The Christmas holidays are filled with many traditions, with Elf on the Shelf Season being one of them. If you aren’t familiar with this tradition, here’s the gist of it.

Basically, the Scout Elves watch over the family during the daytime and report to Santa at night, revealing who has been nice or naughty. Through the help of magic—and some willing adults—they return the following day, taking up a new spot each time.

However, kids aren’t supposed to touch the Scout Elves, or they’ll lose their magic. The Elves themselves cause a lot of mischief with each visit, committing a series of funny pranks and tricks while leaving the evidence behind. This tradition normally takes place between 1st December and Christmas Eve.

To help you take out the stress of this tradition, we’ve compiled a few Elf on the Shelf ideas you can easily recreate with readily available household items.

From creative creations to whimsical wintery scenes, these playful ideas will delight the kids and are the perfect way to make one of the most marvelous times of the year extra special.

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1. Create a Bathroom Scene

@karen.berglund

Seems like these naughty elves have taken over the bathroom! One Elf creates a snowman on the top shelf with three rolls of decorated toilet paper. Place the Elf in the hollow interior and position him to hold up the top roll as a delightful snowman disguise.

Another Elf relaxes on the bottom shelf while one makes a statement of how smelly it is whenever you visit the toilet using a branded roll.

2. Glass Toilet

@chevyboo1

Hey, that’s not a toilet! Grab a glass from the kitchen and channel your Elf’s naughty side with a messy toilet setup.

Simply put some cooled chocolate shaped like fecal matter in the glass, then position your Elf as if it’s taking a dump.

3. Make Toast

@naomibanjo

Start your day with a festive holiday breakfast by recreating this cute Elf on the Shelf toasted bread idea. Pop two slices of bread in the toaster before punching two holes in each. 

You can insert the elves’ hands or legs, as shown in the above example. A cheeky message, “It’s cold outside, but it’s TOASTY in here,” comes with the fun setup—peep that one Elf being envious of all the fun the others are having!

4. Morning Greetings

@elfontheshelf_sahmstyle

This Elf on the Shelf idea is sure to make your kids laugh when they walk into the bathroom in the morning.

You only need a small chalkboard to display your message and have the elves hold it up.

5. Big Bells Idea

@elf.tivities

Look at this little naughty Elf! This setup requires only two bells and comes with a customized message to emphasize the satirical meaning.

The hand gesture kinda says it all about what this Elf means!

6. Lock them Up

@hannah_zachary_mila

They aren’t in the bedroom, nor are they in the kitchen—where could they have gone? Kids will wonder where the elves are, only to realize later on that they’re being held up in jail by the Grinch!

You only need to create a box-like structure with cardboard and some tape and put your Elf in it. Cut out a rectangular hole, then add some candy canes as prison bars. Remember to name your jail!

7. Stop the Vandalism

@allthingssarahx

If you’re looking for a last-minute idea, try this mischievous Elf on the Shelf idea by drawing over some pictures. Your kids are guaranteed to get a kick out of this silly idea!

Sit the Elf next to the picture and place the marker nearby as evidence of the cunny deed. Just make sure you use a washable marker.

8. Gift a New Gadget

@mommyglitter

Make your kids laugh when they wake up to see the elves holding a note that says they brought a new “Eye Pad.” 

You only need a legal pad and some googly eyes to create your ‘mobile device.’ If you have a little one with an iPad on her Christmas list, this is an excellent way to foreshadow the gift before you present it.

9. Fork Problem

@elfontheshelf_sahmstyle

It looks like these elves have got themselves in a tricky situation—and they certainly aren’t holding back to showcase their frustration! 

Get out some forks from your drawers and trap your elves underneath them on the kitchen counter. Complete the setup with a funny pun, “What the fork?” to display their dismay.

10. Repurpose the Toothbrush

@delgadofamilyfun

Elf, that’s not what a toothbrush is used for!

Feign shock as your kids wake up to brush their teeth and discover a pesky elf has repurposed the toothbrush for other purposes. Just look at him shamelessly holding the thank you note!

11. Take it to the Pitch

@rangersontourofficial

Your soccer-obsessed kid will love this Elf on the Shelf soccer game idea. Use green construction paper or felt and draw lines with chalk to create a soccer pitch.

Knit some uniform kits for each team and have one Elf hold up the scoreboard.

12. Do a Prank

@christmaself2019

Recreate this adorable Elf on the Shelf idea to make a significant impact with only a few supplies.

All you need is to suspend your Elf from the shelf upside down while holding a bottle of water, then put a cute toy underneath to make it look like a sneaky prank move.

13. Play with a Slinky

@catiapaice

This Elf got in a tricky situation trying to figure out how to use a Slinky.

Well, someone needs to tell him that we don’t use Slinkys but instead play with them! Even Santa seems to be laughing at his scout.

14. Catch the Elf

@adayoutwiththemartins

This setup is excellent if you have a big fan of Lilo and Stitch in the house. Tie up the Elf and place it near a Stitch doll with a message saying what’s really going on. 

Remember: You can’t touch the Elf! Otherwise, the holiday magic will be lost, and you’ll be left with bad luck. The Elf has to free itself from this dire situation.

15. Take a Break

@hgtv

Look who’s decided to take some free time and indulge in some knitting. Being a Scout Elf can be stressful, so taking some time to relax is highly encouraged.

Thread some bamboo cocktail picks in the yarn and have the Elf hold them as knitting needles. Knit a small section first to make it look like an ongoing task.

16. Stuck in a Cup

@emma.small_

After making sweet breakfast treats, rolling in the snow, and generally filling the house with holiday cheer, this Elf on the Shelf finally got stuck in a mug.

17. No Peeking

@life_with_the_cookes

Take inspiration from this holiday scene and place the Elf and other playtime friends in front of miniature frosted trees. 

The Elf decided it wouldn’t have fun alone this time and let others join in, including Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Yoshi. I’m pretty sure they can’t wait to take those blindfolds off and get in on the festivities!

18. Hostage Situation

@catiapaice

It looks like another Elf is being held captive, only this time by army soldiers! Sit the Elf next to a wooden Christmas tree while tied up—here, a customized tree invokes the holiday spirit with its sweet message.

Place a few army soldier toys to complete the siege, and finish off the setup with a garland and frosted mini trees.

19. Make Some Donuts

@mrs.lilymonroe

The Elf is so helpful, waking up early to bake some donuts for breakfast.

Recreate this baking-inspired Elf on the Shelf idea with small, winter-inspired wood pieces for a snowy scene, a cute donut shop front, and some mini decorative donuts.

20. Croc-Infested Waters: A Splash of Humor

@decorhomeideas

Transforming an ordinary bathtub into a playful scene, this idea features a vibrant blue bubble bath filled with floating Crocs in various colors and patterns. Perched above the action, an Elf on the Shelf clings to the faucet, adding a touch of mischief with a warning sign that reads “Croc Infested Water.”

The clever mix of wordplay and imaginative setup brings a dose of whimsy, making it a standout moment in holiday decor sure to delight both kids and adults alike.

21. Elsa’s Frozen Elf Adventure

@decorhomeideas

A playful and creative twist on the Elf on the Shelf tradition, this setup features Elsa from Frozen seemingly casting her icy powers to freeze the mischievous elf in a block of ice.

The dramatic frozen scene is both hilarious and whimsical, adding a touch of storytelling to holiday décor. Perfect for delighting kids and adults alike, this clever idea combines holiday magic with a nod to a beloved animated classic.

The cool weather has begun creeping in, and within no time, we’ll start indulging in Christmas movies and plenty of family activities as we enjoy the holidays. If you’re looking for fun Christmas crafts to do with your kids, why not try salt dough ornaments?

Salt dough ornaments are easy-to-make vintage decor pieces that can bring fond memories of when we were little. They only require a few ingredients—salt, flour, and water—which are readily available in most homes and can be made into almost any shape.

Furthermore, the recipe can be customized with various essential oils, spices, and food coloring to lend the ornaments a particular scent or color. Nonetheless, the classic dough still looks beautiful on its own.

From homemade salt dough handprints and footprint ornaments to more Christmas-themed ones, the following salt dough ornaments will help kickstart your imagination and inspire you to make your own.

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1. Make it Classy with a Whimsical Snowman

@taylor.cussimanio

What better way to celebrate the magic of the season than with a salt dough of your newborn’s footprint for their first Christmas? This salt dough ornament features a cute snowman on a baby’s footprint.

2. Amaze with Santa Handprints

@confettifridays

Santa handprint salt dough ornaments are one of the Christmas staples, and making them is a clever project that your kids will love being involved in. 

They only need to press down their handprints into the dough before you cut around the print. Apply the appropriate paint to complete your masterpiece!

3. Bring Joy with a Christmas Tree

@moments.magic

If you aren’t sure of what to make with your salt dough, a classic Christmas tree can never let you down. To make your tree even more unique, incorporate your kid’s fingerprints.

Use a cookie cutter to cut out the shape of the tree, then let your little one press her fingers into the dough to poke holes for the lights. Let the dough completely dry before adding details with a permanent marker and painting the lights with your fingers. Don’t forget to add the year!

4. Impress with a Lovely Foot Reindeer

@happilyoilyafter

Even though salt dough handprint ornaments are pretty popular, that doesn’t mean you should limit yourself to handprints only—footprints will work just fine.

The above footprint reindeer and handprint salt dough ornaments are super easy to make and the perfect project for toddlers or preschool children. You can start a yearly tradition of making and keeping these as treasured keepsakes.

5. Bring Sweet Moments with Candy Cane Salt

@whatmyfamilyeats

The options for what you can make with your salt dough are endless. Here, candy cane salt dough ornaments beckon to all the sweet tooths.

You only need a cookie cutter to roll out your desired shape and a straw to make a hole at the top for the string. Once your dough is dry, paint and seal it with Mod Podge.

6. Bring Some Aroma with Gingerbread

@honinghuffacres

Gingerbread men salt dough ornaments not only look fabulous but also fill your house with scents of the holiday season. They are made with similar salt dough recipes, with the only difference being the addition of cinnamon and cardamon—this adds the signature brown color and Christmasy smell.

The above design uses strips of fabric for the scarves and hangers for a textured look. Instead of the typical white paint, wild rose hips and dogwood seeds were used for the eyes and buttons (cloves or peppercorns are ideal, too).

7. Beautify Your Handprint Ornament

@sweethomemorris

This palm face is a cutter version of the classic handprint salt dough ornament. The simple salt dough gets a splashy treatment with contrasting colors and cute detailing, with the golden twine adding extra pizzazz.

8. Excel with a Contemporary Snowman

@theprimarybrain

This adorable salt dough ornament is easily shaped with a cookie cutter, and your kids will have fun making them! The black, white, and blue detailing brings some contemporary Christmas magic.

9. Showcase Your Love for Pets with a Paw Print

@cats_cordelia.isabela.max

Your furry friends shouldn’t be left out of the season’s decorating. Roll out the salt dough, cut out stocking shapes using a cookie cutter, then press your pet’s paw into the dough.

Paint with your preferred colors and further personalize your ornaments with initials for your pets’ names. You can even make a few extra ones for your friends and family!

10. Savor the Memories

@fishies.in.a.row

Handprint salt dough ornaments are undoubtedly the most heartfelt DIY Christmas ornaments. Whether you keep things really simple or improvise with the design, such as the finger snowmen used here, the end result is fantastic.

If you have more than one kid, be sure to include a name for each to create keepsake plaques that will be just as special in years to come.

11. Build a Salt Dough House Ornament

@stuffelisebakes

Get creative with this salt dough house ornament. Roll out the dough and shape them into tiny house fronts. Gold glitter on the door and windows adds some extra sparkle to the design.

Place your ornament directly in front of ambient lighting to showcase its full glory.

12. Reach for the Stars

@findingourownway

Make your Christmas decor stand out with these salt dough star ornaments. Create an array of star shapes using cookie cutters and tie them together with a string before stretching them across a mantel or window for a charming holiday garland.

It’s almost that time of the year when you put on your favorite Christmas carols before you take on your tree decorating. Whether it’s a real or faux tree, a finishing touch is essential, and Christmas tree topper ideas offer the perfect opportunity to make a statement with our festive décor.

A traditional star or angel is a classic way to top off your tree that will never go out of style. However, there are numerous other unique tree topper ideas that can add some personality to your Christmas decor. 

Since your eye will be naturally drawn to the top of the tree, consider a design that will complement your decor and the festive theme in style. From simple DIY stars to beautiful, whimsical ornaments, your chosen piece should emulate your Christmas decor ideas and perfectly complete your design.

We’ve compiled an inspiring collection of traditional, modern, and creative tree topper ideas that will make your tree the star of the show and will surely please all guests.

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1. Craft from Natural Materials

@thecoultercoop

Natural materials have been at the forefront of recent growing interior trends, and they also make excellent Christmas decor. The above idea repurposes a wooden wall decor piece into a unique tree topper to spice up the Christmas tree.

A simple DIY snow flocking process turns the snowflake-like wooden piece into a contemporary tree topper, but it would also look great in farmhouse Christmas décor ideas.

2. Glam Your Tree

@eg3twang

Go full-on glam by adding gold glitter to a deer head tree topper. This tree topper adds a captivating touch to the Christmas tree.

Fun little touches like glitter give you the chance to experiment with different colors year after year but with a new twist.

3. Go for the Totally Unique

@christopherspitzmiller

When it comes to Christmas topper ideas, there are no rules on what you should use, with most people embracing whimsical and quirky ideas in recent years.

From unique Christmas trends to novelty Christmas ornament ideas, such as the handmade star tree topper featured here, your Christmas tree becomes the perfect spot to get totally unique and creative with your décor. The bird cutout establishes a unique talking and focal point in the space.

4. Go for Minimal

@abbytendencia

In this season of abundance, DIY ideas are some of the loveliest ways to decorate during Christmas. A basic tree topper, such as the parol above, is easy to make and beautiful in its simplicity—not to mention eco-friendly.

With some bamboo (or wood pieces), Japanese paper, and LED lighting, you can create this Filipino-inspired lantern for the perfect tree topper. Tiny pale purple faux flowers have been added at the tips of the star for an extra personal touch.

5. Bring Light with an Angel

@alliecarreon

When decorating your Christmas tree, it’s essential to hit that sense of magic, wonder, and awe. While there are several ideas for Christmas tree toppers, it’s hard to beat a simple Christmas angel.

The golden touches on this angel tree topper give the tree a warm touch and tie together with the gilded tree branches and leaves for an elevated and cohesive look.

6. Shining Star

@mueblesymas.lat

It’s best to keep the tree topper simple when you’ve heavily decorated your Christmas tree branches. A shining star is a classic Christmas tree topper, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be eye-catching.

Here, an LED Christmas tree topper is fairly embellished with intricate patterns for a modern twist on the traditional star topper.

7. Look to Your Hobbies

@ohhhmj23

You can take inspiration from almost anywhere for your Christmas tree topper ideas. This frosted Christmas tree is layered with red ornaments for an elegant monochromatic scheme.

A crowning action figure tree topper adds instant charm and completes the contemporary look.

8. Sci-Fi Inspired

@lynnscraftyboutique

If you plan to give your Christmas tree a colorful display, consider a tree topper that bucks the look. Here, a fire-like topper crowns a tree awash in shades of green.

Star Wars and Star Trek ornaments further enforce the Sci-Fi theme while allowing the tree topper to steal the show.

