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1. Make your own wreath<\/span><\/h2>\n“Bring in a luxe and lively feel to your Christmas d\u00e9cor by making your own fresh wreath,” suggests Ashley Whatley with Stay Home Style.<\/a> “You can attend a wreath-making workshop, visit a local flower farm, or forage for the perfect mix of fresh winter greens. This not only makes for a fun and festive DIY activity, but an affordable and special way to bring life and Christmas cheer to any space.”<\/span><\/p>\n![\"red](\"https:\/\/www.redfin.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/copper-penny-flowers-945x630.jpeg\")
Photo courtesy of Copper Penny Flowers<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n2. Holiday decorating can be simple and fun<\/span><\/h2>\n“Decking your halls can be as simple and enjoyable as foraging around outside, applying a little metallic or white spray paint, and mixing your finds with family treasures,” shares Copper Penny Flowers<\/a>. “Gather evergreens like white pine, cedar, and holly for the beauty and fresh scent, and whatever branches, bark, acorns, seed pods, pumpkins, small logs, vines, and wild berries catch your eye. Weave in a string of fairy lights or ribbon garlands, tuck in treasured ornaments or figurines, and finish off with dramatic orchids, bright gerbera daisies, or romantic roses to make your holidays winter wonderful.”<\/span><\/p>\n3. Go all-natural with a simple holiday theme<\/span><\/h2>\nBecca Sweetman, Owner of Sunrose Floral<\/a>, recommends hanging a custom wreath on your door, adding a vase of holly or Ilex berries in the kitchen, and placing some lovely potted narcissus or amaryllis bulbs on the coffee table. She adds, “If you’re still wanting more, try a cedar garland on the mantle beside your tree. Even the simplest d\u00e9cor can bring you into a cheery state to celebrate the holidays. If you’re not sure where to purchase this d\u00e9cor just stop by a local flower shop or nursery – there’s sure to be an expert there to help you.”<\/span><\/p>\n4. Holiday decorating doesn’t have to be hard or expensive<\/span><\/h2>\n“Even dollar store items can look like a million bucks if you style it right,” states Lidia Romeo of Design Inside the Box<\/a>. “This wreath was made from an old wood round, some paint and dollar store decorations. Add some ribbon and you have an instant modern wreath that is stylish but didn’t break the bank.”<\/span><\/p>\n![\"north](\"https:\/\/www.redfin.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/north-shore-crafts-Fall-punch-needle-wreath-DIY-504x630.jpg\")
Photo courtesy of North Shore Crafts<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5. Start a crafting tradition\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“A simple holiday decorating idea is to use the same wreath base each year, start a tradition to craft a new Holiday wreath each year,” explains Shawna Fosket from North Shore Crafts<\/a>. “If you are new to wreath making, start with a class from your local floral shop, then re-visit the local floral shop each year to buy the newest on trend greenery ensuring each year is fresh and new. Each year you grow in your knowledge of making a wreath, boosting your creativity, feel-good mood and filling your home with something you love. “<\/span><\/p>\n6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\n![\"edible](\"https:\/\/www.redfin.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/elizabeth-made-this-630x630.jpg\")
Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\n![\"silver](\"https:\/\/www.redfin.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/HolidayWarehouse_Dec2015_0014-945x630.jpg\")
Photo courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\n![\"front](\"https:\/\/www.redfin.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/urban-jungle-473x630.jpg\")
Photo courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
2. Holiday decorating can be simple and fun<\/span><\/h2>\n“Decking your halls can be as simple and enjoyable as foraging around outside, applying a little metallic or white spray paint, and mixing your finds with family treasures,” shares Copper Penny Flowers<\/a>. “Gather evergreens like white pine, cedar, and holly for the beauty and fresh scent, and whatever branches, bark, acorns, seed pods, pumpkins, small logs, vines, and wild berries catch your eye. Weave in a string of fairy lights or ribbon garlands, tuck in treasured ornaments or figurines, and finish off with dramatic orchids, bright gerbera daisies, or romantic roses to make your holidays winter wonderful.”<\/span><\/p>\n3. Go all-natural with a simple holiday theme<\/span><\/h2>\nBecca Sweetman, Owner of Sunrose Floral<\/a>, recommends hanging a custom wreath on your door, adding a vase of holly or Ilex berries in the kitchen, and placing some lovely potted narcissus or amaryllis bulbs on the coffee table. She adds, “If you’re still wanting more, try a cedar garland on the mantle beside your tree. Even the simplest d\u00e9cor can bring you into a cheery state to celebrate the holidays. If you’re not sure where to purchase this d\u00e9cor just stop by a local flower shop or nursery – there’s sure to be an expert there to help you.”<\/span><\/p>\n4. Holiday decorating doesn’t have to be hard or expensive<\/span><\/h2>\n“Even dollar store items can look like a million bucks if you style it right,” states Lidia Romeo of Design Inside the Box<\/a>. “This wreath was made from an old wood round, some paint and dollar store decorations. Add some ribbon and you have an instant modern wreath that is stylish but didn’t break the bank.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of North Shore Crafts<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5. Start a crafting tradition\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“A simple holiday decorating idea is to use the same wreath base each year, start a tradition to craft a new Holiday wreath each year,” explains Shawna Fosket from North Shore Crafts<\/a>. “If you are new to wreath making, start with a class from your local floral shop, then re-visit the local floral shop each year to buy the newest on trend greenery ensuring each year is fresh and new. Each year you grow in your knowledge of making a wreath, boosting your creativity, feel-good mood and filling your home with something you love. “<\/span><\/p>\n6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
