Cozy Christmas Bedroom Tour 2020

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Do you decorate your bedroom for Christmas? I didn't used to in the past. Maybe...just maybe a Christmas pillow or throw would make it in there, but that was rare. I started decorating it a few years ago and it's only grown with more and more decor since!

Rug: Home Depot      Square Molding: Tutorial      White Ruffle Bedspread: Amazon 

Greyish/Taupe Coverlet: Check this link on Amazon frequently          Ruffle Diamond Pillow Shams: Amazon
Ruffle Euro Shams: Amazon      Storage Bench: Target (similar)

As you can see, I didn't use normal Christmas colors in here. I used a soft pink. It's not a color that's in here any other time either. Pink is now apparently a Christmas color for me :) It made it's appearance in here last year, and I loved it so much I brought it back in. 

For the bench at the end of my bed, I added some small flocked trees. The one on the tray is from Target this year, the other one was from Target a few years back. The bench also has one of my favorite sweater pillows on it. This cover is from Hobby Lobby. I have like 4 of them throughout my house...I love them that much! 

On the tray, I have this cute little wood bowl I found at a local antique shop along with that spool of thread with scissors. I bought these during the summer and finally found a place to put them! For fillers during Christmas I love using pinecones. If you get the cinnamon smelling ones, then your space smells lovely all month long! 

I changed up my nightstands just a little bit. Normal greenery has been swapped out with these tabletop Christmas trees. Also, the gallery wall that was above my bed has been replaced with these beautiful plaques from DecorSteals. 

Nightstand: Tutorial      Ruffle Euro Sham Covers: Amazon  Coverlet: Home Goods

I was looking at my bed last night and wondered how my husband must feel that we have such a girly bed haha. I mean, look at all those ruffles and pink! Do you really think guys care or they have just learned to deal with it ? :)

Also to add to the Christmas look, I placed some garland to my headboard. There's string lights hiding in there making for the prettiest look at night.

This Christmas tree made an appearance in my room last Christmas. I'm actually not sure what made me want to use pink and gold in here, but it just happened. The frosted pink flowers kicked off the theme to this room. I then added the gold bulbs, pinecones, and beaded garland to finish the look.

Decorating in here for Christmas is my favorite...mainly because I actually keep it clean! I can't throw clothes on the tree. ..well, technically I can :) But I won't. There used to be a chair in that corner that seriously just had clothes on it 99.9% of the time. Also, who wants a messy Christmas room? That takes all the magic out of it! Going to bed with twinkling lights and waking up to a beautiful snow flocked filled room is the best!

And yes, this is Bo's favorite room too. Turn on the lamp light in here at night, and that's where you'll find him. And yes, my dog sleeps in my bed :) He's a little spoiled. 

Hope you are having a wonderful Christmas season! I'll be sharing my Christmas dining room on Thursday, so be sure to check back. Here are the other tours I have shared this year of my home:

Living Room:

Front Living Room: 

Bedding sources:
White Ruffle Bedspread: Amazon 
Greyish/Taupe Coverlet: Check this link on Amazon frequently or Home Goods
Ruffle Diamond Pillow Shams: Amazon
Ruffle Euro Shams: Amazon
Storage Bench: Target (similar)
Rug: Home Depot

Be sure to join me on social media for lots of sneak peaks and behind the scenes :) 

  

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