9. Pick an Unusual Color

@thishouseishome_

Regardless of whether your tree is big or small, choose an oversized design for your tree topper to ensure it stands proud. The black topper above is an excellent choice for a tree bedecked in calm neutrals and creams.

Opting for a color that contrasts with the surrounding décor and accents ensures the topper truly makes an impact, and the detailing makes the topper something a bit different than your average star.

10. Cozy and Cute

@mixwhip

Who said plaid is only for cozy winter sweaters and blankets? Add plaid touches to your Christmas tree for an eye-catching design.

Here, a cute DIY gnome tree topper brings holiday cheer and adds plenty of texture to the tree.

11. Personalize Your Tree Topper

@ideeacroquer

It’s always essential to have a Christmas tree topper that feels unique to you, whether you’re exploring alternative Christmas tree ideas or simply looking for a tree that feels right at home.

Here, a personalized star tree topper makes a bold statement and pairs with the frosted and white ornaments for a design rich in shapes, texture, and materials.

12. Shine on Your Way

@kmfacey

Reserve a place of honor for a dearly departed friend right at the crown of your Christmas tree. The pug angel tree topper is a beautiful addition to the tree’s decor, bringing charm to the top of the tree.

Save the tree topper to use year after year, or consider using different pictures to capture special moments each season.

13. Precocious Matilda

@littleyewdesigns

Top your clean and contemporary Christmas tree with an ornamental doll decked in white for a contrasting look.

The cute doll is a unique alternative to the classic guardian topper and brings a fun twist to creative tree topper ideas.

14. Use Witch Magic Wisely

@brs_writes

Express your creativity with this DIY witch Christmas tree topper. You only need plaster of Paris, paint, and doll hair for the broom; your tree is guaranteed to be a focal point in the space.

Include other whimsical ornaments to give your Christmas tree an elegant flair and complete the look.

15. Unicorns are Awesome

@lost_in_utah

Bring out the magic of Christmas with a unicorn tree topper. This tree topper boasts impressive color, texture, and glam. Colorful paper poinsettias deck out the tree and make the tree topper stand out even more.

You can go to the store and buy faux poinsettias or DIY them at home with paper or felt to store and reuse the following year.

16. Don’t Misspell Santa!

@jamilvmoen

A simple mistake in spelling Santa and your kid’s letters for gifts might end up far below the North Pole!

Here, a devil-like topper that seems to be controlling a puppet Santa introduces a fun, kitsch aesthetic and gives the tree a contemporary touch.

17. Itsy Bitsy Spider

@spiders_sparkles_blooms

One way to give your Christmas tree the ultimate finishing touch is a standout topper. A massive and bold tree topper is an excellent way to instantly draw attention to your tree while highlighting the more detailed decorations below.

Here, an oversized, bright red, beaded spider takes the top spot, with other sparkly ornaments peppered below. For a truly elevated look, use red string lights.

18. Consider Whimsy

@lalalandshop

If you want an out-of-the-box way to add vibrant color and fancifulness to your Christmas tree, a parrot-inspired tree topper is an excellent way to update your traditional tree.

Colorful ornaments throughout the tree enhance the whimsical look and make the tree feel fun and contemporary.

Winter is approaching, and you know what that means: the festive season is about to begin. The sun is setting earlier, Christmas carols and Hallmark Christmas movies, and it’ll be time to set up your Christmas decor in the blink of an eye. 

Decorating your home for the holidays is one of life’s simple pleasures, and even more interesting, it’s a good time for your family to bond. While it may be too early for indoor decor, outdoor decor can set the whole mood for your space and put you in the right spirits before the holidays.

So, why not start on your outdoor decor scheme as early as now? Here are 24 Christmas decor ideas for a dazzling space this holiday season. 

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1. Try a Reindeer Entry

@i_love_winnetka

Christmas decor isn’t only about mangers and Santa—you can take a more creative approach by decorating with reindeer or deer, giving your space an enchanted forest vibe. 

The small reindeer figurines give this home a unique look reminiscent of a fairy forest. The lights added to the sculptures and décor around the house ensure the design maintains its charm, day or night.

2. Accentuate Your Home’s Architecture

@i_love_winnetka

If you’re looking for subtle decor to give your home an uplifted look without going too much overboard, then Christmas lights are the ideal choice. Rather than opting for complex decor, run the lights along the lines of your house for a classy, elegant look. 

In this design, several string lights highlight the home’s architectural elements, bringing the holiday spirit. Try running the lights around windows and doors for an even more prominent design.

3. Add Some Pine Flair

@prettyandprintedshop

Great Christmas decor isn’t about the complexity of the decor pieces but what the specific decor piece conveys. Conveying the holiday spirit can be as simple as using some pine leaves. 

This Christmas décor idea follows a simple design: pine leaves adorn the entryway, a simple wreath, and subtle décor that conveys holiday wishes. String lights have been added for extra pizazz.

4. Create a Focal Point

@xmas.viibe

One of the age-old tricks in designing is creating a focal point. While this works exceptionally well in interior spaces, the concept can still be applied with great success to exterior decor design. 

In this design, the entryway is used as the focal point for the décor, which consists of several Christmas trees, a wreath, and columns accentuated by garlands. String lights adorning the greenery add visual interest to the design at nightfall.

5. Maximize the Weather

@prettyandprintedshop

Winter weather is an inescapable fate in most areas during the festive season, so instead of trying to evade the snow caused by the weather, why not use it to your advantage and incorporate it into your decor? 

This design maximizes the snowy weather by adding several elements that complement it, such as bright-colored string lights. Décor elements incorporated into the porch, such as the Christmas tree, pines, and flower vases, improve the design’s visual interest while advancing the holiday theme.

6. Add Some Fairy Flair

@homebase_uk

Winter is a period when most plants lose their leaves, so your plants won’t have their normal visual flair. However, with most branches being bare, it’s the perfect time to experiment with adding accents to improve the visual interest of your plants and your space. 

Here, several hanging lights have been added to the plant and around the house to give the home a fairytale look.

7. Go Big on Wreaths

@christmasrecent

Sometimes, decorating for the holidays is about picking your best pieces and sticking with them. Such designs enhance the decor’s uniformity and create symmetry. 

Several wreaths have been added around this house and are used as the primary décor element, accented by other elements such as Christmas trees, garlands, and string lights.

8. Use Net Lights

@i_love_winnetka

Lighting is one of the most crucial elements in Christmas decor. From string to net lights, figuring out where to add lighting could make or break your decor scheme. 

In this Christmas décor idea, string and net lights combine to create the ultimate festive décor scheme. The string lights highlight the house’s architecture, while the net lights add a touch of finesse to the existing greenery.

9. Add a Symbolic Touch to Your Décor

@balsamhilluk

If you have a small porch or front yard, decorating for the holidays may seem daunting since there never seems to be enough space to fit everything. However, if you are creative enough, decorating for the festive season should be a walk in the park. 

This small entryway décor goes for a symbolic design that instantly conveys the holiday’s message. The design features a wreath and a symbolic M character for “Merry Christmas” wishes. Despite the yard’s minor nature, the design’s symmetry gives the space an elegant look.

10. Wrap your Columns

@christmas_central

As the famous saying goes, ‘Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.’ If you’re looking for a more modern take on Christmas decor that brings in the festive season while being simple enough, this design style may be for you. 

Garlands wrapped around the house columns are the primary décor elements in this design. Lights added to the garlands add a wow factor, while the lamps leading to the entryway make the design more authentic.

11. Don’t Forget Santa 

@christmastimedivas

No Christmas can be complete without fairy tales, and with Santa being one of the biggest ones, it’s only fair you include a Santa figurine in your Christmas decor. Adding a Santa figurine automatically sets the Christmas mood. 

Santa takes center stage in this idea while several pine garlands contribute to the space’s festive charm and liven up the design.

12. Add Some Penguin Delight 

@exploringlondon

This may seem odd, but penguins can actually make a great addition to your Christmas decor. These flightless birds are preferred in Christmas decor because they fit right in with the weather. 

Here, three penguin figurines have been added to this décor scheme, featuring real and faux plants. If you’re looking for a unique décor style that will differentiate you from your neighbors, this may be a great idea!

13. Starry Night

@jaylucas101

One trick to having great Christmas decor is ensuring it’s still appealing at night. While most people will go for string lights or other lighting fixtures, there are other easier, cost-effective, and more creative ways of adding some nighttime flair to your decor. 

Here, a projector brings a dramatic flair to this Christmas décor design by projecting some “stars” onto the house. The design is not only practical but also simple to install.

14. Maximize the Lighting

@balsamhilluk

Balance is crucial to any decor design. That’s why it’s always important to consider your decor’s appeal at different times of the day. In this design, ideal balance is achieved by having decor items that are as appealing during the day as they are at night. 

The greenery of the Christmas trees, decorative baskets, and garlands adds visual interest at night. Faux décor adorned by lights such as the snowman, lanterns, and Christmas trees also adds visual interest at night.

15. Add Visual Interest With Some Ribbons

@hgtvmagazine

Many people tend to think that decorating is a complex process that requires a lot of materials and time to complete, but sometimes, the best way to decorate is to choose simple accents that will send a subtle message. 

In this design, several ribbons have been added to the décor to improve the visual interest and create an inviting, welcoming tone amidst the heavy snow.  The red ribbons contrast perfectly with the white snow, making other décor items like wreaths more visible.

16. Go for DIY Items

@farmhouseaninterior

Christmas decor doesn’t always have to be expensive; sometimes, you can go for DIY projects and achieve an impressive festive decor scheme. Besides being exciting and fun, a DIY decor plan can also be a great way to bond with your loved ones.

Rather than opting for expensive store-bought décor items such as garlands and wreaths, this homeowner went for DIY garlands and wreaths, which usher in the festive season and add an air of authenticity to the décor scheme.

17. Match Your Home’s Aesthetic

@deckthehalls365

While it may be a rare occurrence, sometimes the holiday decor scheme matches your home’s aesthetic. For example, if you have an orange-themed house, it’ll match seamlessly with the decor come Halloween time. The same concept can be applied during Christmas. 

The red ribbons, green wreaths, and the Christmas tree used here match the house’s color scheme, which features a red door, green window panes, and even a jungle green walkway. The good thing about such a design is that you don’t need to rip off the décor once Christmas passes, as it matches your aesthetics.

18. Light the Walkway

@christmas.planet

As the holiday season often attracts more guests to your house, it’s only fair you light up the path leading to your home to make your space even more welcoming. Even without a garden hedge to hang the lights, you can still effectively use this decor element by pinning lights. 

In this design, several lights highlight the path leading to the house, and more luminaries highlight the décor, such as the Christmas trees and hedged plants. The highlighted walkway gives the entire décor scheme a well-rounded look.

19. Light Up the Town

@balsamhill

Lights such as net lights and string lights are the best way to lighten up your porch this festive season, so if you have the budget for it, you can go all out and incorporate lighting into all elements of your exterior. 

In this idea, several lights illuminate the outdoor space, beginning with net lights on the hedge plants, string lights on the trees, and creative hanging lights in the compound. Illuminated reindeer are added to the design scheme to make it more visually appealing.

20. Make the Décor Functional

@zdomus

We’ve already mentioned the instrumentality of lighting during this festive season, but in addition to providing aesthetics and ambiance, the different types of lights can also be used as functional lights. 

That’s right! Instead of unnecessarily increasing your light bill, why not make decorative lights double as functional lights? Here, decorative lights have been installed strategically to add functional and aesthetic value to the space.

21. Add an Element of Symmetry to Your Décor

@decor_bazaar

Adding an element of symmetry to your decor scheme could elevate even the simplest of designs to elegance. To achieve symmetry, you need only decide on the design scheme and find two pieces of each decor. 

A perfect symmetrical décor scheme is achieved by having two similar elements on either side of the entryway and the path leading to the entryway, starting with wreaths to the Christmas trees at either side of the archway. The design’s symmetrical nature makes it more aesthetically appealing.

22. Accent Your Windows

@lvkruss

If you live in an area that receives heavy snowfall, decorating your exterior space may be challenging. Any decor you put up may likely be destroyed in snow storms. However, you can get creative with your decor to shield it from the precarious weather. 

In this design, several wreaths are hung around the windows to invoke the festive mood. The light inside the house provides illumination, making the wreath décor appealing, whether it’s during the day or night.

23. Spruce Up your Greenery

@lvkruss

If you’re looking to decorate your exterior space without adding any new materials, consider using existing features to give it a unique, festive, elevated look. Instead of buying new Christmas trees, add lighting fixtures to existing trees and other greenery to accentuate and elevate their look. 

In this décor scheme, net lights are added to highlight the space’s fading greenery. The string lights highlighting the house’s architecture complement the design, giving the space an almost picturesque look.

24. Go For a Cottage Look

@nest_in_order

Decorating is always about the value and quality of the items you have rather than the quantity and how the said items fit in your space. This small cottage has been decorated with decor pieces that match the home’s aesthetics. 

This can be noted in how the cottage’s green color matches the greenery of the wreath and Christmas tree. Subtle lighting and the bulb strings around the house give the space an inviting, warm ambiance during the night, while the ducklings in the foreground add a fun element to the design.

As Christmas approaches, we tend to feel its spirit more and more with each passing day. Therefore, what better way to capture this excitement than decorating your home space? If you are not a fan of traditional Christmas decorations, these wall decor ideas are just the right ones for you.

Add holiday sparkle to your home interior with these 17 Christmas wall decor ideas.

1. An Ingenious Wall Christmas Tree for a Rebellious Holiday

@vandalkids_london

You can create an inventive installation of a Christmas tree on your wall. You need a couple of sticks differing in size and the usual baubles and Christmas tree decorations like ribbons.

String the sticks together in ascending order and place the baubles and decorations all around to resemble a real Christmas tree. Don’t forget the star on top or replace it with another decoration.

2. Epistle on the Wall to Stir Up the Festive Mood

@zoandjordan

You can hang a beautiful epistle on your wall to remind you of a parable you hold close to your heart, or some story that you stand by. Why not a Christmas song to stir up the festive mood?

Opt for something that would be both stunning and practical to you, as Christmas is a holiday of storytelling and singing from one’s heart and soul.

3. Let Creativity Flow by Integrating a Blackboard

@white.oak.shop

You can create a designated space for creativity on a small decorative hanger. There you can place a blackboard where you can draw different Christmas elements together with your family.

You should not be an experienced painter, your creativity and good spirit are the only qualities you need to draw on the blackboard as an expression of your own vision of Christmas.

4. A Wooden Christmas Tree Hanger for a Cozy Ambiance

@anawhitediy

You can install a small wooden Christmas tree hanger above your sofa to bring a festive mood to your home. Decorate it with some gifts, bells, and different greenery in between.

This seemingly simple decor piece will give your living room a feeling of coziness. You can also add a little mistletoe on the hanger of the wooden Christmas tree construction for beautiful moments.

5. Innovative Christmas Wreaths for an Extraordinary Christmas

@_foster_tv

If you live in a place with a tropical climate and Christmas is not a time of snow but of endless sun and ocean breeze, then this innovative Christmas wreath idea is exactly for you.

Glue some seashells and clams around your wreath and decorate it with flowers and strings for a balanced look. In this way, you will provide a festive mood among warmth.