3. Go all-natural with a simple holiday theme<\/span><\/h2>\nBecca Sweetman, Owner of Sunrose Floral<\/a>, recommends hanging a custom wreath on your door, adding a vase of holly or Ilex berries in the kitchen, and placing some lovely potted narcissus or amaryllis bulbs on the coffee table. She adds, “If you’re still wanting more, try a cedar garland on the mantle beside your tree. Even the simplest d\u00e9cor can bring you into a cheery state to celebrate the holidays. If you’re not sure where to purchase this d\u00e9cor just stop by a local flower shop or nursery – there’s sure to be an expert there to help you.”<\/span><\/p>\n4. Holiday decorating doesn’t have to be hard or expensive<\/span><\/h2>\n“Even dollar store items can look like a million bucks if you style it right,” states Lidia Romeo of Design Inside the Box<\/a>. “This wreath was made from an old wood round, some paint and dollar store decorations. Add some ribbon and you have an instant modern wreath that is stylish but didn’t break the bank.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of North Shore Crafts<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5. Start a crafting tradition\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“A simple holiday decorating idea is to use the same wreath base each year, start a tradition to craft a new Holiday wreath each year,” explains Shawna Fosket from North Shore Crafts<\/a>. “If you are new to wreath making, start with a class from your local floral shop, then re-visit the local floral shop each year to buy the newest on trend greenery ensuring each year is fresh and new. Each year you grow in your knowledge of making a wreath, boosting your creativity, feel-good mood and filling your home with something you love. “<\/span><\/p>\n6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
4. Holiday decorating doesn’t have to be hard or expensive<\/span><\/h2>\n“Even dollar store items can look like a million bucks if you style it right,” states Lidia Romeo of Design Inside the Box<\/a>. “This wreath was made from an old wood round, some paint and dollar store decorations. Add some ribbon and you have an instant modern wreath that is stylish but didn’t break the bank.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of North Shore Crafts<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5. Start a crafting tradition\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“A simple holiday decorating idea is to use the same wreath base each year, start a tradition to craft a new Holiday wreath each year,” explains Shawna Fosket from North Shore Crafts<\/a>. “If you are new to wreath making, start with a class from your local floral shop, then re-visit the local floral shop each year to buy the newest on trend greenery ensuring each year is fresh and new. Each year you grow in your knowledge of making a wreath, boosting your creativity, feel-good mood and filling your home with something you love. “<\/span><\/p>\n6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
5. Start a crafting tradition\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“A simple holiday decorating idea is to use the same wreath base each year, start a tradition to craft a new Holiday wreath each year,” explains Shawna Fosket from North Shore Crafts<\/a>. “If you are new to wreath making, start with a class from your local floral shop, then re-visit the local floral shop each year to buy the newest on trend greenery ensuring each year is fresh and new. Each year you grow in your knowledge of making a wreath, boosting your creativity, feel-good mood and filling your home with something you love. “<\/span><\/p>\n6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
6. Think homemade when it comes to decorating this holiday season\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n“While most store-bought decorations are made with plastic and other non-biodegradable material, homemade decorations are much more fun, sustainable, and low-cost,” shares Goodwill Industries of Arkansas<\/a>. “Make your own holiday garlands, wreaths, and centerpieces with fruit, pinecones, and other items you can find in nature. The planet, and your wallet, will thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Elizabeth Made This<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
7. Don’t be afraid to add a little DIY into your holiday d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n“Handmade ornaments like these felt ones you can create from Fabulous Felt Christmas Cookies can create memories for your family for years to come,” says Elizabeth Farr of Elizabeth Made This<\/a>. “Plus in the middle of a hectic holiday season, spending a little time to make something can be a mini retreat of a project that’ll help you relax and enjoy the moment.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Holiday Warehouse<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
8. Create a holiday \u201clook\u201d in your rooms<\/span><\/h2>\nHoliday Warehouse<\/a> recommends looking for focal points in your home when planning for decoration needs. “Instead of dispersing d\u00e9cor throughout a whole room, pick key moments and create a ‘look’. Creating thematic scenes gives your d\u00e9cor a substantial and impressive look.”<\/span><\/p>\n9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
9. Decorate the chandelier<\/span><\/h2>\nEdith & Evelyn<\/a> love to drape faux garland, sparkly ornaments, and twinkly lights through the arms of the chandelier over the dining table. “This is a simple holiday decorating idea and such a pretty way to decorate for Christmas- it creates holiday cheer without taking up any table space.”<\/span><\/p>\n10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n
10. Use unique containers in place of a tree skirt<\/span><\/h2>\n“One of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas is to use unique containers at the base of my tree in place of a traditional tree skirt,” shares Diana Marie of Diana Marie Home<\/a>, IG: @dianamariehome<\/a>. “Using things such as wicker trunks, large planters, metal buckets, or wooden crates to hold your tree adds character and cozy charm to your home during Christmas. As a bonus, using these items often adds height to your tree as well.”<\/span><\/p>\nPhoto courtesy of Urban Jungle Cambridge<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n11. Embrace nature in your festive d\u00e9cor<\/span><\/h2>\n