Christmas Decorated Entry Four Ways

An entry table decorated four ways using vintage decor and thrift store finds!

I finally dragged most of the Christmas boxes out of the shed and started decorating for Christmas.

Setting up and trimming the Noblis Fir dining room tree was easy.  Deciding how I wanted to decorate the entry table was more of a challenge. 

I like rotating my holiday decor to create different displays, but it's difficult when I love a previous year's look. 

I played around with a few of my favorite Christmas decorations to create different holiday displays to see which one I liked best.

I combined the holiday decor I already had with a few new vintage and antique finds.  I pulled together four different Christmas displays, two neutral and two red.  

CHRISTMAS ENTRY LOOK NO 1.

I gravitate towards neutrals, so I used a collection of vintage suitcases, antique snowshoes, winter greenery, and a pair of vintage hard plastic fawns. 

Aren't the fawns adorable?  I found them last week at my favorite thrift store for $.99 a piece!  I sell most of my auction and thrift store finds, but I couldn't bear to sell these sweet vintage fawns. 

The large vintage Santa planter was new this year and bought from Dulcis home, a fellow Lily & Birch Market vendor.  He quickly became one of my favorite vintage Christmas items!

Resource: Thrift Store Makeover: DIY Vintage Santa Planter

CHRISTMAS ENTRY LOOK NO.2

I kept the table decor the same but swapped out the antique snowshoes for a vintage-inspired Christmas sign.  It was a quick and easy change that added a little more contrast for a slightly different look. 

CHRISTMAS ENTRY LOOK NO 3.

I'm not a fan of red, but I make an exception during the holidays.  I just can't resist the cute jolly face of vintage Santa blow molds and mugs.  And let's not forget vintage glass and metal tartan thermoses. 

Almost all the decor in this display was purchased from auctions and thrift stores or were easy DIY projects, including the vintage-inspired sleigh bells and propagated Tree Philodendron. 

Can you believe the large Santa blow mold was a $50 Facebook Marketplace find?  I always look forward to bringing him out and lighting him up!

I displayed a stack of vintage Santa mugs inside an old cloche, which I flanked with a few vintage thermoses and my favorite winter greenery.  

Resource: 6 Ways to Decorate With Vintage Santa Mugs

CHRISTMAS ENTRY LOOK NO. 4

For the last look, I swapped the vintage Santa blow mold for a metal vintage-inspired Santa sign.   It was another easy update for a little different look. 

Which holiday entry table look is your favorite? 

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I love that most of the holiday decor I used is thrifted, bought preloved, or recycled from years past.  Making just a few simple changes can create many different looks without buying all new decor or spending a lot of money. 

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