6. Vintage Wall Taper Candles for a Farmhouse Aesthetic

@denisebenderaz

If your home follows a vintage design, you can stick to it and integrate a Christmas decoration that evokes this aesthetic. You can choose to taper candles on wooden boards on the wall.

This decoration is not only stunning but also practical, as it will set a certain atmosphere in the room. You can also surround this candle arrangement with Christmas garlands and decorations.

7. A Pink Color Palette Focus for a Bubbly Christmas

@mychristmas

If you need a sense of variety for your Christmas decor and you are sick of red and green, you can focus on a pink color palette for an innovative look.

Choose pink baubles, flower decorations, and ribbons as a representation of a more bubbly Christmas. Put a wreath on the wall above your fireplace and use pink decorations for it, as well.

8. An Interesting Wall Installation for a Modernistic Look

@lordd_products

If your home follows a rather modern design, this idea is just for you. You can install wooden blocks on one of the corners of your wall and integrate some LED lights on them.

This modernistic installation will resemble a Christmas tree and will add to the modern look of your home. Make sure to also add a wooden star on top of the ingenious Christmas tree.

9. Macrame Wall Installation to Complement a Modern Design

@anchorcrafting

It is an intriguing idea to set a wooden installation on your wall and hang a beautiful macrame star decoration on it. Surround the installation with fairy lights for maximum festivity.

Macrame decorations are a stunning way to showcase your free spirit and your creative drive. Such a decoration is perfect when you don’t want to strictly follow all Christmas decor traditions.

10. A Christmas Tree Composed of Letters for a Sophisticated Look

@housebymia

Christmas is all about getting together with family members and celebrating the connection we have with them. Furthermore, it is a holiday in appreciation of the art of storytelling.

Therefore, composing a Christmas tree from letters or book pages is an incredible way to show this aspect of Christmas and strongly adds to your home space’s visual appeal.

11. An Artsy Christmas Tree as a Creative Expression

@aruba_online_shopping_mall

Another interesting Christmas tree idea is to install horizontal garlands on your wall in ascending order and decorate them with baubles to resemble a real Christmas tree.

In this way, you can create an original holiday decoration that would be a great conversation starter and a beautiful way to express yourself and your creativity through your home decor.

12. “Welcome” Christmas Signs for a Festive Feel

@iliadis_alexandros_decoration

If you have chosen a modern interior design for your home space, these “welcome” Christmas signs would be the perfect addition to your decor.

Choose something colorful and inviting to add to the festive atmosphere. Such a small detail could be of significant value for the look of your home and turn it into a brighter space.

13. A Visionary Wreath as a Bridge Between Easter and Christmas

@danaliashenko

You can hang an innovative wreath on your wall that combines natural materials like wheat and berries as a versatile decoration that could transition between Easter and Christmas celebrations.

Wheat usually serves as a symbol of abundance and harvest, which connects the blessings of both Easter and Christmas. You can use it as a bridge between the two holidays.

14. Macrame Star Wall Decorations for a Bohemian Aesthetic

@viva_home_design

Macrame decorations add a certain softness to a place and enhance its natural look. You can go for macrame star wall hangings for your Christmas decor to reach a Bohemian aesthetic.

In this way, you can strive away from the traditional Christmas decor and follow a decor path of more freedom and elegance, while still evoking a festive spirit.

15. A Creative Art Installation to Seal Up Christmas Spirit

@missknottie.macrame

You can improvise with a creative art installation in your living room that best encompasses all of the main features of Christmas in a unique way. Through it, you can seal up the Christmas spirit.

String a big stick to your wall that holds crystal clear baubles, bead stars, and dried orange and cinnamon. This idea is bold but pretty much worth it for such an advanced art installation.

16. A Simple Hanger As a Gallery of All Your Beloved Christmas Traditions

@_panrys_home_

You can leave a piece of yourself everywhere you go and in everything you touch. Therefore, you can turn a simple hanger into a gallery of all the Christmas traditions you love and follow.

Get decorative items that resemble these traditions and hang them on it for a beautiful showcase of your personality. You can add books, stars, wreaths, and anything that lifts your spirit for the holiday.

17. A Simple Wooden Wall Decoration for the Hallway

@deals_fh

In case you don’t feel that creative this Christmas, you can still get a lovely wooden wall decoration and place it in your hallway for a welcoming feel.

It doesn’t have to be something bold – on the contrary. You can strive for simplicity in design and still have a lovely outcome that will change the ambiance in your home into a more festive mood.

The hearth represents the soul of the home and it shows the owner’s personality and strive. Decorate your fireplace mantel in an ingenious way that best shows your creativity, and feel the Christmas spirit with a festive decoration.

Here are some Christmas mantel decor ideas to bring holiday cheer to your hearth.

1. Big Christmas Garland to Welcome the Holiday

@christmastime50

You can welcome Christmas into your home by decorating your fireplace mantel with a big garland full of green leaves, red baubles, and plaid ribbons. You can also wrap some fairy lights around the garland.

This idea would make your hearth a focal point and draw the attention of your guests to your creativity and handiness in making the garland decoration.

2. Gilded Mirror to Enhance the Elegance of the Holiday

@suzannezinggstyle

Gilded decor elements bring a certain ambiance to a home space and enhance its elegance. A gilded mirror is the perfect way to decorate your fireplace mantel in a stylish way.

Make sure to stick to the gilded elements and decorations to reach a certain level of coherence and texture. You can also add gilded baubles to the garland and get gilded taper holders.

3. A Christmas Sign to Brighten the Mood

@thehumblehaven

What better way to invite Christmas into your home than placing a big Christmas sign above your hearth? Choose a fitting sign that would best showcase your personality and creative strive.

Make sure to decide on a sign that would best match the color palette of your furniture and the hearth decor because it would serve as a focal point in your fireplace area.

4. Decorative Bells to Stir Up a Festive Mood

@southern_styleandhome

Bells are one of the most common associations people make with Christmas. Therefore, they must be an integral part of your Christmas decor during the holiday.

Wrap them around your garland for an elegant complement or hang them on one or both sides of the fireplace to stir up a festive mood in your home space.

5. Traditional Nutcracker Figurines for Good Luck

@allychic

There is no Christmas decor without Nutcracker figurines. They are a traditional choice and their presence near the hearth of your home will bring you good luck throughout the upcoming year.

Furthermore, Nutcrackers are believed to protect you and your family. Moreover, they would enhance the visual appeal of your mantel display and bring coziness to your home space.

6. Ginger Jars for a Blend of Traditional and Festive Elements

@suzannezinggstyle

Ginger jars are stunning on their own, but they become a strong decor element combined with festive decoration. Arrange your ginger jars with greenery, ornaments, and ribbons.

This style also creates a beautiful blend of colors. The blue-and-white ginger jars are a striking contrast to the usual green and red color palette of Christmas decor and this blend enhances the visual appeal.

7. A Decorative House Above the Fireplace Mantel

@stonemountaincastings

It is an interesting idea to place a decorative house above the fireplace mantel. Choose one that best suits your room decor and its color palette.

This decorative house will be an intriguing complement to your festive decor and will further enhance the coziness of your home space, which is most needed during the holidays.

8. Add Decorations of Santa’s Reindeer for a Festive Mood

@beyond_gray

Adding a decorative reindeer would bring a more festive mood and would be an interesting addition for the youngest of your family. Make sure to keep a reindeer decor pattern for a harmonious design.

Such a decoration will be the perfect complement to the traditional Christmas decor of your fireplace mantel. Furthermore, it perfectly sets the mood for the storytelling part of the holiday.

9. An Ingenious Decorative Use of Bell Jars for a Touch of Elegance

@somuchbetterwithage1

If you wish for an interesting decor idea that is out of the box, this is just the one for you. Put different festive decorations in beautiful bell jars in various shapes and forms.

You can place some decorative presents, Christmas tree figurines, and artificial snow in there. This idea will make your fireplace mantel look stylish and it would add a touch of elegance to your home space.

10. A Portrait of Santa Claus as the Face of Christmas

@birchlanebyjennifer

Placing a portrait of Santa Claus is an endearing idea that would bring a lot of joy to the youngest ones in your family. Furthermore, it would set a festive mood along with all the other Christmas decorations.

You can also add a Christmas epistle or some kind of affirmation next to the portrait to remind you of something you find relatively important for the festive season.

11. Focus on the Candles to Light Up the Christmas Spirit

@prettyandprintedshop

There is no such thing as too many candles when it comes to Christmas decor. You can add various types and sizes of taper candles on the fireplace mantel for a unique feel.

Follow a pattern so as not to make it look too chaotic and unorganized. By placing many candles on the hearth you can undoubtedly light up the Christmas spirit in your home.

12. Minimalistic Hearth Decor for a Sense of Elegance

@thenoviceblog

If you prefer a minimalistic design for your hearth, you can focus on just a couple of paper stars and paper Christmas trees, and a small green garland scattered with orange slices.

Furthermore, you can add some simple candles and a couple of baubles in neutral colors hanging from the mantel for the perfect minimalistic mantel display.

13. A Vintage Chair Near the Hearth for Fairytale Reading

@suzannezinggstyle

A vintage wooden chair with intriguing padding and curved legs is the perfect piece of furniture to place in front of your Christmas-decorated hearth. It is a place of warmth and magic.

Therefore, one could get inspired by the festive decorations and fall into the beautiful trap of fairytales or turn to the art of storytelling with loved ones all around.

14. Vintage Wall Chandeliers for a Feeling of Sophistication

@serendipityrefined

Vintage wall chandeliers above your hearth can be the perfect complement to your fireplace mantel, creating a focal point that exudes sophistication.

Make sure to integrate the vintage wall chandeliers well with your festive decorations and with your furniture and overall room design, as well.

15. Small Decorative Christmas Trees Around the Hearth

@athomewithastra

If you have a big hearth at your disposal, you can integrate additional decorative Christmas trees that will enhance the festive atmosphere and will serve as beautiful additions to your decor.

Make sure to place two of these small decorative Christmas trees on each side of the hearth for a balanced look.

16. Decorative Stars as a Focal Point to Your Mantel Display

@little_edwardian_semi

The star is a main symbol of Christmas and as such, it must be present in your home decor, as well. You can integrate different kinds of fairy lights with star shapes, or paper stars.

Make sure to bring the focus to the decorative element of the star in your festive decor. It will serve as a strong focal point to your mantel display and will evoke positive commentary.

17. Focus on a Red Color Palette for a Joyous Christmas

@round_hill_nest

If Christmas was a color, it would be red. You can freely stick to this color palette in appreciation of Christmas and the joyous emotions it brings.

Combine red ribbons, Christmas stockings, and baubles with elegant gilded elements for balance. In this way, you can evoke festive emotions in your guests and feel the Christmas spirit even more.

18. White and Gilded Decor Elements for a Delicate Christmas

@sunnygacharm

If you are not a fan of the overwhelming red in the Christmas decor or the abundance of different colors and elements, this delicate idea is just the right one for you.

You can stick to elegant white, silvery, and gilded baubles for your Christmas tree and gilded figurines and white elements for the fireplace mantel. In this way, you can achieve a delicate mantel display.

19. Christmas Figurines for an Elevated Style

@loveyourhomeeveryday

Integrate a variety of Christmas figurines including Santa, or some Christmas angels. Choose a figurine that represents you and your emotions about the holiday.

Place the figurines on the very top of your mantel display to make them a strong focal point in your decor. Surround them with garlands and candles for an elevated style.

20. A Beautiful Christmas Wreath for a Festive Mood

@kerrys_krafts_things

Wreaths are one of the most common and effective ways of bringing the festive mood to life in your home space. Therefore, a beautiful Christmas wreath is of utmost importance for your mantel decor.

Opt for a Christmas wreath that both combines and complements the color palette of your other mantel decorations. By placing a wreath above your hearth you can create a cozy festive ambiance.

21. Artificial Snow to Invite the Christmas Spirit Into Your Home

@shabbyandsewmuchmor

The first snow is one of the most expected events from young and old alike. What better way of inviting the Christmas spirit into your home space than sprinkling some artificial snow around?

You can place the snow on top of the fireplace mantel or in front of the hearth to create an interesting balance between the natural elements of fire and water.

Christmas decorating is only complete with some festive outdoor Christmas decorations to showcase your holiday spirit to neighbors, family, guests, and passers-by. 

From evergreen garlands, wreaths, and trees to Christmas lights and ornaments, you can craft a cozy outdoor space that sparks joy to anyone who crosses its path. 

Whether you like a simple polished exterior or prefer a statement-making one, these outdoor Christmas decoration ideas will inspire you to transform your home’s exterior into a blissful winter wonderland.

Take a look!

1. Illuminate Your Outdoors with Bright Christmas Lights

@squiresfarmhouseliving

The black-and-white palette of this home’s exterior provides an excellent backdrop for simple Christmas decor to stand out.

Evergreen wreaths, a garland, red throw pillows, and miniature Christmas trees add a wintry, lustrous look, while string bare bulb lights highlight the roof with a cozy Christmas feel.

2. Add Texture and Dimension to a White Exterior

@remingtonavenue

Even with subtle hints of Christmas decor pieces, you can still transform your outdoors into a winter wonderland.

This gorgeous white home uses an oversized red ribbon to add a splash of color and wreaths with red ribbons to embellish the windows. Topiaries sit on rustic stone stands in this snow-covered front yard, highlighting the path with a farmhouse feel.

3. Enhance Your Porch with Glitzy Glam

@karleegailbowman

The Santa statue and the sparkly baubles and greenery garland on this porch bring the magic of Christmas to life.

Some felt candy canes, evergreens, and Christmas ornaments create a rustic farmhouse nook, while string lights on the roofline provide a glowy look that enhances this front porch’s winter look.

4. Breathe Life into Your Facade with Greenery

@serenaandlily

The garland on the balcony, evergreen planters, and wreaths with red ribbons add a grand look to this lavish white exterior.

Copper-toned wall lanterns bring texture to the cozy design and provide a soft glow during winter nights.

5. Enjoy Memorable Moments with a Magical Scene

@christmasnewss

This porch looks like an enchanting scene from a movie or fairytale!

Candles in lanterns and glass cloches enhance the ambiance of this eerie porch, while warm string lights add a more cozy glow. Miniature Christmas trees around the patio and decorative fruits improve the woodland theme.

6. Embellish Your Porch with a Scandinavian Feel

@crooked_little_house

Christmas wreaths are one of the most straightforward holiday decor items to spruce up your space.

This glamorous evergreen wreath with a beige-toned ribbon brings a chic Scandinavian vibe to this front door. A lit miniature Christmas tree and evergreen planters give a subtle nod to the minimalist holiday front porch decor.

7. Add Color and Contrast with Wreaths

@kristynewengland

Your windows are some of the best places to hang your wreaths and bring that festive spirit.

The wreaths on this house’s windows bring more contrasting color to the dominantly white-themed home and are matched to create a cohesive design.

8. Let Your Christmas Lights Do All the Talking

@christmasstori

The enchanting allure of these Christmas lights transforms this house’s facade with their calm, cozy radiance.

The windows have been left without curtains to match the exterior and interior using subtle glows, making this house a focal point in the neighborhood.

9. Create a Magical Aura with Aglow Christmas Decorations

@potterybarn

Welcome guests to your home with an enchanting display of fairy lights.

The miniature trees, rattan globes, and deer figurines light up the pathway with the soft glow of fairy lights, while candle lanterns help add more light. Some seasonal greenery in a garland and wreath brings the festive spirit to life.

