Christmas at the MacKenzie-Childs Farmhouse in Aurora, NY

The Farmhouse at MacKenzie-Childs in Aurora was all decked out for the holidays this past weekend. (to read about the farmhouse, go HERE)

As you enter the front door you are welcomed by this pretty tree draped in Courtly Check Daisy Ribbon, and a chandelier draped in white branches:

The Diorama table in the formal dining room was set for 6....

with the new Highland enamel dishes mixed with Sweetbriar dinnerware:

The Cheltenham vases were filled with greenery, branches and berries:

The study had such a cute pine arrangement draped out of the tureen.  This table has a cute story, and If I remember it correctly it is painted from a turtle's eye view of the farmland and lake:

A simple tray on the ottoman makes you feel so welcome in this room!

The breakfast room is loaded with pastel ornaments under large cloches and the chandelier was adorned in greenery, branches and ornaments: 

Who wouldn't enjoy breakfast at this lovely setting of mixed dinnerware?

A precious little Home Sweet Snow tree on a Courtly Checked trunk coordinated with the colors of the wallpaper and window treatments....

...and the sideboard was tastefully decorated with bottle brush trees and some more enamel:

The kitchen has always caught my eye, with it's beautiful Honeymoon tile backsplash....

...and open shelving, always displaying their lovely hand painted ceramics:

The mudroom sported many of their Christmas pillows.  This bench is not available, however there are many new styles...

...and I adore the grouping of the Capiz trees on the shelf with the delicate greenery garland:

There is a variety of lovely wreaths on their website and this one drew your eye outside to the Duck Pond:

 The Pointsettia Capiz Tree decorated the Butler's Pantry:

 The living room was decorated with a huge tree embellished in an assortment of lovely ornaments....

...and the mantle is a work of art, all hand painted majolica:

Santa was hiding in the corner by this exquisite mirror:

This is a clever idea...only wrap the bottom of a gift box in CC wrapping paper:

Even though it was Nov 1st, and pumpkins and fall decor were in the entryway, the store was also beginning to show signs of the holidays.

This lovely tree was in the back of the store, adorned in pastels and snowflakes:

A faux mantle nearby displayed an assortment of holiday decor:

If you have a chance to be in the Finger Lakes region of NY this holiday season, you must stop and visit Aurora, a quaint little town on Cayuga Lake, with 5 lovely Inns, MacKenzie-Childs, and many local wineries!