Christmas Decor Ideas from a Chattanooga Home

Christmas decor ideas from a Chattanooga Home

Resting atop the eastern face of Lookout Mountain, near Chattanooga, Tennessee, this Beaux-Arts-style home becomes a wonderland of snowy hues and Christmas decor ideas. 

Chattanooga Interior

The tree in Lisa and Scott Maclellan’s living room sparkles brightly. Some of Lisa’s favorite ornaments came from The Christmas Cottage, in New York City. Topped by cascading ribbons, the tree rests atop a handmade rug. 

Chattanooga Interior

Left: Gold-leaf chairs upholstered in white velvet surround the dining-room table, which is draped in an heirloom lace cloth handed down from Lisa’s mother. Right: Salad plates featuring a holly design give the tablescape eye-catching focal points. 

Chattanooga Interior

Whisper-soft bedding promises sweet slumber in the master bedroom. 

Chattanooga Interior

The white-and-metallic color scheme is carried through in ornaments, gift wrap, and stockings. 

Text Karen Callaway 
Photography Mac Jamieson 

Get more Christmas decor ideas from Lisa and Scott Maclellan’s Chattanooga home in our November/December 2015 issue

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6 COMMENTS

  1. The magazine says to come here to the website “to see more of this spectacular home” yet there are far fewer and no different pictures here. Why can you not post some pictures of the exterior of the house so readers can get an idea of how grand it truly is?

  2. I agree with Jack’s comments. The home is exquisite with much to offer, and I want to see the exterior, the staircase, the balustrade, columns, and more rooms. That’s what I was hoping to find on website, but was very disappointed to see only a repeat of the magazine photos. Don’t promise and then not deliver!

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