As the holiday season approaches, it’s the perfect time of year to start thinking about how you’ll bring festive cheer into your home. Whether it’s your first time decorating or looking to refresh your previous years’ decor, there are endless possibilities to make your living spaces feel cozy and bright!
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Last year, we explored the joy of incorporating natural elements into our decor, and this year, we can add on to that with even more creativity.
A great way to begin is by focusing on your living room and dining room, two spaces where family and friends often gather. A flocked tree can be a stunning centerpiece in your living room, especially when paired with twinkle lights and a velvet ribbon that ties into your overall color scheme. If you prefer simple Christmas decorations, a small Christmas tree or even a few sprigs of fresh greenery in a vase can be just as beautiful. Adding pine cones, wood slices, and cozy blankets to your coffee table or family room will enhance the cozy Christmas atmosphere.
Don’t forget about your front door and front porch! These areas are the first thing guests see, so make them count. Fresh greenery and string lights can transform your front porch into a welcoming holiday entrance. A small shop or even a thrift store can be a treasure trove for unique decorations that add personality to your decor.
When it comes to your dining room, wrapping paper can be used creatively as part of your table setting. A simple way to tie everything together is by matching your wrapping paper to the color scheme of your Christmas lights and other decorations. This cohesive look can make your dining room feel like a magical extension of the holiday season.
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Explore this year’s collection of our favorite holiday inspirations, and if you missed last year’s, don’t worryโyou can check it out here. Each image includes links to the sources for more details, so you can dive deeper into the ideas you love. Be sure to save your favorites on Pinterest for inspiration next year!
As there are always more decorations you can add, even if it is as simple as some bells on a wreath, or a wreath around a candle on your coffee table. We have you covered for the very best, one-of-a-kind ideas here on One Kindesign. Also, please do not forget to follow us on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/onekindesign/ so you can keep up with our latest design trends! So, grab a cup of hot cocoa, your favorite throw, and continue belowโฆ please enjoy and ๐๐ถHave Yourself A Very Merry Christmasโฆ๐ถ๐
Tell Us: Which one of these Christmas decorating ideas did you find most inspiring? Please let us know in the Comments below!
Note: If you’re looking for additional entertainment, feel free to click on any of the links below to explore some of our previous joyful Christmas home tours:
- Home in Madrid gets beautifully decorated for the Christmas season
- Step into a cozy cabin decorated for Christmas in the Pyrenees Mountains
- Rustic Christmas decorated house in Spain inspired by winter whites
- Inviting Christmas decorated stone cottage in New England
- Montana guest retreat gets a fabulous makeover for the holidays
- Spanish country house adorned with natural Christmas decorations
- Nordic style holiday decorated home in shimmering gold and white
- Fresh and natural Christmas decor for a home in Arkansas
- Renovated farmhouse in Spain with charming details
- Converted barn house in rural Spain gets a magical Christmas makeover
1. Merry Christmas. The sign is from @simplyinspireddesignco and it’s paired with an old window frame. (via @the_refinedfarmhouse)
2. A Wreath Chandelier. (via @marzena.marideko)
3. A Christmas Tree Alternative. (via @marzena.marideko)
