A kitchen is perhaps the coziest space in your home, and I can’t imagine anything cozier than a kitchen in the winter or at Christmas – ah, that smell of gingerbread and cocoa is just amazing! Decorating your kitchen for Christmas will make the space more welcoming, and staying there more exciting.
Hot Cocoa Stations
Baby, it’s cold outside! that’s why organizing your own hot chocolate or cocoa bar is essential. If your kitchen is tiny, you can take just a small nook for it: place a cupcake stand for cups, marshmallows, sugar and candies or serve them in a wire basket. Add a chalkboard sign or banner to make the nook cuter and cozier. If you have enough space, think over placing a separate table and decorating it besides displaying, everybody in your family will be amazed.
Homemade hot cocoa station with jars and a crate.
A chalkboard banner and a small hot cocoa nook.
A hot chocolate station with a galvanized stand and vintage cups.
A hot chocolate station with a wooden stand and red tableware.
A hot cocolate bar wwith a chalkboard sign and a wire basket.
Place a separate table if there's enough space, and decorate it in the rustic vintage style.
Create a tiny hot chocolate nook in a small kitchen.
A vintage hot cocoa station displayed on an antique table.
Home chocolate bar decorated with fern and a chalkboard sign.
Hot chocolate bar nook.
Wreaths
Wreaths are the most popular and the easiest decorations for every season and holiday, and for Christmas also. Make simple boxwood or evergreen wreaths with plaid or red ribbon and hang them anywhere you want: on the windows, on the cabinets, fridge and on the door if there’s any. A couple of such cute wreaths can completely change the space into a holiday-like one.
Simple boxwood wreaths and a small tree in a bucket will make your kitchen holiday-like.
Greenery wreaths with red bows make the kitchen cozier.
Small boxwood wreaths with red ribbon.
Wreaths on the window with jute bows.
Evergreen wreaths with plaid ribbon.
Messy wreaths with red ribbon and evergreen chair hangings.
Just a small wreath and a couple of red decorations for the kitchen.
Other Ideas
Ornaments put into places like tableware and dinnerware, into vintage baskets and bowls, hung onto windows and attached to the chandeliers will bring a festive spirit. Cinnamon sticks and clove studded oranges will bring not only a look but also an aroma. If you have enough space, you can just place a Christmas tree in the kitchen decorating it according to your style.
A kitchen Christmas tree decorated with ornaments.
Bold ornaments placed into a mixer bowl.
Christmas decorated chandelier and small pots with candles.
Clove-studded oranges in the kitchen will bring not only a look but also a smell of Christmas.
Hang candy canes on the windows.
Put ornaments into bowls and dishes in your galss cabinets.
Silver ornaments and fern displayed in an antique silver bowl.
A vintage wire hanging with ornaments.
A non-decorated tree in a basket is ideal for a spacious minimalist kitchen.