33 Delicious Christmas Kitchen Decor Ideas

Rick Davis of Amaryllis takes advantage of the window above his kitchen sink to combine three plants. “It doesn't feel like Christmas until I hang this wreath in my kitchen,'' he tells ELLE DECOR. “The kitchen is a room that most people don't think much about decorating for the holidays, but it's the most commonly used room in the house after the bedroom.” Here, in an 1800s farmhouse in Davis, Maryland. Amaryllis, ilex berries, pine cones, and evergreens are arranged on top of the tree trunk. Who would have thought that cooking in December could be so much fun?

Fairy lights are the ultimate way to create a magical atmosphere and soften your industrial style cooking space. In this Belarusian kitchen, these heart-warming wall lights create a warm glow against the garland decor strategically placed throughout the room. Not interested in committing to a complete fairy moment? Create countertop lights by filling a glass container with battery-powered fairy lights.

It turns out that it's not just full-fledged Christmas trees that people flock to. Several tabletop trees give this Ukrainian kitchen a festive feel. A decorative pom pom garland adds the finishing touch.

Need someone in the kitchen this season? Your kids may be hesitant to join in the meal preparation, but with these charming Christmas treats sitting on the open shelves of this Ukrainian loft-style kitchen Gnomes are perfect companions. They don't even try to snitch.

The best way to spread the Christmas spirit is with a home bar and delicious drinks. Making small changes to any corner of your kitchen, like this one curated by Emily Henderson, will brighten up and brighten your kitchen. Here, Henderson brought in golden deer candlesticks, smoky glasses, and a red cake stand for a festive yet modern touch of color. The season for Christmas-themed cocktails is here!

Go this way, old man along the coast. Grandma knows best. Traditional decorative ceramic bowls and glass stands are perfect countertop containers for seasonal fruit. A few evergreen sprigs add a festive touch to the tangerine bowl.

A thoughtful centerpiece is a surefire way to make a statement at your dining room table, but why is a kitchen island any different? Tamara Anka of Citrine Living transforms this spacious countertop into a modern miniature Decorated with an assortment of items. Featuring a textured palette of silver and white, this setup pairs perfectly with an all-white kitchen.

Christmas means many things to many people, but for some it boils down to one thing: presents. Literally transform your kitchen into the gift that keeps on giving by tying a ribbon on a jar, as seen at Citrine Living.

Need some great ideas? Take a cue from professional dancer Whitney Carson's gatehouse style home remodel for the holidays. For a festive feel without being over the top, the Utah design firm added mistletoe-like strands to the kitchen pendants.

This elegant holiday kitchen decorating idea, courtesy of ELLE DECOR A-List designer Ken Fulk, brings the snowy Montana landscape indoors. Here, Fulk accentuated the dusty view by outlining the cooking area with an evergreen wreath hanging from the ceiling and outlining the windows with fresh magnolia leaves. Rustic buckets filled with flowers and branches add an extra heap of cozy romance.

Contrary to popular belief, Christmas trees are not only You can place it in your living room or place it right side up. With this metal kitchen, John McClain turned festive fall foliage into a 'wow' moment. “One item that was always missing in this space was a central light fixture,” says the designer. “Think coniferous trees decorated with baubles and battery-powered twinkling lights. This special touch really sets the mood and makes your kitchen feel special.”

If your design style leans more towards minimalism, use a muted color scheme. For designer Megan Molten, it's all about adding touches that match the home's evergreen interiors. “I usually like to focus on the colors that are already present in a space. I used a lot of white, brass, and black in this space,” she says. “Adding touches of greenery, both real and fake, will also elevate your holiday decor.”

Or, if you want a more traditional take on your favorite festive fall colors, place a traditional Christmas tree in the corner of your kitchen. “I've always dreamed of having a Christmas tree in my kitchen, because the kitchen is where everyone gathers during the holidays,” says Amy Nightingale of Feathering Our Nest. “It makes it even more festive!” The content creator dressed up this tree with star-spangled ornaments and sweet twinkling lights.

Anyone looking for a holiday happy hour and who happens to have a wet bar in their kitchen will love this decorating idea from Emily Henderson. In addition to the lovely garland, the designer added festive touches like golden candle holders, smoky glasses, and a red cake stand to make this a toast-worthy setup.