I love decorating for Christmas! And one of my favorite ways to decorate is by creating cozy little nooks of holiday cheer in our house. With friends and family coming by for the holidays, a wine nook was definitely essential in the kitchen!
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One of the main features of this nook (besides the wine) is the chalkboard art that I created with my calligraphy. I think it really ups the cozy factor in this corner and ties everything together.
The chalkboard art is available as a digital download here in my Etsy shop. I had mine printed for about $3 as a black and white engineering print at Staples. But, you could also have it printed as a poster or canvas at a local or online print shop such as Vista Print, Staples, Shutterfly, Fedex Office (Kinkos), etc. I put it in a DIY wood poster frame, but similar wood frames are available for purchase here (click on photos to shop):
The other pieces I added to this nook to make it more festive were lots of fresh greenery, red berries, and some pine cones that I found at a local park. I used these items to create a candle display and to line the top of the chalkboard art (which was my favorite part)! I also wrapped some empty boxes (well one box might have some light bulbs in it haha) in a Christmas tree kraft paper I found at Home Goods. I really tried to utilize items I had already or could find outdoors for free.
Creating this cozy Christmas kitchen wine nook was overall pretty simple and now it’s a great place to hang out by and sip some wine! You could easily create any kind of nook in your kitchen with some simple holiday decor…I’m thinking a Christmas cookie nook would be pretty fabulous actually! Since I’ve taken these photos, I’ve also added some Christmas lights, which is really lovely at night! What do you think?!
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Mackensey
Sunday 4th of November 2018
HI! Can I ask where you found the wood frame?
Angela Marie Made
Monday 5th of November 2018
I built the frame using 1x4 cedar wood and I think I stained it with Minwax English Chestnut stain.
Sarah
Saturday 18th of November 2017
Hi, I just came across your Merry Christmas sign and was wondering if you make these and sell them. Thanks!
Angela
Monday 20th of November 2017
Hi Sarah, This is actually one of my printable designs that I had printed as an engineering print at Staples and used with a wood poster frame. It can also be printed as a poster or canvas at a local/online print shop. I've made the digital file available for sale in my Etsy shop here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/573626375 Thanks!