See Chip And Joanna’s Hearth & Hand Holiday Decor

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Chip and Joanna Gaines’ new Hearth & Hand holiday collection is out now. It’s modern, crisp and perfect. Black and white are their Christmas colors of choice. Their collection includes plenty of wonderful holiday decor as well as gifts for kids of all ages. Here’s the best of the collection, including two fab farmhouse-style doll houses.

Joanna’s favorite Hearth & Hand holiday picks

A selection of Joanna’s personal favorites include a blue and red tartan throw pillow with tassels as well as a wall-hung advent calendar. All images: Target

Holiday tabletop collection

Freshen up this year’s Christmas table with a black and white table theme.

Mantel decorating pieces

Black and white with green and grey are this year’s Hearth & Hand holiday theme.

Hearth & Hand doll houses

This updated-traditional wooden dollhouse also comes complete with furniture, $130.

Doll house lovers of all ages will want this modern farmhouse dollhouse, complete with furniture, $150.

Chip and Joanna’s new holiday collection blends vintage farmhouse style with modern design. The fresh black, white and green colors can work with the most traditional Christmas decor. What will be on your Christmas wish list?

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