4. Dough Bowl With Candles. Just add a glass bowl in the bottom so the candles are stable, stack the candles on top and fill with moss. (via @maisondecinq)
5. Simple And Classic Christmas Porch. This inviting front porch features lots of garland, cedar wreaths with brass bells, ribbons, and a few small trees. (via @maisondecinq)
6. Christmas Kitchen View. (via @poppysfarmstead)
7. A Cozy Christmas Bedroom. (via @marzena.marideko)
8. Christmas Cozy Tree. (via @teft_interior)
9. Magical Christmas Staircase. (via @landhaeuschen)
10. A Country House Christmas. (via @landhaeuschen)
11. Cozy Window Vignette. (via @fjordfiskerenhjem)
12. Throw A Holiday Party. (via @stylebymll)
13. Outdoor Christmas Tablescape. (via @idreamofhomemaking)
14. Let’s Get Cozy. The tree in the corner is from @kingofchristmas. The “Let’s Get Cozy” sign is from @sincerelyusshop and the lighted stars are from @worldmarket. (via @idreamofhomemaking)
15. Rustic Luxe Christmas Porch. The garland, wreath, personalized doormat, toss pillows, and throw blanket are all from @walmart. (via @homestoriesatoz)
16. Oh Christmas Tree. (via @homebyheidi)
17. Gorgeous Draped Garland. There is a total of 15 garlands used to decorate this staircase, from top to bottom! (via @homebyheidi)
18. A Grand Christmas Wreath. When you can’t find a wreath large enough for your front entry, just DIY your own. This one is made with some garland and a grapevine wreath from @hobbylobby. The Merry Christmas sign is from @magnolia. (via @idreamofhomemaking)
19. Dreamy Winter Whites. (via @cherished_treasures_)
20. A Scandinavian Christmas. (via @marzena.marideko)
21. A Season Of Cozy Merriment. (via @laineandlayne)
22. Gorgeous Garland. The 6′ pine garland hanging on the front of the banisters is from @hobbylobby with the eucalyptus added to them. (via @hipandhumblestyle)
23. Believe In The Magic Of Christmas. (via @hipandhumblestyle)
24. Merry & Bright Front Door. (via @elledecor)
25. A Very Cozy Christmas. (via @studiomcgee)
26. Oh Christmas Tree. This 7.5โ Classic Blue Spruce is from @balsamhill. The tree is decked out with Balsam Hill florals and ornaments. The tree features a snowy, silvery theme with frosted crystal and glittery berries, acorns, branches, and an assortment of glass ornaments in metallics and green. The topper is a Metallic Magnolia Christmas Bouquet Tree Topper. (via @jodie.thedesigntwins)
27. Staircase Christmas Garland. (via @inspiredbycharm)
28. A Very Mountain Home Christmas. This magical living room is decked out with a winter woods theme โ evergreen trees, a basket filled with real branches, and fresh pine cones. See the home tour: Montana guest retreat gets a fabulous makeover for the holidays. (via @elledecor)
29. Deck The Fireplace Mantel. The fireplace mantel features antique mirrors, small tree figurines, limewash brick, pretty ribbons, and oversized, mixed greenery garland โ sourced from @hobbylobby and @decorsteals. The lanterns are from @potterybarn. (via @bloom_jennybrooks)
30. A Merry & Bright Christmas Welcome. (via @frenchcountrycottage)
31. Twinkling Christmas Tree. (via @frenchcountrycottage)
32. Enchanting Porch Display. (via @styledby_maghan)
33. A Merry Christmas Welcome. A 13-foot Christmas tree decked out with homemade ornaments greets you in the foyer of this holiday home. (via @the_fox_group_)
34. A Cozy Guest Bedroom. The snowflakes are from @cominghomestores. (via @theoldhouseonmain)
35. Jingle All The Way. (via @theoldhouseonmain)
36. Festive Holiday Porch. Cheery pops of red mingle with fresh greenery. (via @mynhhome)
37. Elegant Christmas Tablescape. (via @drommen_om_laftehuset)
38. Festive Christmas Tree. (via @curatedinterior)
39. A Magical Dining Table Centerpiece. Fill a bowl with a small tree and cover the tree base and bottom of the bowl with snowy fluff and shimmery ornaments. Add some twinkling fairy lights and a red bow on top. (via @asimplystylednest)