10. Make a Statement with Classic Christmas Decor

@londoneventflorist

The classic Christmas decorations bring a nostalgic and timeless ambiance that adds a touch of contemporary elegance to this front porch.

The oversized greenery garland draped with fairy lights, huge nutcracker figurines, colorful Christmas ornaments, and the door wreath evokes whimsical wonder that will surely impress anyone who sets their eyes on this porch.

11. Achieve Minimalist Elegance with Christmas Lights

@gerrardbuilders

A minimalistic approach to Christmas decorating is an excellent way of creating a picturesque scene without too much effort.

Fairy lights drape trees and bushes in this luxurious landscape, bringing a touch of style and warmth that adds visual appeal to this majestic home.

12. Turn Your Porch Light into a Focal Point

@plant_parenting

The evergreen garlands lit with fairy lights give this light fixture a festive Christmas makeover, turning it into a charming centerpiece.

Another garland adorning the door complements the creative design and adds color with radiant red bows.

13. Create a Winter Wonderland with Frosted Christmas Trees

@christmasjoy_365

This pair of flocked Christmas trees creates a wintry wonderland on this front porch.

The Christmas lights elevate the snowy look further, filling the space with a delightful aura. Rustic wooden bases match the color palette of the porch, unifying this modern farmhouse look.

14. Elevate Your Porch with Christmas Lights on House Exterior

@christmassgram

Consider having a Christmas tree on your patio this Christmas; you won’t be disappointed at all!

The glimmering Christmas lights on this tree and hanging on the ceiling fill the space with holiday season wonder and elevate the cozy wintry scene.

15. Bring the Christmas Magic to the Forest

@lights4fun

The flocked evergreen garland, wreath, and planters on this front porch bring Christmas cheer to this farmhouse exterior.

Christmas lights adorn the frosted greenery, turning this woodland cabin into a rustic winter wonderland.

16. Consolidate Your Outdoor Decor with Wreaths

@hostprettyhostoften

Decorating your outdoors for the Christmas holidays is effortless; you need only take advantage of the seasonal colors.

A wreath suspended with a red ribbon hangs on this elegant wooden gate, complementing the gate’s muted shades of sage. Similar hanging wreaths with yellow flowers spread the design across the lush yard.

17. Embrace a Rustic Approach to Outdoor Christmas Decor

@countrylivinguk

Every corner of this rustic farmhouse’s exterior features the Christmas spirit, from gifts and woven and rattan baskets to the wreath and Christmas trees.

A greenery garland with a modicum of fairy lights decorates this rustic awning, while baubles on the tree and the bow on the wreath add some color. A vintage wheelbarrow acts as the tree stand, enhancing the rustic farmhouse theme.

18. Go Big with a Lustrous Garland and Christmas Tree

@mimibelleevents

This oversized garland uses different shades of green and red for an unconventional take on traditional outdoor Christmas decorating ideas.

A vibrant red bow acts as the focal point, and a gigantic tree with similar colors continues the theme from the interior, creating a coordinated look.

19. Achieve Simplicity with Neutral Colors

@maggiegriffindesign

Adding a neutral color palette to your Christmas decorations is the perfect way to create a simple, minimalist space with a homey feel.

The greenery garland on this industrial farmhouse archway uses brown fauna to create a neutral holiday porch. Ceramic vases on a rustic wooden console table enhance the vintage vibe.

20. Personalize Your Outdoors with Minimal Christmas Decor

@winterwonderworld_

These evergreen wreaths infuse this stunning white wooden gate with a sprinkle of cozy Christmas magic, taking this simple exterior to a whole new level.

A lamp post and a bollard light fixture provide a warm glow that adds exquisite elegance to this snowy landscape.

21. Brighten Up Your Facade with Christmas Lights

@christmas._passion

The Christmas lights on the kitschy garland, wreath, and roofline animate this farmhouse exterior with modern glam.

Lampposts with evergreen garlands illuminate the pathway, while red fabric garlands and berries add a dash of color.  

22. Create a Calming Front Porch with Green and Gray

@townandcountryhouse

This cascading garland evokes a simple Scandinavian feel on this gray facade, with wreaths and a greenery garland on the rails spreading the aesthetic further.

Uniformly spaced string lights light up the roofline, highlighting the rustic farmhouse’s architecture.

23. Add Vintage Flair to a Porch with Outdoor Christmas Decor

@winterwonderworld_

Adding vintage elements such as galvanized planters and rustic lanterns is the way to go if you prefer a rustic style for your outdoor Christmas decorations.

The fairy lights on the rustic potted Christmas trees produce a charming glow that draws the eyes to this farmhouse-themed porch.

24. Customize Your Garland with Oversized Decorations

@bellwayjoiner

Christmas is all about fun, and taking a maximalist approach to your holiday decor ideas is a great way of expressing oneself and having a joyous time while at it.

This whimsical cascading garland is draped with oversized baubles, candy-themed ornaments, gingerbread men decor, a red bow, and fairy lights, creating a visually appealing Christmas vignette.

25. Enjoy Christmas Holidays with Unconventional Colors

@meredithlewis05

This industrial farmhouse facade escapes the traditional red-and-green holiday color scheme and embraces a white and blue palette.

A stunning wreath of small white pumpkins and china ornaments adorns the black front door, while beautiful china vases and white pumpkins create an enchanting pathway. Splashes of greenery from topiaries, planters, and trees bring this rustic space to life.  

26. Enchanting Christmas Doorway Display

@decorhomeideas

This front porch showcases a perfect blend of rustic charm and festive elegance, transforming the entrance into a winter wonderland.

The dark wooden door is framed with lush, green garlands adorned with twinkling lights, casting a warm and inviting glow. A wicker basket hangs on the door, filled with frosted greenery and white flowers, adding a natural touch.

Flanking the entrance are two frosted miniature Christmas trees in wooden crates, decorated with subtle lights, enhancing the holiday spirit. Black lanterns with tall, white candles sit beside the doorway, completing the cozy and festive ambiance.

If you’re not in the mood to have a bushy tree in your house this holiday season, a wooden Christmas tree is the perfect alternative!

Wooden Christmas trees are becoming increasingly popular, transforming homes with their natural, splendid holiday display. They work perfectly indoors or outdoors, and you need only some wood scraps and a bit of creativity to get your project going.

Even better, you can find cheap wood, such as pallet wood and 2x4s, in various outlets if you don’t have general scrap wood at hand.

Today, we’ve decided to share 25 creative wooden Christmas trees DIY ideas that will bring a rustic feel and transform your space with vintage refinement.

Take a look!

1. Top it Off with a Wooden Clothespins Star

@homeatbumblecottage

A greenery garland adorns this rustic, weathered wood plank Christmas tree, giving it a lively and sparkly touch.

White imprints of star decor act as ornaments, with a creative, wooden clothespin star topping off the tree with an ingenious festive touch.

2. Add Festive Charm with Your Mugs

@remus.lupine.lily

Adding Christmas lights to your wooden Christmas tree is an excellent way of creating a wonderful centerpiece.

The string lights on this wood pallet Christmas tree evoke a warm, soft glow while the cups act as ornaments, giving it that full masterpiece effect.

3. Personalize Your Porch with a Rustic Christmas Tree

@beckches

This farmhouse-inspired porch uses classic rustic Christmas decor to bring a homely ambiance.

A Christmas-themed burlap sack serves as the tree base for this whimsical wood Christmas tree, while plaid ribbons bring some color to the design. Firewood, a vintage sleigh, and other rustic decor enhance the farmhouse theme.

4. Create a Rustic Entrance with Wooden Christmas Trees

@ironwood_nc

Why settle for one tree when you can have three?!

This trio of wood pallet Christmas trees will adorn any indoor or outdoor nook you place them in. Having them in different heights is great for creating dimension.

5. Create a Traditional Holiday Look with Colored Wooden Trees

@ensminger_79

Your wooden Christmas trees don’t have to be gloomy and dull.

With a little paint job, you can transform them into radiant decor pieces that will add merry to your holidays.

6. Go for an Elegant Monochromatic Touch

@jo.and.co.rustic

The natural wood finish of this minimalist Christmas tree and star makes them lean more toward a Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic.

Miniature string lights illuminate the tree with a subtle glow while ingrained stars give it that Christmas flair.

7. Spruce Up Your Table with a 3D Display

@jennifersteer

Make your wooden Christmas tree the talk of the day with a 3D design.

This creative Christmas tree uses wood planks of different lengths to give it that extra-dimensional view. A garland of string lights makes it stand out even more.

8. Brighten Your Porch with Wall Christmas Trees

@kevs__creations23

For a more unconventional take on wooden Christmas trees DIY ideas, use your tree(s) to adorn your walls.

A modicum of colorful fairy lights drapes these rustic wooden Christmas trees, instantly elevating this house’s industrial farmhouse exterior.

9. Add a Mid-Century Modern Feel with Your Tree Decor

@christyg717

This chic wooden tree uses classic Christmas decorations, creating a warm, nostalgic feel.

The string lights brighten the tree with an elegant, rustic feel.

10. Create an Enchanting Look with Black

@rickriley08

To stand out from the rest of the crowd, use a bold color on your wooden Christmas tree.

The black on this creative wooden tree utilizes the light from its surroundings to become even more prominent and acts as a perfect backdrop for other Christmas-themed decor.

11. Welcome Your Guests with a Massive Wooden Tree

@caravancorrespondent

Let your guests walk into a festive holiday environment with your wooden Christmas tree.

The light natural wood finish on this outdoor Christmas tree gives it a warm rustic feel while the different colored fairy lights add color and sparkle.

12. Bring Some Life to Your Tree with Planters

@lauriemasters

Make your wooden Christmas tree more eco-friendly by turning it into a lovely planter!

Small galvanized planters hang on this slender wood tree, and two garden lamps are the primary light source. Once your plants or flowers grow, your tree will become the epitome of rustic Christmas elegance.

13. Cozy Up Your Porch with Wooden Christmas Decor

@sociallyawkwardkatie

Classic Christmas decor should always be in your holiday decorating plans – they are very easy to style!

White bright LED lights illuminate the tree and surrounding accents in this cozy festive corner. A lovely red bow acts as the topper, while some red poinsettias, a Rudolph the Reindeer figurine, and a snowman-themed wood art adorn the snowy tree skirt.

14. Achieve Minimalism Elegance with Symmetry

@maryhodgie

The wooden Christmas trees in this design use symmetry to achieve a clean, cheery look.

The string lights on both trees have a similar pattern, creating a cohesive look. Pinecones at the trees’ bases enhance the scene’s rustic theme.

15. Embrace the Holiday Spirit with a Tinsel Garland

@briandeadly43

This lush tinsel garland brings the feeling of a real Christmas tree to this crafty wooden Christmas tree.

The globe string lights add a glamorous touch to this woodland-themed tree, while baubles complement the garland and add color.

16. Elevate Your Wooden Christmas Trees DIY with Fabric

@thenestchardon

The buffalo check ribbons on these weathered wooden Christmas trees provide a rustic feel that works excellently in traditional settings.

The ribbons contrast perfectly with these whitewashed wood trees, adding color and breaking up the palette nicely.

17. Make a Statement with Your Wooden Christmas Tree

@minaspipinsbook

Don’t be afraid to take the maximalist approach for your wooden Christmas trees DIY ideas: it’s a great way to add color and shine that will brighten your holidays!

String lights, faux snowflakes, gnome decor, and figurines give this tree a polished feel, adding warmth to this modern space.

18. Pair Black and White for a Contemporary Look

@nanniebobbin

Pair your wooden Christmas tree with a creative wooden snowman for a full-on woodland-themed Christmas holiday.

This black wooden tree acts as an extra decor element for the already draped greenery trees in the background and contrasts nicely with the black-and-white wooden snowman.

19. Bring a Magical Holiday Touch with Faux Snow

@miss.kay.86

The warm string lights and hanging snowflake accents add instant rusticity to this simple wooden Christmas tree.

A faux snow tree base gives the tree a wintry feel and adds color to the muted palette.

20. Celebrate the Holidays with a Wooden Centerpiece

@jessehogue

The distressed wood used for this wooden Christmas tree makes it a notable focal point in this yard.

This idea is a great example of achieving rustic Christmas elegance with a simple DIY wooden tree.

21. Enhance Contrast with Wooden Slats

@ninjasuzi

This remarkable wooden Christmas tree combines wooden slats of light and dark grain color to create a beautiful contrast that elevates this porch with a contemporary rustic feel.

A rustic, dark-colored wooden star rests at the top of the tree, while a light-colored wooden square base gives the tree a soft, rustic feel.

22. Add Sparkle with Colored Wooden Christmas Trees DIY

@kevs__creations23

For a bold, colorful Christmas look, try going for colored wooden Christmas trees.

Wooden Christmas trees are perfect for rustic, whimsical decor and are easy to decorate. Top your tree with a bright-colored star and incorporate string lights to add some festive glam.

23. Create a Charming Christmas Display with Wooden Trees

@garycollinsphoto

Embellish your porch with wooden Christmas trees of different wood finishes to add soft, rustic touches to your holiday decorating.

This pair of wooden Christmas trees bring rustic Christmas energy to this outdoor space, with some planter accents breathing some life into the setup.  

24. Add Plants for a Unique Holiday Look

@garden_beautiful_perth

Provide some company to your wooden Christmas tree with touches of nature for a natural, lively feel.

The Monstera plant collection in this vibrant nook adds the much-needed color for the wall Christmas tree to stand out. Hanging metallic ornaments add sparkle to the tree, and the string lights lend a slightly rustic feel with their warm glow.

25. Achieve a Rustic and Stylish Look with Different Patterns

@hdepratt

Take it up a notch and use different-patterned wooden Christmas trees for a contemporary woodland-themed holiday.

Evergreen plants with radiant red bows and galvanized planters complement these modish wooden Christmas trees, creating a rustic look that works like a charm on this cozy porch. 

26. DIY Wood Christmas Tree 2×4

@woodcraft

This DIY wooden Christmas tree offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern simplicity. Crafted from sturdy, natural wood, the design features a triangular frame that evokes the classic silhouette of a Christmas tree. One tree is left in its natural wooden finish, highlighting its warm, earthy tones, while the other is painted in a soft, pastel green, adding a subtle pop of color.

Adorning the front tree are delicate pine cones, sprigs of evergreen, and eucalyptus leaves, bringing a touch of nature indoors and infusing the decor with a festive, woodland aesthetic. Perfect for a cozy corner or as a centerpiece, these trees make an elegant, eco-friendly addition to any holiday setting.

After you’ve finished decorating your interiors, it’s only fair to provide a similar holiday touch to your outdoors.

One way of creating a vibrant outdoor display is through sparkly porch Christmas lights. Whether a garland draped in fairy lights or a vestibule filled with festoon bulbs and LED lights, porch Christmas lights will bring a glamorous touch that will impress guests and passers-by.

We’ve compiled 25 charming porch Christmas lights ideas that will provide an extra sparkle and increase your front porch or yard’s holiday curb appeal.

Take a look!

1. Create a Festive Christmas Porch Display with Frosted Decor

@luke_at_glebe_cottage

This wintry front porch Christmas light display features layered lighting, from the fairy lights in the frosted evergreens in planters, the garland, and a door wreath to the hurricane lanterns filled with LED pillar candles to illuminate the pathway.

