Mastering the Scene: Styling Your Demijohn at Christmas

Pottery Barn demijohn with solar fairy lights.

The reason the demijohn is one of our favorite decor foundation pieces is that it is so versatile from season to season. This year we went with basic solar powered fairy lights to create that warm Christmas glow… and I just love it.

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This particular demijohn is available from Pottery BarnSolar LED Fairy Lights are really stunning. Here’s a glimpse of some other Christmas vignettes in the home.

Yankee Candle “fireside”

(I’m not an affiliate), but Yankee Candles (and their not-so-sneaky offshoot Kringle candles) are my favorite. If you’re ever up in Deerfield, Massachusetts I highly recommend a visit. They have a year round Christmas area (with the most authentic Santa ever), an outlet with discounted mis-poured candles, and a great (albeit pricey) home goods section. Next time I’m up there I hope to shoot a tour and share it!

Unfortunately, my favorite Christmas candle (Fireside) was discontinued several years ago, but I’ve been gifted some from outlet leftovers from loving friends and family- so now I ration my last candle like a grinch.

Grandfather clock at Christmas.

The grandfather clock always looks good with some holiday cheer.

Christmas mantle with stockings.

Thanks for checking out some of our holiday decor!

For more ways to style the demijohn in other seasons check out this post.

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