a wreath on a huge mirror in my Living Room for every season!!

    Warmly,
    Debbie @ A Debbie-Dabble Christmas

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