The firewood enhances the modern farmhouse vibe of the porch. 

2. Add Visual Interest to Your Roofline with String Lights

@karleegailbowman

Christmas lights are great decor pieces for highlighting your home’s architecture.

This house uses warm-toned string festoon lights along its roofline to create dimension, giving it elegant seasonal furnishing. (Plus, at least you’ll help Santa to safely land his sleigh!)

3. Usher In Guests with Your Porch Christmas Lights Idea

@cottageonwynn

The warm Christmas fairy and string lights on the wreath, tree, and garland complement the red bows and accents on the porch, creating a tender and charming glow.

A pre-lit Christmas lamp post with a welcoming message finishes the look with a nonchalant charm.

4. Create an Inviting Traditional-Inspired Porch

@kristywicks

The string lights on the garland, miniature trees, the topiary, the wreath, and the chairs combine with the traditional colors to engulf this porch with warmth and merriness.

LED pillar candles in hurricane lanterns adorned with red poinsettias provide a soft glow, creating an alluring and festive light display.

5. Add an Extra Sparkle with Gold

@kellylouisefloralartistry

This front porch uses voluminous garlands draped with gold ornaments and tiny fairy lights to wrap the columns, creating a welcoming and festive glow.

A wreath with similar decor hangs on the door, and a massive bow ties the look, bringing heartwarming vibes.

6. Add Some Life to Your Porch with Retro-Style Decor

@homeatashville

Classic Christmas decor will never let you down!

An evergreen garland framing the door is lit with twinkly string lights and tied with cute red bows. The oversized nutcrackers match with the garland and presents, making the porch look like a Christmas fairytale come to life.

7. Use Symmetry for a Jubilant Christmas Look

@balsamhill

This porch uses pairs of lit decor pieces to create a sparkling welcome and add a playful touch to porch Christmas lights ideas.

The mini topiaries and red lanterns face each other perpendicularly, while the Christmas trees and hanging planters have a horizontal arrangement. A lit cascading garland and wreath consolidate the look, and a festive lit snowman adds an extra layer of magic.

8. Keep it Cool with Your Porch Christmas Lights Idea

This snowy white porch evokes dreamy contemporary farmhouse vibes, with practical light fixtures providing a warm glow on the patio and fairy lights highlighting wreaths on windows.

@remingtonavenue

9. Enhance Your Farmhouse-style Porch with Christmas Lights

@bloom_jennybrooks

This vintage-inspired front porch uses warm yellow string lights to add character to the greenery and fabric garland draping the door.

Pairs of mini Christmas trees, wicker-style reindeers, and a festive Christmas-themed door mat adorn the pathway, keeping in line with the traditional holiday exterior theme.

10. Highlight Black-and-White Home for Visually Appealing Look

@squiresfarmhouseliving

Simple festoon string lights follow the roofline of this black-and-white home, making a significant impact with a neat and effortless gesture.

Bright white lights illuminate the front porch, while a subtle, seasonal glow from fairy lights on wreaths and the garland balances everything out.

11. Achieve Farmhouse Elegance with Warm-toned Fairy Lights 

@glimpsesofmy.sc.home

This industrial-style farmhouse porch takes a subtle approach to outdoor Christmas lights ideas.

Topiaries on each side of the door combine with a garland embellishing the alcove, with fairy lights adding some sparkle and warmth. A red lantern, a miniature Christmas tree on a rustic sleigh, and rocking chairs with plaid pillows complete the Christmassy setting.

12. Add Color to Your Facade with Porch Christmas Lights

@jeanettepc38

This Christmas lights idea uses the windows of this house to mirror and reflect the tape lights on the pole Christmas trees in the front yard.

Colorful string lights run across the porch and accent a wreath, creating a cohesive and integrated light display. Bright white lights on a miniature tree add more visibility to this festive Christmas porch. 

13. Match Your Interiors and Exteriors

@southernlivingmag

Chic candle luminaries on the pathway and warm fairy lights on trees frame the view of this home’s massive front yard, giving it a full-on festive flair.

Similar fairy lights have been used on the interiors to match the outdoor Christmas lights, creating a gorgeously coherent display that makes this house the envy of the street.

14. Opt for LED Lights for Minimalist Perfection

@jensgatheringnest

This front porch’s bright white LED lights offer a warm, inviting glow that instills festive cheer. 

Hurricane lanterns with pillar candles have been incorporated to provide a gentle glow while the lights on the roofline illuminate the rest of the house’s facade.

15. Illuminate Your Front Porch with Layered Lighting

@littlehouseonchestnut

This farmhouse front porch is filled with warm Christmas lights on garlands, topiaries, bushes, and a Christmas tree, giving it a moody and jolly holiday feel.

The layers of lush greenery and red accents turn this front porch into a magical woodland scene.

16. Make the Most Out of Your Front Porch with Wintry Decor

@daintydressdiaries

This wintry farmhouse porch combines frosted decor and splashes of greenery with small white string lights, turning this porch into a Christmas-like movie scene.

The hurricane lanterns bring a retro-style vibe and complement the porch’s decor, creating a splendid display that packs a punch without going over the top.

17. Keep it Simple with Your Porch Christmas Lights

@beyond_gray

You don’t always have to take the maximalist approach when it comes to holiday decorating.

Keeping your front porch Christmas light ideas understated, with simple lights defining different areas of your facade, as seen in this design, can still bring festive cheer to your front door.

18. Utilize Icicle Lights to Create a Magical Outdoor Scene

@seasons4home

Cool icicle lights adorn the ceiling of this porch, adding a soft glow that animates the traditional-inspired Christmas decor with whimsical elegance.

19. Mark the Entrance to Your Home with Globe Lights

@anya_gc_elegancy

These delicate, light-up globes cast pretty patterns across the pathway of this porch and act as a visual bridge to the main light display on the evergreens.

Soft white fabric garlands and white poinsettias keep the design neutral, while hurricane lanterns on the pathway add a vintage twist.

20. Keep it Understated with Yellow Fairy Lights

@jhop5

Small whimsical touches from warm-toned fairy lights casually draping the rustic metal rod Christmas trees add charm to this farmhouse outdoor seating area.

The lights create the perfect place to sit while you sip your eggnog and enjoy the outdoors being transformed into a winter wonderland by falling snow.

21. Show Off Your Festive Spirit with an Elegant Light Display

@nearlynaturalfloral

This front porch mixes fairy and string lights to create just enough light to illuminate its facade.

The cascading garland ends at the height level of the topiaries, creating a visual illusion of continuing decor. Fairy lights in the lanterns and rustic Christmas trees echo the Christmas lights on the evergreens to complete this low-key festive setup.

22. Define Your Front Porch with Subtle Christmas Lights

@pineandprospecthome

The evergreen garlands and wreaths on this front porch stand out in the daytime thanks to a modicum of lights that add a bit of modest cheer.

A hanging wall lantern near the front door adds extra lighting to the farmhouse-style porch.

23. Let Your Garland Do All the Talking

@peppertreeliving

The brightly lit cascading garland on this front porch acts as the focal point, creating a dynamic, engaging holiday display.

Hanging lanterns accenting the garland use warm candlelight to provide a bit of contrast, while wall lanterns near the door complement the garland with their bright light.

24. Go All Out with Your Porch Christmas Lights

@under.the.mistletoe

This festive front porch takes a maximalist approach with its Christmas light ideas to create a grand display.

Lit with white pure bright string lights on the railings, columns, evergreen planters, a fabric garland, a fabric Christmas tree, and a wreath, it creates a lasting impression on any guests or passers-by casting their gaze on it.

25. Create a Dreamy, Snowy Facade with Festive Christmas Lights

@christmasmaniac

If you have a large front yard, extending your Christmas porch lighting to other areas of your facade is always advisable. This way, it’ll feel well-distributed and more expansive.

Small Christmas trees with warm string lights and a symmetrical layout highlight the pathway to this house’s front porch, making it seem like walking into a special event. 

String lights lining the roofline, columns, and garlands create a sense of depth and dimension, while the curtains are left open to consolidate the exterior with the interior.

26. Cozy Charm with Festive Lighting

@decorhomeideas

The front porch radiates a warm and inviting holiday spirit with its enchanting Christmas decorations. Garlands adorned with twinkling lights and red ribbons frame the porch, creating a festive atmosphere.

The wooden rocking chair and bench add a rustic charm, perfect for enjoying a quiet evening by the soft glow of the lights. The carefully placed wreath on the door enhances the holiday cheer, while the soft snow on the ground completes this picturesque winter scene.

27. Festive Elegance with a Snowman Companion

@decorhomeideas

This beautifully decorated porch showcases an elegant Christmas design, featuring lush garlands wrapped around the pillars and beams, illuminated by sparkling white lights. Red bows add a vibrant contrast, enhancing the festive look.

A charming snowman stands guard by the entrance, greeting guests with a cheerful presence. The cozy seating area, with its red-striped cushions, invites you to relax and soak in the holiday ambiance. Snow-dusted planters and a classic wreath on the door complete the sophisticated holiday décor.

We all love decorating for Christmas, and as the snow starts to fall and the cold creeps in, there’s no better way to get into the holiday mood than with festive, joyful Christmas decor that will make your home inviting throughout the festive season. 

Whether seeking unconventional takes on traditional themes or being a fan of modern elegance, numerous Christmas decor ideas can transform your space into a winter wonderland.

We’ve compiled 25 Christmas decor inspiration ideas to enhance a stylish and festive ambiance that’ll spark joy and leave a lasting impression on your guests. 

Take a look!

1. Add an Elegant Touch with Blush and Blue

@lovejamiev

This frosted Christmas tree uses warm-toned lights, blue and blush pink ornaments, and bows to offer a sleek, clean aesthetic that instantly elevates this dining room.

Subtle hints of beige from the rustic chairs, white and pink from roses, and light shades of blue from the rug complement the elegant tree and consolidate the whole look.

2. Bring Holiday Cheer with a Christmas Table Centerpiece

@paularogers1972

The candles, frosted evergreens, cranberries, gilded vases, and bowl create a small centerpiece that adds a dreamy and timeless feel to this space.

Red and white throw pillows carry the theme across the room, while the patterned black and white rug breaks up the space.

3. Liven Up Your Staircase with Christmas Decor Inspiration Idea

@fortheluvofhome

The foot of this grand staircase is adorned by a mini console table with frosted bottlebrush trees, a gingerbread house, a Santa figurine, glossy red lanterns, and festive Christmas messages that put a playful spin to this winter wonderland Christmas idea.

An evergreen garland with red accents runs up the staircase railing, adding color and life to the setup.

4. Make a Statement with a Voluminous Garland

@amelias_living

This voluminous garland and oversized red poinsettias, baubles, and pinecone decor create a dimensional feel in this Christmas staircase decorations idea.

An oversized ribbon decor nonchalantly drapes the wall, adding depth to the marvelous design.

5. Add a Touch of Whimsy to Your Christmas Decor Idea

@belladecoranddesign

Take a maximalist approach this holiday season and create a whimsical winter wonderland nook in your home.

Splashes of red, green, white, and silver liven up this space, filling it with festive spirit.

6. Add a Touch of Holiday Magic with a Grand Christmas Tree

@paularogers1972

A flocked Christmas tree is the ultimate decor piece for a Christmas winter wonderland-themed holiday.

White ornaments blend perfectly with the faux snow, while red ornaments and accents add a bit of color and contrast to the holiday decor. A Christmas table centerpiece ties up the look with finesse.

7. Turn Your Fireplace into a Cheery Winter Wonderland

@a.perfectchristmas

Another easy way of incorporating a winter wonderland theme in your home is going with a predominantly white palette for your Christmas decor.

Small bronze nutcrackers act as ornaments for this rustic flocked tree, whose base is adorned by rustic figurines and decor. Bottlebrush trees in glass cloches with candles on the top give the design an elegant and sophisticated look.

Miniature Christmas trees on the mantel and a cool toned art above them complete the style look.

8. Celebrate Holiday Dinners with a Neutral Tablescape

@obsessed_decor

These white and gold bottlebrush Christmas trees will surely initiate conversation during holiday dinners.

The caramel napkins match well with the chairs, while the black ceramic plates complement the black candle votives on the runner.

9. Enhance the Effect with Multiple Trees

@nearanddeer

These flocked Christmas trees bring this farmhouse living room to life, creating a sense of expectancy and serenity.

The string lights enhance the visual appeal of the rustic winter wonderland theme, creating a unique Christmas display.

10. Embellish Your Tree with Red and Gray

@doyoulikechristmasdecor

The red baubles, ribbons, and fau greenery add a touch of whimsy to this Christmas tree.

White deer figurines with cute red and white bows and an assortment of gifts with red bows streamline the look.

11. Create a Festive Feel with Garlands and Tree Decor

@homechronicles

This generous display of garlands and a frosted Christmas tree creates drama in this farmhouse entryway.

Red ribbons and blue and red baubles embellish the tree, bordered by a faux fireplace with a mirror on the mantel that doubles the effect.

12. Make a Bold Statement with Antler Chandeliers

@melissakelseyphoto

You can still make a significant impact with minimalistic decor, as seen in this idea with an evergreen table runner accented by glitter candle votives, miniature paper Christmas trees, and deer figurines.

Rustic antlers with LED lights bring a woodland winter wonderland theme and act as the focal point.

13. Take Your Winter Wonderland Theme to the Next Level

@julie.thedesigntwins

Go big with your winter wonderland-themed decor with a wintry Christmas fireplace display.

An enchanting Christmas village decorates the mantel of this fireplace with a creative window display with faux snowflakes providing a chilled backdrop. Mini Christmas trees at the fireplace’s base highlight the big tree beside them, and a vintage sleigh on the table brings a rustic feel.

14. Cozy Up Your Home with Blue and Green

@lovingmodernfarmhouse

This design’s blue ornaments and accents fill the room with holiday cheer while maintaining a calm and jaunty palette that creates a harmonious feel.

The green and blue palette pairs well with the plaid-patterned stockings, throw pillows, and the leather couch to create a cohesive look.

15. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Rustic Christmas Decor

@christmaslove365

This contemporary farmhouse living room uses subtle, neutral decor to add coziness and warmth to the holidays.

Red and white accents from the throw pillows, stockings, and small wooden Christmas trees balance out the boldness of the white color scheme. Miniature Christmas trees and a frosted garland add dashes of color while the main tree takes center stage with its rustic crate base.

16. Enjoy Breakfast with a Festive Cocoa Bar

@fortheluvofhome

The best way to start Christmas is with a hot cup of cocoa, and your coffee or cocoa bar shouldn’t be left out in your decoration plans.

Festive mugs, candies, and gingerbread decor elevate this galvanized, tiered cocoa bar, which is topped off with a red bow with holly and a “Let it Snow” message for a homey spin.

17. Impress Your Guests with Prominent Decorations

@bykoket

This Christmas tree is layered with small and large ornaments that add depth and dimension in a fun and creative way.

The red and gold ornaments on the tree combine with the oversized gold baubles and nutcrackers to create a visually exciting and dynamic display that will surely impress any guest who enters this entryway.

18. Embrace Black for a High Contrast

@junqueshack

The black candleholders, miniature tabletop faux Christmas trees, and planters create this table centerpiece’s sleek and minimalist aesthetic.

Splashes of green from evergreens and wooden furniture provide high contrast boldly and stylishly.

