Neutral Christmas Home Tour
Hello friends! Today I will be sharing a neutral Christmas home tour through our entryway, dining room, and living room. I’m keeping things simple this season with festive greenery, metallic ornaments, cozy textures, and lots of twinkle lights.
In addition, I am honored to be a part of the Blogger’s Best Holiday Home Tour! You will be able to virtually walk through over thirty inspiring homes decorated for the season. If you have arrived from Lindsay’s beautiful home, welcome. A big thank you to Mansa from This is Simplicite and Kelly from The Tattered Pew for hosting. Cozy up with some hot cocoa and let’s begin!
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Neutral Christmas Home Tour: Entryway


I always enjoy styling our entry console for the seasons. This year I kept things simple with faux cedar branches, brown bottle brush trees, and twinkle lights! Finally, this vintage fabric print from our living room adds extra coziness.
Neutral Christmas Home Tour: Dining Room

The next stop on this neutral Christmas home tour is the dining room. This is my first time adding a tree to the dining room for Christmas! I recently made over this space for the One Room Challenge which took the room from builder grade “bleh” to something special.

Our dining room doubles as a play room for our two young kiddos, so I am always moving toys around when I take photos 😉 The cube organizer is a great place to hide toys and games.


The star of the show here is our king noble fir artificial tree (gifted to me as a part of a collaboration on Instagram). I love the sparse look and kept it minimal with metallic ornaments and wood bead garlands.
(Mostly) Neutral Christmas Living Room


I’m keeping things simple this year to transition easily into winter. I’m loving vintage art prints such as this pinecone and this wintery landscape kindly gifted to me by one of my favorite small shops! I just purchased the top wood frame which is a great budget-friendly option. The bottom frame was a Homegoods find, but very similar. In addition, I recently found this mini sparse tree and thought it would be cute on my accent stool!


For the Christmas tree, I had fun creating this mostly neutral look with metallic ornaments, birch wood garland, and burgundy ribbons. Our artificial cashmere tree is prelit and a great price point for the size and quality.
We have since added our family ornaments, so the tree is much more “collected” looking now 😉 As much as I enjoy a minimal look, it is so special to see our keepsakes and to decorate with the kiddos. Do you use family ornaments on your tree, or stick to one style? Leave me a comment below!

We are still loving our round coffee table! We did not have one until this fall, and have enjoyed using it for books, drinks, and usually toys 😉 Here I styled it with my DIY aged stone vase, faux eucalyptus (similar), and my favorite bottle brush trees. If you are on the hunt, check out my round up of coffee tables under $300.

As for pillows, I added this one with pine branches (similar), but otherwise didn’t change a thing since my post about pillow combinations!
Continue on the Tour
Thank you so much for stopping by today! To continue on the tour, hop over to Paula’s beautiful home. You may also find all of the homes on our tour linked below:
- The Tattered Pew
- My Thrift Store Addiction
- Simply 2 Moms
- Worthing Court
- Bricks N’ Blooms
- Open Doors Open Hearts
- Lora B Create and Ponder
- This Is Simplicite
- Shiplap and Shells
- The Ponds Farmhouse
- Stone Gable
- Midwest Life And Style
- Follow The Yellow Brick Home
- Noting Grace
- My Wee Abode
- The Farmhouse Life
- Aratari At Home
- Caitlin Marie Design (me!)
- Sweet Pea
- First Day Of Home
- Cottage On Bunker Hill
- The Aspiring Home
- Lantern Lane Designs
- DIY Beautify
- Cassie Bustamante
- The Flowering Farmhouse
Check back next week for more holiday inspiration!


I’m Caitlin.
A creative homebody on a mission! Since 2017, I’ve been dreaming up ways to make our builder grade house feel like home. Blogging every step of the way, my goal is to help you create a space that is cozy and functional. I write about decorating, organizing ideas, and DIY projects, plus occasional gift guides. Grab a cup of tea and let’s make home cozy!

Your home looks beautiful decked out for Christmas! Both trees are so pretty and I honestly thought that they were real trees, not faux. Enjoy every moment of this wonderful Christmas season!
Thank you so much Paula! Loved joining you for this fun tour 🙂
What a lovely home! I agree with Paula–your trees DO look real! Have a joyous Christmas season! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
That means so much to me Cecilia! Merry Christmas to you!
Your home is stunning, Caitlin. I especially love your beautiful, cozy, neutral tree!
Jen, thank you so much! Love your timeless and festive decor 🙂
Your home is so cozy and inviting! I love all the neutral touches!
Your home is so beautiful! And the trees are perfectly styled for the rooms they are in.
I can’t believe those trees are artificial! They are so beautiful! And the way you styled them is just perfect! I’m swooning over all the gold on the tree in your dining room. What a beautiful home you have!
I absolutely love your home and that tree in your dining room is perfection! beautiful!
This is just simply beautiful. So happy to be on this tour with you.
Rachel
Beautiful tour; I love the tree in the dining room with the simple gold and white touches, very elegant. Enjoy the Merry season with your littles!
Caitlin your neutral Christmas tour was simply beautiful! I loved all of the details on your tree! You have such a lovely style my friend. Have a very Merry Christmas!
Your home is just gorgeous Caitlin. I especially love your fabulous Christmas tree. Your style is really beautiful.
How beautiful Caitlin! I really enjoyed your home tour and your tree is beautiful! Happy Holidays! xoxo
Caitlin everything is just beautiful! I love your tree!
Absolutely lovely home, Caitlin! So clean and sophisticated. I really like your decorating style! I’m glad I’m not the only one stashing toys away when I’m photographing, too. This year, I actually gave my boys their own tree to decorate so I could let them go to town with it. Merry Christmas!