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Houmas House & The Great River Road Museum Combo Ticket

Da vinci diamonds dual play. A guided mansion tour and museum admission in one! | 4 Hours | $39 (plus tax)

A guided mansion tour and museum admission in one! | 4 Hours

Houmas House & The Great River Road Museum Combo Ticket

A guided mansion tour and museum admission in one! | 4 Hours

Houmas House and San Francisco Plantation Combo Tour with Lunch

Two plantation combo tour from New Orleans | 7.5 Hour Tour

Two plantation combo tour from New Orleans | 7.5 Hour Tour

Houmas House and San Francisco Plantation Combo Tour with Lunch

Two plantation combo tour from New Orleans | 7.5 Hour Tour

Houmas House Plantation offers several options for tours. The guided mansion tour is 60 minutes and offered daily from 9:30 am – 7:00 pm providing visitors the chance to understand daily life on this Sugarcane Plantation. Using artifacts, antique furniture and original artwork, a guide in period dress leads guests from room to room telling stories of past owners and their legacy, the mansion's architectural evolution, and how the Mississippi River helped grow this modest manor house into the grand estate it is today.

The mansion is completely handicap accessible and each room provides several places to sit throughout the guided tour. If staying in New Orleans and seeking transportation, we suggest renting a car and visiting multiple plantations while seeing Houmas House. Itineraries with easy driving directions are available.

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Uber and Taxis are not reliable to and from New Orleans or Baton Rouge.

Houmas House is a historic estate located near New Orleans in Darrow, Louisiana. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 7pm. At Houmas House, visitors can tour the mansion and grounds, stay in the inn, enjoy Louisiana cuisine, and host one-of-a-kind weddings and events.

I can't wait to take a picture of the house all covered in the ultimate holiday decoration… snow! I might just lose my mind when I see it blanketed in fluffy white stuff for the first time. So, picture of that to come!

We also grabbed one more of those fresh 14′ garlands from Trader Joe's to hang around the windows in the kitchen, which only took a few minutes (we just tapped a small picture nail into the top of the molding on each side of the window – which is also how we hung the one outside around the door surround). They're such small nails that we put into the very top of the trim in both cases, so they're basically invisible. So lazy me is debating just leaving them there year-round so they're ready to hold garland each December.

I also tucked a few of my favorite little holiday things around the house, like these pink wooden trees that I got a few years back, which I stuck together in a group on our living room built-ins.

I kept the mantel simple this year with one of my favorite big pink bottle brush trees (it's from Target years ago but here's a similar one). I also added a pink mercury glass tree that I picked up (one of my only holiday buys this year – they're just so sweet I couldn't resist – and they have little lights inside that glow thanks to two small batteries in the base).

On the other side of the mantel is a little faux flower pot that I got maybe 6 months ago at Target (they didn't sell them as holiday decor – I think they were actually out in the spring) but they look so festive with their red & green (and pink – ha!) tones to me. And then I dragged in this pink vase I got maybe a year ago (sadly no longer sold) and added a little strand of battery lights to the inside because DANG IT'S SO CUTE balancing out the glowing pink tree on the other side of the mantel.

This is the exact tree we have (I think, they keep moving the link & changing the name) and it hasn't had a 'theme' in years. We just pile it full of handmade ornaments from the kids and friends and things we have made ourselves (like these silhouette & handprint ornaments and these made from kid-artalong with ornaments we've collected over the years, or during our travels. Viva la mish-mash!

The kids' stockings are the same ones I got a few years back (here are some similar ones). Each year I add little elephant chains (random alert!) just because it's a fun pop of color and hey, if I can't get John to go for leopard print stockings, at least I can get some sassy little elephants in there.

Over in the dining room I grouped my remaining bottle brush trees (all collected over the years – here are some similar ones) on our old green sideboard and called it good.

But about those four Christmas trees I mentioned… while we're pretty minimal with most holidays (like zero decor for Saint Patrick's Day or Valentine's Day or Thanksgiving) I think Christmas is just our fav. And I can't tell you how much we enjoy seeing this little tree glowing in the bonus room window at the end of the hall. We spend movie nights in here and can even see it glowing in the window when we pull into the garage, so it's a nice spot for a little tree. And the kids love hanging the mostly felt & plush stuffed ornaments all over it – complete with the abominable snowman on top.

Oh and just like we do downstairs, we use a faux sheepskin rug around the base. We only need one for this little tree, and our main tree in the living room gets three.

Another tree lives in our son's room, and it's a retro feeling green tinsel one (here's a similar one) with colorful lights that our boy picked out himself last year. It looks really fun with his bright green closet door (it's Irish Moss by Benjamin Moore). Also that sequin banana ornament is from Target and he loves it. Oh and the wooden reindeer next to the tree was made by John's grandpa many decades ago.

