Saturday, December 25, 2010

HAPPY HOLIDAYS - FROM MY TINY COTTAGE IN THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS!

All photos in this post by Coco of COCOCOZY


Wishing you Happy Holidays!

I hope you have a wonderful merry Christmas day filled with family, love, good food and lots of joy!




My leaning Christmas tree! (above)

Off to finish cooking Christmas dinner for my family! Having family members over at Christmas time for the second year in a row (I feel so adult hosting Christmas dinner). In the middle of prepping the meal, I ran out of salt and pepper of all things so I have to run to the grocery store!

Have a great day! Happy Saturday! Happy Christmas! Happy Holidays!

xo
Coco

17 COMMENTS - VIEW AND WRITE YOUR OWN COMMENT!:

quintessence said...

Your cottage is charming and love your tree -leaning or not!!

modhomeecroom said...

I had to go driving around looking for an open Starbucks early this morning. Merry Christmas to you. Have a fun filled family meal.

Anne Keane said...

Love how you have that room decorated! Merry Christmas - hope your dinner was a success!

fashionable palette said...

Your living room is so cozy! Merry Christmas to you, one of my favorite bloggers!

Anonymous said...

I love your white couches. I would love to own a white couch but with 2 young children, I don't think it is practical. What do you think? Any tips because I'm still holding out hope for one.

Design Elements said...

♫•*¨*•.¸¸ belated merry xmas! ¸¸.•*¨*•♫

Karena said...

Coco Your home is adorable!!! I love what a wonderful space you have created!

Happiest of Holidays & All the Best in the New Year!

xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena

charlotte tataryn said...

From Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; of ice & snow but nicer weather than when - your lovely "2nd home" isn't so small. A belated Christmas wish!
Charlotte

Emom said...

Wishing you much peace and happiness...smiles.

sketchgrrl said...

Thanks, CoCo, for sharing your cottage Christmas photos with us. I love the way the room looks. Wishing you the happiest new year!

alice simpson said...

Everything you need in 2011

BarbaraBussey said...

Hi Coco, Happy new year! Would you care to share where you found your coffee table? I love it!

ID by Gwen said...

Coco,

All my warmest wishes for the New Year. I wish you (selfishly) to never stop your blog! It is so fresh, inspiring and you're SO funny!!

To Anonymous - A tip to have white couches with young children? 2 rules! rule #1: slipcovers (you can wash them very well); rule #2: No food/drink outside the eating area.
I have white couches and 15' of window seats with white boxed cushions in my living room. I wash everything twice a year max! I have 4 small children (whom the second they were born knew about my #2 rule!!)!

Happy New Year to all of you, Coco's readers!

Barclay said...

The round-top armoire is gorgeous, as is the whole room. Could you share the source for that as well?

suzanne vachon said...

Hi Coco,

Your tiny cottage is absolutely delightful, and your leaning Christmas tree is just like life, not so perfect but so endearing. Happy New Year to you and your family, such a fabulous blog, great work and I say work because it is an immense amount of work.
decogirlmontreal

Anonymous said...

Coco -- Do your couches have slip covers? This is a perfect idea for me! i want white couches but since I have two young boys, I have been afraid to invest in one. I don't know why I never thought of this before.

COCOCOZY said...

Hi! Yes the sofas are slipcovered in white denim with chocolate brown piping - I had my upholsterer make them. Because I have a dog, I do a lot of washing of the slipcovers but it seems to work. Just be prepared...you'll have a very good relationship with your washing machine.

As far as the arched cabinets, I have two of them. I got them years ago from a guy here in Los Angeles who had imported them from somewhere. They are mahogany. Love them and the fit so well into my small space.

As far as the coffee table, Jean Royere is one of my favorite furniture makers...he made a coffee table called the Tour Eiffel in the 1940s or 50s. Those cost about $25K-50K now and are very rare. I got this near look alike if you can believe it at Crate & Barrel years ago for about $500.

xo
Coco

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