19. Make Your Christmas Tree the Focal Point

@lightupxmas

Simple decor touches on this Christmas tree, such as baubles, fairy lights, and bead garlands, transform this room into a Christmas hideaway with a cozy feel.

Sometimes, a tree is all it takes to create a lovely winter wonderland!

20. Enchant the Holiday Season with Unconventional Decor

@mimocadeaux

This Christmas tree incorporates mostly non-traditional Christmas decor to celebrate the art of creative expression, infusing the space with eccentric and captivating charm.

Instead of the traditional star, a nifty pink bow is the topper for this avant-garde holiday approach.

21. Turn Your Mantel into an Inviting Christmas Wonderland

@ivylane_designs

The greenery garland on this fireplace mantel adds a touch of warmth and texture to the room while evoking the Christmas spirit.

The beads, garland, and red candles add an instant Christmas refresh, and personalized red and white stockings create a harmonious and inviting atmosphere.

22. Get Festive with a Magnolia Leaves Garland

@lovingmodernfarmhouse

The mix of gold and silver on this Christmas tree keeps the design classic, with the lights and candles providing an airy feel.

A magnolia leaf garland brings a touch of nature and freshness, and white stockings refine the elegant look.

23. Create a Timeless Winter Wonderland Display

@lovingmodernfarmhouse

This flocked Christmas tree is stacked with rustic frosted decor, introducing a touch of lavishness and allure that instantly elevates the festive ambiance.

The decor matches with the room’s interior to create a singular look.

24. Bring Vintage Charm with Holiday Cabinet Decor

@cottageharborhomes

Your china can take a break from their display unit and allow the holiday season to take over.

A bead garland and wreath layer the top of this vintage whitewashed hutch cabinet. Evergreen planters and a cascading garland bring the outdoors to the design, and figurines and rustic ornaments elevate the theme. 

25. Spread Festive Cheer with an Enchanting Winter Scene

@amberlomele

Not only does this Christmas tree add a touch of grandeur to this holiday design, it also helps to spread the holiday spirit with a “Joy to the World” burlap banner.

A mini table with candle jars, a personalized mug, and a rustic wooden sign, all sitting on a plaid-patterned cloth, accents the tree. A creative “Santa’s Stash” box rests on the fabric tree skirt, adding a playful touch to the decor.

26. Warm and Cozy Indoor Christmas Display

@decorhomeideas

Step into a festive wonderland where a small, beautifully decorated Christmas tree takes center stage on a red-draped table, surrounded by neatly wrapped gifts. The soft glow of string lights enhances the tree’s delicate ornaments, creating a magical ambiance.

Beyond the tree, the warm light of a crackling fireplace invites you further into the cozy living space. A wreath adorned with red accents hangs above the mantel, adding a touch of holiday spirit. The overall scene exudes warmth and joy, perfect for creating cherished holiday memories.

Let’s explore our collection of captivating entryway table decor ideas. Each of them can brighten up this space and turn it into an enchanting part of the home.

Some of the ideas are simple to match the existing decor, others are lush to make a cold entryway spectacular.

Keep reading to view our 25 Elegant Christmas Entryway Table Decor Ideas to Welcome Guests with Festive Flair.

1. Scented Garland Idea

@victoriastrader

Add a garland with dried orange slices that give a pop of color to the greenery and also spread a lovely scent. The surface of the chest of drawers is used as a display for family photos in the holiday theme.

They complement the pile of books in the home theme.

2. Pine Tree Garland With Berries

@newbuildbecomeshome

This entryway table is used as a display for seasonal decoration. Tree statues in neutral colors stay on the lower level together with a pair of burgundy reindeer.

This color is the accent in the arrangement, seen also in the berry ornaments on the green garland above the rustic window and the trees on the top surface of the table.

3. Christmas Tree To Match The Decor

@islandgal_5homedecor

The modern ambiance of this entryway is complemented by a gorgeous Christmas tree for the winter season. It features silver and burgundy decorations in a spiral alignment.

The red hue defines also the decoration on the entryway table to create together with the tree festive atmosphere.

4. Simple Decor

@paolaa.lifedecor

Paper trees, a pair of metal reindeer, a garland with fairy lights and bells are simple but appealing decor pieces that give the entryway festiveness.

The neutral colors of the ornaments match the existing modern farmhouse interior and are complemented by the bold red color which is traditional for the Christmas holidays.

5. Elegant Decor

@thehouseofmaggie

This earth-toned Christmas decor complements the overall farmhouse style of the interior. Tree statues with different textures are aligned along the top surface of the console table to form a whimsy forest.

Tall metal candleholders and antique copper bells create a visual interest in the arrangement and add a light motif to the winter decoration.

6. Matching Garland And Christmas Tree

@jatindergrewalmua

In case your entryway is clean and simple, you can afford lush decoration. A Christmas tree in the entryway will set your entire home in a festive mood.

It has built-in lights and is decorated with gold leaves and silver organza bows. The staircase is adorned with a green garland with ornaments in the same colors.

7. Bell Accents

@paolaa.lifedecor

Jingle bells in antique shapes are the accents in this entryway Christmas decor. They are tied together with red velvet ribbons to pair with the tree ornament on the console table.

The rest of the decorations are simple and nature-inspired to cohere with the overall style.

8. Antique Flair

@myhomeinlittlesquares

In this entryway arrangement, the focal point is vintage bells tied together with a brown silk bow. The decoration on the rustic console table sets a welcoming and warm feeling with the group of lit candles.

A pair of bronze tree statues that pair with the finish of the bells stay on a pedestal made from books in the home topic. The vertical interest is continued with a large terra cotta pitch holding twigs with twinkle lights.

9. Nordic Decorations

@thekinlochhome

Scandinavians know how to make the decor very inviting and cozy and this Christmas entryway decor idea proves it.

The decoration is centered around green pine tree decorations and neutral ornaments.

The Christmas tree with white, silver and black baubles and the white star and tiny house on the console table capture a typical Christmas scene but twisted through the prism of Scandinavian simplicity.

10. Decoration to Match Industrial Farmhouse Style

@farmtotablecreations

An evergreen garland dangles down a round industrial mirror to pair with the natural bouquet in the antique vase on the console table. A retro painting pictures a winter outdoor scenery to add a nostalgic memory of the Christmas expectations and to complement the winter theme set by the garlands.

The light element and the jingle bells are inseparable parts of this entryway decor idea represented by three antique candle holders and three oversized bells.

11. Light Up The Entryway

@living_delcidly

Give the entryway an enchanted Christmas look by decorating it with a group of candles. Place them next to a lush green garland and light the candles up.

The light will reflect on the mirror on the wall and will create that typical magic for Christmas.

12. A Quote To Remember

@decorstealsandaustincreekfarmhouse

Some Christmas decorations are inspired by the Christmas carols. They can be in the shape of a sign or a banner. In this rustic arrangement, a quote from a carol is inscribed on a sign in a weathered frame.

The rest of the decorations are inspired by nature.

13. Nature-inspired Decoration

@downingsistershome

This minimalist decoration is perfect for the size of the entryway. It features a short pine tree and smaller decorations in white and black.

Keeping the color palette simple and neutral lets this small entryway feel airy and at the same time festive.

14. A Wreath To Hint That Christmas Is Coming

@myninetieshome

If you prefer delicate decorations that subtly hint that a season is coming, try this entryway decor idea.

The arrangement consists of a small pine tree wreath with a velvet bow, a pair of candles and a basket with a throw. They all highlight that winter has come.

15. Hang A Wreath On The Door

@acquired_by_andrea

In an interior that has a character, be moderate with the Christmas decor or otherwise the space will feel too overwhelming.

In this entryway decor idea, the Christmas decor consists only of a pine tree wreath with an orange slice and a red bow. Despite its size, its colors and look bring a festive mood.

16. Add Fairy Lights

@thislovelyabode

Fairy lights can make the simplest decoration more enchanting. In this entryway decor idea, a string of lights is woven around the pine tree garland on the console table to complement the twigs with built-in lights held by the rustic vase.

17. Subtle Decoration

@our_rosebury_home

In this neutral entryway decor, the winter theme is highlighted with subtle ornaments tucked among the existing decorations. A small reindeer porcelain figure stays on the lower level of the console table together with a tiny wooden tree.

On the top level, there is a tiny village house and a small Christmas tree. Compared to the rest decor elements, these are very small but they stand out by being in the Christmas theme.

18. Red, Green And White Decoration

@decorwdrea18

The traditional red, green and white colors make this entryway cheerful for the coming Christmas holiday.

The decorations complement the existing farmhouse decor and give it a character.

19. Cabin-inspired Entryway Decoration

@theroaringcreekhome

A lovely pair of reindeer figures looks at an oversized wreath decoration hanging from the coat rack of this entryway.

The traditional green wreath basis is decorated with a bow from buffalo plaid holding two antique bells.

20. Welcoming Decoration

@decorsteals

If you prefer a subtle Christmas decoration for the entryway, check out this inspiring idea. The Christmas ornaments match the style and the colors of the existing entryway elements.

Only the red color is an exception, added to instantly anchor the winter theme in the arrangement.

21. Nutcracker Decoration

@knightndaydesigns

This tall nutcracker statue stays as a guard of the home. Next to it, there is a pair of lanterns with green and red decorations.

The staircase continues this trend with a long evergreen garland with ribbon accents from red and buffalo plaid patterns.

22. Black and Gold Decoration

@rusty_7s

The ornaments in this Christmas entryway decor idea are kept in the black and gold color combination to blend with the industrial farmhouse style of the space.

Two trees with built-in lights are placed in front of the mirror so that the light from them is doubled through the reflection on the surface.

Together with the Christmas baubles, the antique bells and the green garlands, this decoration makes the entryway elegant and cozy.

23. Green Decoration

@havrillahome

This is another great idea for a subtle Christmas decoration of the entryway.

It features two rustic containers holding pine trees, a wreath on the mirror and a small Christmas village arranged on a wooden stool. The colors are neutral to blend with the existing decor.

24. Light Ornaments

@southernlivingmag

Let your entryway sparkle with the magic spread by fairy lights and candles.

They light up the otherwise gloomy atmosphere set by the wooden planks on the walls and the neutral colors of the furniture.

25. Greenery With Red Accents

@julieneilldesignsandgraciinteriors

A simple pine tree garland with red bows is capable of making the entryway festive for Christmas.

You can place it over a mirror or on a shelf or adorn the staircase rail with it.

26. Christmas Entryway Table Extravaganza

@decorhomeideas

The entryway table is the star of this festive scene, adorned with delightful Christmas decorations that set the holiday mood as soon as you step inside. A small, perfectly decorated Christmas tree stands proudly on the table, its branches twinkling with white lights and red ornaments.

Wrapped gifts beneath add a sense of anticipation and cheer. A beautifully crafted wreath hangs on the wall above, echoing the tree’s festive spirit. The elegant garlands winding up the staircase banister, also illuminated with soft lights, create a cohesive and enchanting look.

The warm, wooden flooring and classic area rug complete this inviting holiday entryway, welcoming guests with a sense of festive splendor.

27. Festive Entryway Table Decorations

@decorhomeideas

This entryway table exudes Christmas charm, perfectly adorned to welcome the holiday season. A lush garland with twinkling lights and red ornaments graces the table, creating a warm and inviting glow. The table’s surface is elegantly decorated with a classic lamp and festive figurines, enhancing the holiday spirit.

Nearby, a small, beautifully lit Christmas tree stands beside the staircase, wrapped in garlands and topped with a red bow, adding height and interest to the décor.

The staircase banister, wrapped in matching garlands, leads the eye up to a wreath-adorned door, completing this enchanting Christmas entryway. The wooden floors and rich tones of the table and staircase provide a cozy backdrop, making this space a perfect festive welcome for guests.

“The more the merrier” is the motto we are going with and the fun and jolly side to it is that the modern Christmas décor doesn’t really have rules.

Your Christmas decorating doesn’t have to end with just your front door, living room and entryway. Why not start your morning in a festive bathroom?

With the specifics of our day-to-day life and the way we use our space, we can appreciate a festive vibe by placing our Christmas décor in places suitable for our space to be seen, this means using the perfect unexpected places that work for your space.

Here are six unexpected places to lighten up with a festive vibe and set the mood.

1. Bedroom

@home_by_two

Wreath, tree, lights and garlands, all in your bedroom! You can play around with them all in your bedroom and they are tastefully decorated to suit your style and color scheme.

Here is an example of how a bedroom with neutral hues is livened up by the Christmas decoration. Even just a wreath above your bed is enough to set the scene. Another option for your bed is to hang a garland on your headboard, it makes it look even more cozy.

A perfect place to set up a small Christmas display can be on your nightstand or dressing table. Also use twinkly fairy lights in places to create a warm and serene Christmas feel. To top it all, you could just add another tree to your home and have one in your bedroom, too.

2. Kitchen

@amywilsondesigns

Your warm and cozy place of preparation and gathering is just the place to make merry! You might be surprised how many kitchen Christmas décor ideas and decorations you can find. Any kitchen design and color scheme can be dressed to impress for the festive holiday!

You can start from taking out any Christmassy-themed kitchen items you have, even if it’s just a coffee mug or a cookie jar. Wreaths go very well on places like cabinet doors, above your stove, on chairs and as a centerpiece on your table.

Faux garlands, pine cones and a Christmas tree too! You can easily use the natural elements you have in your garden.

Festive foliage and wooden decorations are my favorite accent.

A natural garland made of dried fruits and pine cones is a perfect touch for that country house or rustic feel. A Christmas tree is not something for all, but since there are different sizes, you can add one in your kitchen for an extra mood setter.

Any suitable or unused countertop space is perfect for a Christmas display. A simple display of differently sized candles can add that Christmas touch.

3. Backyard

@thelittlecottagethatcould

The backyard doesn’t need to be neglected this time of the season. For some it is a place used for gathering, so you can liven it up for Christmas too.

A simple and easy way of doing so is to place twinkly lights to hang from somewhere. If you have a tree or a nice bush in your garden, you can decorate it as well.

An outdoor bench will go well with some Christmassy outdoor throw pillows for a cozy, festive touch.

4. Bathroom

@happilyeverelisa

This is the most unexpected place of all, yet it is a place that’s a mood-setter. Whether it’s the start of the day or anytime, entering the bathroom with the scents of seasonal aromas is a cozy feel.

You can give your bathroom a natural authentic touch with some faux foliage and flowers. A fresh eucalyptus can be perfect for an accent on your mirror and it will add a wonderful smell to your bathroom too.

To make it even more festive, swap out your towels and mats for Christmas-themed ones or if you want a more subtle look, you can always opt for rich seasonal colors like greens and reds.

5. Home Office

@thefreshhome

Working from home has become more popular, so why not get set for the season with a festive home office décor!

You don’t have to do much to have that joyful feel. Simply add a wreath or some seasonal greenery. An ornament or two on a shelf will also add a joyful touch. Twinkle string lights go well anywhere whether it’s your window or bookshelf and they are a good option if you don’t want to have too much scattering around.

Decorating your home office for the festive season will give your working space a more pleasant and cozy atmosphere.

6. Balcony

@simplyeverydayliving

Your balcony can be just as cozy and merry as the rest of your home. It is becoming increasingly popular to decorate your balcony, especially if you’re living in an apartment space and it’s your only open area.

