Christmas Kitchen Decor Ideas
Kitchens get forgotten at Christmas even though it's where everyone ends up. Small touches on cabinets and shelves go a long way, and none of them get in the way of cooking.
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Velvet bows on the cabinet doors
Tie a bow to each upper cabinet handle. A 12-pack covers a whole run of doors and it's one of the simplest looks to copy.
Real example: Burgundy velvet ribbon bows, 12 pack
A berry garland along the shelves
A red berry garland along open shelves adds colour without taking counter space. Keep it well away from the hob.
Real example: Famibay red berry and holly garland
Festive mugs on the counter
Swap your everyday mugs for a Christmas set for the month. They're on show anyway and they get used every day.
Real example: Christmas mugs, set of 4
Embroidered tea towels
A pair of Christmas tea towels on the oven door is the smallest possible change that still makes the kitchen look festive.
Real example: Quera embroidered Christmas hand towels, 2 pack
Tiny battery lights in a jar
A short battery string in a glass jar makes a soft light on the windowsill, well away from the hob.
Real example: cshare battery fairy lights, 2m
Keep decoration up high or on the edges so the actual worktop stays clear for cooking.