24 Fun Ideas Bringing The Christmas Spirit into Your Kitchen


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As we all know, Christmas Eve is just one month away, and now is the perfect time to start preparing for the Christmas party. Christmas is always the happiest time to decorate your home. Every year, we aim to outdo ourselves in decorating our holiday home, hoping to instantly catch our guests’ eyes. When that time comes, it can be a lot of fun putting up holiday decorations. We decorate everywhere, but one place we often forget is the kitchen.

Just like every other room in your home, the kitchen also needs proper Christmas decorations, especially when you welcome all your relatives and friends into your home. The kitchen is the heart of any house and a festive gathering place for friends and family. So, decorating a Christmas-themed kitchen will help get you and your guests into the Christmas spirit. There are many amazing ideas to learn about decorating your Christmas kitchen. You’ll love how stunning your kitchen can look on the big night to come.

1. DIY Cabinet Wreaths

Have you seen those pretty wreaths on cabinets on Pinterest? You can learn how to do it by following this helpful guide. It will make your cabinets look all Christmassy. Get the tutorial at The Design Twins

2. Garland with Dried Oranges

Start with a fake garland as your base. Then, add dried oranges (stick them with hot glue), fresh eucalyptus, branches, and other green things to make it full and pretty. Don’t forget to add fairy lights to make it all sparkly. Source: Blushing Bungalow

3. White & Gold Decor

To make your kitchen look chic and modern for Christmas, try a white and gold theme. Put shiny silver wreaths on your range hood and windows, and add cream and gold bows to make them stand out. Source: Citrine Living

4. Christmas Cookie Cutter Garland

You can use fishing line, string, or twine to tie the cookie cutters together. Some cookie cutters even come with a string, which makes it easy. This garland will look fantastic in any room, especially with vintage cookie cutters or a mix of different ones. It’s also great for the Christmas tree!  Source: Liz Marie

5. Christmas Present Cabinets

With some red ribbon, you can make your rectangular fridge and kitchen cabinets look like Christmas presents. These red ribbons are easy to put up and easy to clean after the holiday season. It’ll make your kitchen look festive! Source: Studio DIY

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