Place some Christmas throw pillows and a blanket on your chair or bench and make your balcony just as warm and cozy as being inside.

If you have enough space, you can add a real tree and even without decorating it, it’s enough to make your balcony festive. Any seasonal greenery will also do and of course, some fairy lights will make your balcony twinkle with charm.

Burgundy is another regal color that is trendy in the Christmas decor. Choosing it for your Christmas decor will give it a unique character and a feeling of sophisticated taste.

Burgundy matches the pleasantly neutral farmhouse color but can also create a contrast in the modern design style.

If you are keen to include burgundy in your Christmas decorations, check out these 25 Cozy Ideas to Warm Up Your Festive Season.

1. Burgundy Accents

@acanthus.decor

The pattern of the vintage pottery displaced in the cabinet has defined the theme of this Christmas decor.

The burgundy color is mixed with metallic finishes to anchor the festive atmosphere in an elegant style.

2. Rustic Christmas Decorations In White, Pink And Burgundy

@cottageonwynn

This charming cottage corner is turned into a special Christmas decorations display. A vintage banner is stretched behind a pink-colored village on a chequered red and white table runner.

The shelf features ornaments in the same colors and a large painting of Santa as a focal point.

3. Red, Green, And Burgundy Color Combination

@antiquefarmhouse

Red, white and green are the traditional Christmas colors.

When you display decor in these colors, you instantly make the space more enchanting. In this decor idea, the traditional red color is replaced with a darker hue, which stands out against the natural green elements.

4. Subtle Burgundy Accents

@ermindacelebrates

The burgundy color in this mantel arrangement can be seen in every element. It delicately colors the edges of a leaf garland.

A large bloom stays at the end of the mantel to smoothen the coldness of the vintage metal candle holder. Dark red berries act as baubles on the tree made from maple leaves.

5. Burgundy Wreath

@mydecorspotpr

The red wreath on the blank white wall creates such a bold statement. It is paired with a pillow on the bench beneath it.

Being colored in a color related to Christmas, they hint that this festive holiday is coming.

6. Burgundy Christmas Tree Ornaments

@jorgezapataev

In this decor idea, the red baubles are the focus of the large Christmas tree.

Their number, various sizes and different textures give the tree a festive and unique look.

7. Wreath With Burgundy Berries

@disneyhome

The burgundy color in this mantel decor idea is only an accent to the predominantly red and white color combo.

Using this hue for the berries of the wall wreath makes it stand out from the rest of the decor.

8. Burgundy Poinsettias

@ourllanmoorogmoreandxxlaurendavies

If you like the burgundy color, you can implement it in your Christmas home decor with poinsettia ornaments.

The color gives the faux flowers a more realistic look. When combined with gold baubles, the burgundy color adds so much elegance.

9. Burgundy And Gold Elements

@jorgezapataev

This is another great idea of the timeless red and gold color combinations.

Especially for Christmas decor, this is one of the most eye-catching and elegant combinations.

10. Burgundy And Silver

@christmastreedecor_

The burgundy color generally looks well in combination with metallic finishes. When combined with silver, the burgundy color gives it character.

In this Christmas decor idea, these two colors are represented by baubles and ornaments on a snowy textured tree which creates a neutral backdrop.

If that was a green Christmas tree, the final look would have been overwhelming.

11. Sweet Burgundy Decoration

@everholidaybywc

Sweeten up your Christmas with merry and unique Christmas tree decorations.

The traditional red, white and red colors are twisted through the prism of the candy theme covering the snowy branches thickly.

12. Vintage Bauble In Burgundy

@victorian_christmaslady

Such a handmade bauble will make the Christmas tree so special!

Its burgundy color and the delicate lace ornaments around the painting define its regal character.

13. Lush Christmas Wreath

@artificial_hannah

Create a unique wreath to make your home ready for Christmas. Combining pine tree twigs, vines and mistletoe creates a lush green backdrop for the red ornaments.

Red roses in burgundy give the wreath elegance. Berries and pinecones, as a typical winter representative make the wreath more cheerful.

14. Vintage Mantel Decor With Burgundy Accents

@southernhomemag

Specific elements from this mantle decoration hint that Christmas is coming. The oversized pine twig garland generously adorns the marble fireplace.

The decoration is a combination of natural and fabric pieces. Flowers, berry twigs and pine cones show the beauty of nature in winter, while the plaid ribbons remind us how cozy this season is.

15. Burgundy Mantel Decor

@davidlawsondesign

The burgundy poinsettia is the focal point of this Christmas fireplace arrangement. Its burgundy color gives the faux blooms a realistic look.

Match the poinsettia wreath with other burgundy ornaments for an elegant overall look.

16. Burgundy Candles

@wudapple

You can add this royal color with small, affordable decorations such as candles.

Pair them with rustic or vintage ornaments.

17. Burgundy Paper Ornaments

@mrs_macs_home

The green and burgundy color combination is so unique!

The red hue of the paper ornaments refines the greenery’s authentic look; together they make the space so festive.

18. Christmas Wreath With Sweets

@personal.decor

IF the candy Christmas tree theme is too overwhelming, you can try this wreath idea.

The candy ornaments are combined with the traditional baubles and poinsettias.

19. Porch Christmas Decor

@christmas_70

With this gorgeous setup, you can get into the Christmas spirit from the moment you see it.

The buffalo plaid throws and red and white cushions make the space cozy and inviting.

20. Wreath With Burgundy Flowers

@homemadefromhome

The burgundy color is typical not only for the poinsettia flowers.

You can find roses and dahlias in these specific colors and use them as ornaments for a Christmas wreath.

21. Red Hues On A Staircase Decoration

@christmaswinter

The burgundy color is part of the color theme of this staircase decor. It is combined with white and green to spread the Christmas spirit instantly.

Strings of lights are woven around the natural garland to add a magical motif to the decor.

22. Small Wreath Idea With Berries

@12timbers

Three Christmas motifs combine to create a small but unique piece of decor.

The candle is a perfect addition to the decor and also as a Christmas gift.

23. Porch Decor With Red Accents

@worldmarket

The burgundy hue in this porch decor gives it a pop of color, creating an overall merrier atmosphere.

Despite the outdoor location of this nook, the blanket and the cushion make it cozy and inviting.

24. Farmhouse Decor With Burgundy Accents

@wheretwoaregathered

You can use the burgundy color to create interest in the farmhouse Christmas decor. The neutral and white furniture embraces pleasantly the simple green wreaths with a red bow.

Birds in burgundy add a pop of color to the earthy-toned Christmas tree and the centerpiece on the table.

25. Burgundy Stockings

@potterybarn

These burgundy stockings highlight Santa’s eager expectation.

They match with the subtle berry twigs on the garland on the mantel the deer head wreath, and the throw blanket pattern.

26. Elegant Burgundy and Gold Living Room

@decorhomeideas

A stunning burgundy and gold color scheme transforms this living room into a cozy holiday retreat. The Christmas tree, adorned with deep red and gold ornaments, commands attention with its luxurious ribbons and twinkling lights.

Above the fireplace, a garland brimming with matching ornaments and shimmering gold accents complements the trio of plush, burgundy stockings. The coffee table centerpiece, featuring a mix of candles, pinecones, and festive foliage, ties the room together with its elegant charm.

27. Sophisticated Christmas Dining Table

@decorhomeideas

This dining table setting exudes sophistication with its burgundy and gold theme. Crystal glassware and fine china are beautifully arranged on a crisp white tablecloth, each place setting adorned with burgundy napkins held by gold rings.

A lush garland, complete with red and gold ornaments, runs the length of the table, anchored by a large burgundy candle in the center. The backdrop features a matching wreath and candelabras, creating a harmonious and festive atmosphere perfect for holiday feasts.

28. Cozy Holiday Bedroom Retreat

@decorhomeideas

This bedroom becomes a cozy retreat with festive burgundy and gold accents. A garland draped along the wall, adorned with red bows and ornaments, adds a touch of holiday spirit.

The bed, dressed in rich burgundy and soft beige linens, invites relaxation and warmth. Small Christmas trees and string lights enhance the festive ambiance, making this space perfect for unwinding during the holiday season.

29. Festive Christmas Kitchen Decor

@decorhomeideas

The kitchen is dressed for the holidays with elegant burgundy and gold decorations. A wreath hangs proudly above the window, echoing the rich colors seen throughout the room.

The countertops are adorned with festive garlands, miniature Christmas trees, and holiday-themed kitchen accessories. A centerpiece of gold and burgundy ornaments on the kitchen island ties the decor together, creating a warm and inviting space to prepare holiday meals.

30. Warm and Inviting Living Room

@decorhomeideas

This living room radiates warmth with its burgundy and gold Christmas decor. The Christmas tree is a focal point, adorned with gold ribbons, baubles, and twinkling lights.

The fireplace mantel features a lush garland and coordinating stockings, enhancing the cozy ambiance. The coffee table centerpiece, with candles and pinecones, adds a rustic touch, making the room perfect for intimate holiday gatherings.

31. Classic Holiday Dining Room

@decorhomeideas

A classic dining room setup with elegant burgundy and gold accents sets the stage for festive celebrations. The table is elegantly set with gold-rimmed china, crystal glasses, and burgundy napkins.

A centerpiece of gold and red ornaments intertwined with greenery brings a festive touch to the table. The backdrop of an antique china cabinet and a matching wreath enhances the traditional holiday charm of this dining space.

32. Serene and Cozy Christmas Bedroom

@decorhomeideas

This bedroom offers a serene and cozy escape with its festive decor. A beautifully lit Christmas tree stands beside the bed, adorned with red and gold ornaments.

Garlands with twinkling lights and burgundy accents adorn the headboard and window, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Plush pillows and blankets in rich burgundy tones add to the comfort and holiday spirit of the room.

Enchant your home or space and have your own winter wonderland. Create a festive scene atop your mantel, bookshelf, table, credenza, or other corners of your home and create that cozy festive atmosphere.

Beautiful Christmas village displays provide a ton of family-friendly enjoyment during the holiday season.

It is a perfect mood setter that will have both children and adults taking pleasure in constructing a festive village display.

With these 21 Christmas village display ideas, you can set up an arrangement to keep the holiday magic alive, no matter how big or small of a space you have. 

1. Christmas Village

via @hernextproject

Create a Christmas village scene on any surface you find suitable with different pieces such as little houses, a church, and little figures of people, snowmen and animals. Add some fairy lighting for that winter evening glow.

You can use ready-made scenery pieces you can find in stores and add some DIY pieces of your own to make it extra special.

2. A White Village

via @athomewithmrsmoore

A simple ceramic candle house arrangement is enough to create a small village display without having too much going on.

When the candles are lit, you immediately have an enchanting glow to your snow-white village. You can always scatter battery-powered fairy lights if you don’t want to use candles.

This is a minimalist look that is perfect for neutral tones.

3. Festive In Red And Green

via @willows_attic

For Christmas, you can never go wrong with a color palette of red and green, it’s traditional. If these colors don’t go well with the color scheme you have going on, you can always try a more neutral one.

The main idea of this display is to use shelves or a spare dresser to create a village scenery with all sorts of different small Christmas elements and natural-looking frosted greenery.

This is perfect for showing off your collection if you have one.

4. A Storyteller

via @britishisleshouston

If you love Christmas stories, this is the perfect display for you. Have your favorite Christmas characters come alive!

You can buy ready-made sets or compile the elements separately all you have to do is get your snow ready.

To create your frosty surface base, you can use baking soda and shaving cream or snow spray.

5. Woody & Rustic

via @birchlanebyjennifer

Drift away from the traditional color scheme and create a woodsy rustic display with handcrafted items.

The natural beauty of rich green woodland foliage, soft wooden, burlap textures, cute handcrafted angels and trees create a wintery northern hemisphere.

Subtle copper and bronze accents and neutral, natural-colored tree decorations are complimented with a luscious green wreath and common woodland items such as pinecones, twigs and twine.

6. Cozy Winter Village

via @beauplacelikehome

Set a snowy cotton base on a side table and lay out your cute miniature Christmas village.

Use faux trees, figurines, and signage to bring the scene to life. You can use LED-lighted Christmas houses for that magical glow.

7. Christmas Corner

via @dwc_daveswoodcreations

For this display, you will need a free corner and a tiered corner shelving to layer your wintery scenes.

The moody black sides are a perfect winter night sky and the white shelves have a snowy base.

Having that ready, all you need is to get your imagination going and create your display from top to bottom. You can even use this display instead of having a Christmas tree.

8. Christmas Magic

via @thisoldbrickhouse

Create a magical Christmas atmosphere atop your credenza.

Use brassy elements like trees to accent and shine your village setup. You can display wooden or paper cutouts and closed houses. There are DIY ones available if you have time to be more creative.

For visual interest and balance to your display and different-sized pieces, it is always good to have a central piece.

9. Charming Scenery

via @kpmomintexas

Set the mood with romantic Christmas scenery.

Arrange a cute setup with a tree, snowmen, children, and other figures. To give the flat base some depth and a more realistic look add some cotton in places.

10. Natural And Woody

via @homeofthebryants

This is a very easy setup in which you can use natural items like pinecones to scatter among different-sized wooden cutout houses.

Sprinkle some fake snowflakes and add some faux frosted trees. And there you have the perfect classic setup!

11. Ladder Set Up

via @clyneandmain

Something just about every home has is a ladder. Why not use it for your Christmas display? Add shelves to it and start setting up your Christmas town shelf by shelf.

You can go for this dark look or use white shelving for snowy winter scenery.

To make all shelves seem connected, wrap the ladder with pine faux garland stringed with fairy lights for that ambient glow.

12. B&W

via @vfynes

You can say goodbye to your glittery holiday ornaments and go for a contemporary black and white décor. Reach beyond tradition and let your decorative spirit flourish in the festive world of black and white Christmas décor! 

In this black and white holiday-inspired village the houses are positioned at different heights to create dimension. For this purpose, you can use wooden boards and blocks. Add among the houses some frosted trees, wreaths and faux pine to create that winter scenery.

13. Corner Tree Village

via @dwc_daveswoodcreations

Create a Christmas tree with leveled winter holiday scenery to give life to your corner shelves.

Wrap around the frame and add the baseboards faux pine and pinecones to outline your tree shape.

On each shelf make a white base and decorate with glowy houses, figurines and trees to create a Christmas village setting.

14. Full 360 Display

via @midmaudedarn

This is an open rounded shelved centerpiece! A total 360-degree display covered in cotton and wrapped in pine garlands.

Each shelf is a village of its own which comes to life with the help of glowy houses and multi-colored lights. This display could easily be used instead of a Christmas tree.

15. Fun & Creative Village

via @nancy3511

This is a fun way to implement non-conventional items and create your Christmas Disney mini wonderland.

If you don’t seem to have a lot of items to fill the space, combine traditional houses and trees with Disneyland Christmas popcorn buckets and hats.

Display everything on top of a cotton blanket with lights underneath it to create a frosty, shimmery winter scenery.

16. Magical Village

via @bigdogediblejourney

This is a grand affair! If Christmas pieces are your weak spot, well, this is your opportunity to go all out and create a magical village.

Choose a suitable area in your home and level it in an almost amphitheatrical order with things like tiers and boxes. Cover them all with white fabric draping to the floor and get busy arranging your village.

Use as much as you have: enchanting characters, fairy lights, colorful buildings, and trees to arrange on top of faux snow. You’ll be amazed by your own Christmas Wonderland!