40. Magical Christmas Fireplace Village. The village is from @balsamhill. (via @frenchcountrycottage)
41. Calming And Beautiful Green/Neutral Color Palette. (via @mytexashouse)
42. Magical Christmas Atmosphere. (via @teft_interior)
43. Fresh Pine On The Doorway. (via @burlaprosesrevivals)
44. A Merry & Bright Farmhouse. (via @frenchcountrycottage)
45. Beautiful Christmas Tree. (via @haverstrawhill)
46. Green Garland With Red Roses. (via @thedowntownaly)
47. Vintage-Inspired Christmas Decor. An enchanting seaside cottage in Long Island has been completely transformed into a cozy winter wonderland. (via @whiteflowerfarmhouse)
48. Oh Christmas Tree. (via @apartmenttherapy)
49. An Elegant And Festive Fireplace. (via Laurey W. Glenn for @southernliving)
50. The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year. (via @remingtonranchfarmhouseโ )
51. Have A Holly Jolly Red Door Christmas. (via @christmasheartandhome)
52. Christmas Window Decorations. Decorate with icing and sweets, tie a ribbon through the hole and hang it in your Christmas tree or in a window. (via Ikea)
53. Norwegian Advent Candles. The cups with a car are from @finenordicand bought at @turidhoelolsen. (via @mitt_landlige_hjem)
54. Warm Christmas Atmosphere. Hang ornaments and foraged pine branches from your dining room chandelier. (via @annes_leilighet)
55. Christmas Tree With Dried Oranges. (via @theseptemberchronicles)
56. Merry Christmas Tree. (via @anniblomqvis)
57. Deck The Window With Holiday Magic. (via @valkoinen_puutalokoti)
58. Christmas Tablescape With A Wreath Centerpiece. The stars are from @und_norway. (via @brekkagaard)
59. Festive Christmas Dough Bowl. (via @brekkagaard)
60. A Very Country Christmas. (via @karin_stigsdotter)
61. Burlap Trees Centerpiece. (via @brekkagaard)
62. A Country Cottage Christmas. The holiday decor in this living room has a timeless feel. A neutral palette with organic elements, such as pine cones and wood ornaments, for warmth. (via @lakehouse.lane)
63. Oh Christmas Tree Wreath. (via @brekkagaard)
64. DIY Holiday Decor. A wreath on the window is a DIY using antique gold spray paint, pine cones and stars. Get the tutorial at the provided link. The tree is a real spruce tree. (via @valkoinen_puutalokoti)
65. Christmas On The Front Porch. Four strands of 10ft pre-lit garlands and two strands of 6ft pre-lit garland to complete the look, from @potterybarn. Tip: Add extra twinkle lights for some extra holiday magic. (via @making_highview_home)
66. Cozy Cottage Christmas. The wreath-embroidered pillows on the sofa are from @coralandtusk. (via @mollyinmaine)
67. Christmas Traditions On The Front Porch. This Instagrammer has decorated with the old straw pig and Santa Claus every Christmas for 23 years โ tradition. (via @dusogsus)
68. Coastal Style Fireplace Garland. (via @mollyinmaine)
69. French-Inspired Christmas. (via @maisondecinq)
70. A Cozy Christmas Bedroom. (via @bridgewaydesigns)
71. Meet Me Under The Mistletoe. (via @bridgewaydesigns)
72. Cozy Christmas Cabin. (via @winterlover2023)
73. A Cozy Christmas Party. (via @weddingchicks (table setting) Photo: @wildeastphoto)
74. Scandinavian Style Christmas Tree. (via @ahlens)
75. Beautiful Christmas Tree Display. (via @tracy_svendsen)
76. Traditional Chrsitmas Red & Green. (via @tracy_svendsen)
77. Rustic Glam With A Coastal Twist. (via @saltgrassdecor)
78. Magical Christmas Tree. (via @mountains_to_michigan)
(via @wildflowerhome.interiors)
80. Merry Christmas And A Joyous New Year! This tree has green satin ribbons, dried hydrangeas, mercury glass ornaments, pinecones, mushrooms, acorns, feathers tucked into the branches and pinecone garlands tucked into the branches for a fuller look. A brass โMerry Christmasโ sign greets guests. (via @frenchcountrycottage)
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