I’m loving these ideas for decorating with cloches during the Christmas season. Such a simple and beautiful way to dress up your home for the holidays!
I’ve been looking for some new ideas to add to my holiday decorating repertoire this year. Last year I added photos in small silver-leaf frames to the tree and we replaced the old style icicle lights outside for some silvery-blue larger bulbs.
I typically don’t buy very many Christmas decorations because we just don’t have the extra storage room. Plus, I’d rather spend money on accessories that are on display more than one month a year. I decided whatever I added this year needed to be multi-purpose. Then, one day while I was scoping out Pinterest and, voila, there it was! A beautifully adorned Christmas Cloche. My decision was made!
The options for decorating with cloches are pretty much endless. Here are some of my favourites:
Decorating with Cloches for Christmas
Ornament Cloche by Craftberry Bush
Place Setting Cloche via The White Company
Winter White Cloche via My Romantic Home
And I adore this cloche with bright ornaments and this red ornament cloche too!
I haven’t decided where I’m going to put my cloche or what I will fill it with yet. Maybe pine cones, greenery, ornaments, lights, small packages… One thing I know for sure is that it will be something I can change up over the seasons and I’m looking forward to that.
Are there any new holiday decorating ideas you’re adding this year? Do you share my adoration for Pinterest?
xo,
Meesh@idreamofchairs says
I love them all, but especially the simple elegance of the pine cone display…may be partly due to the unusually shaped cloche itself! Have a great day!
Shauna Oberg says
Actually I think I like that one the best since I’m kind of a white, simple, nature kind of girl! But, the bright ornaments are eye catching too. So hard to decide what to do!
Rebecca says
I have been keeping my eye out for a cloche at my local thrift store, no luck yet. But I completely agree with you about the decorations. I’m all for mutli-seasonal. This year I’ve been inspired by nature – pinecones mostly and can use that decor from fall through winter. Score.