Before bed each of our kids walk into the hallway and ask Alexa to turn off their tree and it magically goes off, which thrills them to no end. Speaking of which, John 'Lover Of Smart Tech' Petersik made a quick video to show you how a smart plug can make turning a tree on and off whenever you want a LOT easier (especially one with the plug in an annoying spot). You don't need Alexa or some other hub for this plug, by the way – you can just control it from your phone, which is nice. Sure, we could put this tree – or any of our other trees – on a basic timer like our exterior lights, but we love that we can turn on all the trees in the morning with one command (you can bulk multiple actions to happen at once). And similarly, we can turn all four of our trees off at once if we're running out the door to a meeting or dinner. Note: You may need to click through from your blog reader to view the video player. And you can watch it on YouTube here.

Our daughter has also loved having a tree in her room for a few years now (here's a similar one) and she takes great joy in redecorating it pretty much every morning. I like sticking her tree into a colorful basket that I painted (it's a fun deviation from having a tree skirt – and it looks cute with her bold closet door, which is painted Cinco De Mayo by Benjamin Moore).

If you listened to our latest podcast, you know we thinned out our decorations in an attempt to keep things simpler this holiday season (since I've been working on simplifying the house in general over the past year, I didn't want to undo all my efforts by cramming every surface with holiday decor). And thanks to that paring down session, we ended up with a bunch of 'overflow' holiday decorations that we could bring to the beach house! We'll be spending some time there with family over the holidays too, so we were really excited to decorate it for the first time. So three cheers for not spending a ton of money throwing all the things into my cart at Target, and getting to basically decorate this entire house with leftover stuff (aka: free!!!). I did purchase one tree – but literally even the ornaments on it are things we already had, so I'm calling it a win.

You probably remember seeing these redboots with faux evergreen branches all over our house (both out on the porch and inside under the console table, depending on the year) and now they're living it up at the beach house, along with these little faux trees that used to be on our porch before we upsized them.

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The wreath on the door is one that we bought last year but they still sell it (I LOVE the little gold bells with the gold transom numbers over them). Everything was so simple to plop down on the porch, and I love the bright red color of the boots with the pink siding (see this barn for more on my love of pink & red together for the holidays).

Inside you'll probably remember this faux magnolia garland as the one I used last year on the mantel. I liked keeping the fireplace mantel more cleared off next to the big green tree this year – and adding our garland to this table was a nice way to bring some rich green color into our mostly-white-and-gray entryway. Plus I was able to double it up so it looks extra thick on that marble top (more on that amazing dresser here).

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Over in the living room is the tree we bought – the single solitary purchase we made for the entire beach house decorating effort. I've always wanted one of these 'Charlie Brown Christmas Trees' with charmingly sparse branches – and they had a big pre-holiday sale so I got this 6.5′ one for around $160.

All of the ornaments are ones that we already had from trees we did ages ago (we did a pink and green tree waaaay back in the day, and have also done a citrus one which is where the little green pear is from – oy, don't mind those horrible photos from like a decade ago). We've found as we add more collected and homemade ornaments to our main tree in the living room of our house, the themed ornaments from those older trees have been used less, just because we don't need 10 pink balls when we can have 10 random preschool masterpieces – ha! But I'm so glad we saved them because they're perfect for this little tree here! Especially since it's the pink house ;)

Oh wait, but we did buy the garland! I love that little yarn pom-pom stuff. It took three of them to do our 6.5′ tree and honestly if there had been four that would have been even better, but I got the last three.

Over in the back wall of the kitchen are a few other things I'm sure you'll recognize if you've seen past holiday tours. Like these red reindeer that I painted seven whole years ago (how does time fly that fast?!?!) and a hammered bowl full or ornaments I've had forever on all sorts of surfaces. I also added a few feather trees to the kitchen and the pantry and in about 4.5 seconds it was feeling pretty jolly. My favorite thing is the letter board my girl did for me. I gave her free reign and just said 'how about a holiday quote?' You can tell we watch a lot of Home Alone around here.

The funny thing is that John later remembered that I put that same quote on a black letter board last year. Apple doesn't fall far from the tree. And I like her spacing better than mine.

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Over by My Favorite Pink Stove Of All Time (yes, that's its proper name), I leaned up a little plate I got a few years back (here's a similar one) and two white ceramic nutcrackers I've had for years. It's so sweet how just a few things can make the entire kitchen feel ready to host a whole group of friends and family. I love that it doesn't take much!

Lion pride game. So there it is, a tour of our house all decked out for Christmas, along with some sweet stuff that we mostly repurposed for the beach house. We'd love to hear what you guys are doing to decorate for the holidays over on Facebook or Instagram, and if you'd like to see last year's holiday tour, and the one from 2016, here are those links. We also have a few other holiday ideas for you below:

• How to make a little Christmas village
• Hosting Christmas dinner
• Making kids silhouette ornaments
• How we made 38 simple & cheap holiday ornaments
• Making small glass boxes full of little winter scenes
• How to make ornaments with kid art
• Making ornament magnets for the fridge
• How we pack up & store our Christmas decorations

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