17. Wistful Village

via @mintybloomdesigns

To compliment your pastel, muted tones you can opt to use more natural-looking and wooden elements.

Arrange a little village with snow-dusted houses and lofty wooden trees at the sides on top of your credenza.

Place decorative elements on the wall on top, like beaded garlands and signage, to create varying heights.

18. Arctic Village

via @hillviewhomestyle

If you don’t want a more minimalistic and neutral look, this is the perfect frosty village for you!

To give the flat surface height and imitate hills, you can place blocks and cover the whole surface with a cotton sheet. Place various shades of white little houses and trees on top with reasonably enough space apart.

Elements of shimmer like a brass framed mirror, compliment your winter wonderland and add a shine to your otherwise neutral look.

19. Vignette Upon A Shelf

via @makinghomematter

You can always find some spare space on a floating shelf to create a cute holiday scene. Create a cute and cozy holiday vignette like its place was always there.

You can never go wrong with some frosty trees, ceramic houses and garland wrapped at the base. To complete the look, pop in places with some faux pine to make everything seem part of the scene.

This village display can vary from a traditional red and green to a vintage one like the one we have here.

20. An Elevating Village

via @mr_asay

A magical Christmas village on the snowy hills can be your idea of a Christmas display.

Create height on a flat surface with different-sized boxes and drape them over a snowy sheet. On each elevated surface, arrange your decorations and ornaments, put your trees on the slopes and place some sleds.

To make it all come alive, add fairy lights in places and a purple one for that whimsical out a story book scene.

21. Classic Village

via @ourpolishedhome

If you don’t want to be overwhelmed with color, you can go for this classic black and white palette and soothe the senses.

Arrange bottlebrush trees with ceramic houses of different heights over a cotton sheet. Underneath the cotton, place some lights and you will give the scene some depth glow.

22. Cozy Christmas Village by the Window

@decorhomeideas

Nestled against large, snow-dusted windows, this charming Christmas village scene exudes warmth and festivity. A collection of miniature houses, adorned with twinkling lights and holiday decor, creates a cozy ambiance.

The soft glow from the village illuminates the surrounding plush cushions and holiday-themed pillows on the sofa, enhancing the room’s festive atmosphere. The Christmas tree nearby, decorated with ornaments and lights, complements the village, making this display a perfect focal point for family gatherings.

23. Enchanting Winter Wonderland

@decorhomeideas

This enchanting Christmas village captures the essence of a winter wonderland. Centered around a majestic Christmas tree adorned with a glowing star, the village features beautifully lit houses and a serene ice-skating pond. Figurines of skaters bring the scene to life, surrounded by snow-covered trees and festive garlands.

The background fireplace, with a wreath and garland, adds a cozy touch, while the grand Christmas tree in the corner enhances the magical, holiday spirit, making it an inviting and delightful display for family festivities.

All set and ready for that Christmas dining! Its your tables turn to dress and impress. Put your tablescaping skills to good use and give your table and guests that finishing touch with a pretty napkin fold. Beautifully folded napkins set the scene for a meal to remember. A beautifully arranged napkin can easily add style and elegance to any setting. Napkins are an element of decoration too.

Remember, you don’t have to be an origami master to make an impression! There are simple and easy napkin folding ideas, so don’t hesitate and give your napkins a Christmas fold.

1. Give It A Roll

via @decoratordiva1

For this easy fold you simply have to give your napkin a roll. To keep it together tie it with some foliage in the middle or put a ring on it to achieve a similar look. If you want to have a more clean and minimalist look to your table setting you can place your silverware inside it.

2. Put On The Ring

via @thecreacionesbm

Using a napkin ring is an easy way to give your table a more elegant look. There are various ring sets to choose from but even if you don’t have one you can always DIY napkin rings with a few simple supplies. When using a napkin you don’t have to worry about having to do any complicated folds.

1. Lay the napkin out flat on the table. Pinch the center and lift up.
2. Hold napkin ring over pinched end and slide down until it reaches the center of the napkin.

3. Pop It With A Cracker

via @life_of_isatu

This year instead of buying crackers you can make your own Christmas reusable crackers. All you need is a full size cotton napkin and gorgeous velvet ribbons. Inside you place a small carboard barrel which you can fill with small fun items like after-dinner games, sweets, jewelry and more.

It’s a fun way to set the mood with a fun pop from the start!

4. A Napkin Christmas Tree

via @davenportfarmhouse_

Placing a Christmas tree in your plate is the most impressive and themed fold. Instead of using a plain color you can use patterns for personality like this plaid napkin.

If you fancy this fold you check out some tutorials.

5. Give It A Knot

via @leben_zuhause

It’s not a fancy fold but it’s suitable for any occasion. You can bring in some style and yet be casual.

1. Lay the napkin facedown. Then fold in half diagonally, leaving the point of the napkin closest to you.
2. Roll upward from the point, forming a 2-inch-wide band. Take the left and right ends upward over the center of the band, forming a triangle.
3. Fold the right side up and over the left side, pulling through to create a knot.

6. A Sophisticated Bow Tie

via @crystal.belle.home

You can never go wrong with a bow especially if you want a more formal tableplacing. Its a pretty and playful touch to your Christmas table.

1. Fold the napkin in half and half again to get a square. Fold again in half to get a rectangular shape.
2. Turn it horizontally and using a ribbon, tie a knot in the middle so it looks like a bow when placed on a plate. A foliage stem or a napkin ring will work equally well.

7. Dress Up With A Bow

via @rhodeoakhome

What’s Christmas without ribbons? Dress your plates with ribbons of style like this plaid one, but for the purpose even a plain color has the same effect. For this fold you can use a ring to keep the ribbon together.

8. Give It A Twirl

via @simplystyledinspo

In style with just a twirl, no folding needed, yet the result is a like a five-star restaurant. For this choice you simply need a fabric napkin and a fork to create the twirl. To finish off the design use elegant flatware and add knick-knacks on top.

Your knick-knacks can vary from foliage stems to dried oranges and cinnamon sticks to give a Christmassy smell.

9. French Pleat Pocket

via @thepennrenovation

Give your napkin an elegant fold and create a pocket to place your cutlery inside. The pocket is also the perfect place to tuck in a flower stem or sprig of herbs for a more organic look.

1. Fold a square dinner napkin in half, then in quarters.
2. Fold the open corner’s top layer to meet the opposite corner.
3. Turn over the napkin, fold it into thirds, and turn it back over.
4. Tuck your polished cutlery into the pocket. Add a place card or printed menu, if desired.

10. The Diamond

via @cb_creative_boutique

This fold can have a rustic or elegant look depending on your design. It’s an easy fold and it’s perfect for holding your cutlery. With this fold you can also add knick-knacks in the pocket like a bouquet instead of the cutlery.

1. Start with a crisp, square napkin. Fold diagonally to form a triangle.
2. Bring the longest side of the triangle to the center.
3. Grab the right edge and fold it one-third of the way. Then, fold the left edge over it.
4. Secure with a ribbon.

11. Accordion With A Twist

via @isysinteriors

Have a more natural yet Christmassy tableplacing with this fold. Add a natural element with a napkin ring made from pinecone, rosemary or cedar. Here is how to go about with the fold:

1. Begin with a square napkin in a diamond orientation.  
2. Make a ½-inch fold along the left side. Flip the napkin over and make another fold. Continue the accordion fold until you reach the right edge.
3. Gently slide the napkin ring towards the center of the napkin.

12. Give It A Gift Fold

via @champagne.chaos

Mimic gifts by making your napkins look like wrapped Christmas gifts. All you need is to fold your napkin into a rectangle or square and wrap it with a complementary ribbon, and tie a loopy ribbon in the middle. And there you have it!

13. An Easy Put Together

via @valley_view_visions

Whether you’re short on time or you haven’t mastered the skills of folding, this is the easiest and quickest fold.

1. Lay your napkin flat.
2. Fold in half from left to right.
3. Finish by cinching the middle of the napkin with a napkin ring or ribbon.

14. Winter Bouquet

via @ivyandpoms

Make an impression with a cute and creative bouquet fold. With this fold you need a fabric napkin, some winter foliage, you can choose real or faux, and a napkin tie to go with it. There lots of napkin ties to choose from, you can even DIY your own ones.

15. A Simple Triangle

via @charlestedinteriors

A sophisticated triangle fold is a classy choice for any table setting. In combination with a ribbon of choice and embroidered napkins you’re sure to make an elegant statement.

1. Lay your napkin flat with its good side facing upwards.
2. Pinch the middle of the napkin and lift it up. 
3. Orient the napkin properly if it’s embroidered.
4. Adjust the folds by tucking the left and right sides behind.
5. Tie a piece of ribbon around the napkin and create a bow.

Have you already decided on this year’s Christmas tree decoration?

In case you need a little inspiration to get started, we are going to show you 31 of the Most Attractive Christmas Trees to get you in the holiday mood.

Each of them is sensational and sure to give the interior the right amount of joy and merriment.

1. North Pole Road

@Dana Martin

The snowy texture of the Christmas tree is related to the North Pole Road. The beautiful tree is decorated with ornaments in pink, white and gold.

Three ornaments differ from this color palette and define a personal touch to the decoration. These are the initials of the family members placed at the front of the tree to symbolize the importance of the family.

2. Flocked Christmas Tree With Red Ornaments

@Linda Webster Gilchrist

This Christmas tree features a mixture of green and snowy textured branches. This requires simpler decoration or decoration in a color pattern.

The second approach is implemented here featuring gold and red ornaments in different hues, shapes and textures.

3. Purple and Turquoise

@May-Lin Carlos Tran

The bright and unusual color combination of this Christmas decor makes the Christmas tree so enchanting.

Purple and turquoise ornaments are mixed with white and silver decorations to cover densely the branches of the snowy tree.

The color combination matches the interior of the room and together they feel united.

4. White and Pink

@Zoe Zoe

The elegance of this Christmas tree idea is achieved by using three colors. White and pink are the accents implied with silk fabric garlands.

The ornaments have а metallic finish that matches the glare of the garlands.

5. Pure Purple

@Keshia Doinmeh Mack

Purple and silver match perfectly together in this Christmas tree decoration idea. These two colors are implied via metallic-finished, glittery and mirror-faced ornaments.

A large G initial that stands for the family name is placed at the top of the tree to add a personal touch to the arrangement.

6. Forest Theme Christmas Tree

@Martine Greveling Locsmandy

This year’s trend for decor of the Christmas tree is focused on the forest theme. This is an old theme that has been revived recently in the ornaments shapes.

You can find decorations in the shape of pinecones, squirrels, mushrooms, deer, etc. To complete the woodsy look, add logs and statues to the basis of the tree.

7. Blue Christmas Tree

@Vincent Cole

The blue color has a regal vibe that can make the Christmas tree very elegant. It looks best when combined with silver and white ornaments as done in this impressive Christmas tree idea.

These three colors can be arranged on a regular green tree and will also look fantastic together on a tree with a snowy texture.

8. Spun Glass Christmas Tree

@Anne Over

The combination of vintage glass ornaments and tinsels in the traditional red color gives this tree an inspiring classic look.

The Christmas tree is complemented by an arrangement of pine tree twigs and glass reindeer statues, fairy lights curtain and green garland decoration on the window moldings.

9. Mannequin Tree

@Dawn Buxton Tischer

If you are looking for a unique way to give the Christmas decor a statement, try an alternative Christmas tree. In this idea, the traditional tree is replaced with a mannequin whose skirt acts as a decorated tree.

The ornaments are bold in color and size and they create tiered layers that resemble the Christmas tree arrangement.

10. Retro Tree

@Heather Speck

Another approach towards the past features this gorgeous Christmas tree decorated with tons of silver tinsel, red ribbon and retro ornaments.

This combination makes the tree so merry!

11. Pink and Black

@Jennifer Aitken

This Christmas tree is so chic with the bold magenta ornaments added to the black, white and silver decoration.

Pink stands out so brightly that this tree decor idea is remembered.

12. Silver and Black

@Marilyn Lincoln-McDaniel

The subtle silver ornaments and the snowy texture of the tree act as a backdrop for the black-and-white color combination.

These evergreen colors are expressed through baubles and also together in the buffalo plaid ribbons.

13. Bright and Festive

@Shoua Yang

Make a twist of the original green and red Christmas tree combination and replace the dark green color with a lime hue.

It is so bright that it will instantly give the tree a special touch and will make the atmosphere merrier.

14. As Wide As Tall

@Cory Koehler Tebbutt

Another way to give the Christmas decoration a statement is to stake on a large pine tree.

In this Christmas decor idea, the tree is tall almost up to the ceiling and wide enough to cover a corner of the living room.

15. Neutral Themed Tree

@Rebeckah Wurzbacher

If you are looking for a Christmas tree idea for a farmhouse interior style, check out this lovely design. Instead of a skirt, the tree is placed in a wooden box with an X crossing which is typical for the farmhouse style.

Decoration is chosen in the earth color palette to match the calming natural atmosphere.

16. Winter Theme

@Lorraine Barratt

This all-white Christmas tree will take you to a fairy tale atmosphere.

Different animals peek out of the snow-textured tree to continue the natural landscape arranged at the basis of the tree. Fairy lights in white add a sparkle to the white scene.

17. Nutcracker Christmas Tree

@Deanne Keck

Another great idea to create a statement in your winter decor is to create an alternative Christmas tree.

In this idea, nutcracker and Santa statues are arranged on the staircase in a tiered pattern that resembles a pine tree.

18. Family of Trees

@Kerry Kay

Isn’t this Christmas decor creative? Instead of the traditional layout consisting of one pine tree, the author has created a small forest from pine trees.

A wide piece of white fabric stays in front of the trees to mimic snow piles. Each tree is decorated with simple silver baubles and fairy lights which gives the trees a united look.

19. Christmas Star

@Jenelle H-Man

Poinsettia is a traditional Christmas symbol and people tend to include it in the winter decor not only as a house plant but also as an ornament for the tree.

In this Christmas tree idea, large poinsettia flowers are arranged in a spiral pattern to resemble a gorgeous red garland.

20. Candy Christmas Tree

@Jeff Moralde

This amazing Christmas tree design will excite all children with the number of ornaments in the shapes of candies. The colors are limited to pink, blue and white to avoid an overwhelmed look.

21. Classic Red and White

@Dhäńg Sćhröêgër

Classic red and white Christmas tree never goes out of style. In this decor idea, the color combination is implied with small and large globes and poinsettia ornaments.

The skirt is replaced with an arrangement of faux gifts wrapped in firry fabric mimicking snow and the traditional star at the top with a bouquet of berries and ornamental grass.

22. Farmhouse Christmas Tree

@Kimberly Johnson

The way the tree has inclined sidewards gives the decor a unique charm.

The black and white ribbon replacing the traditional garland matches perfectly the existing interior and chosen in the buffalo plaid pattern enhances the coziness of this home.

23. Icy Flair

@Pamela Bradt

The texture of all ornaments on this Christmas tree is icy to complement its snowy finish.

The color palette is pastel and warm and enhanced by yellow fairy lights.

24. Gingerbread Christmas Tree

@Nic Connell

Make the Christmas tree sweet with candy ornaments! Lollipops, candy canes and gingerbread houses and gingerbread men garnish the cheerful tree.

25. Peacock Christmas Tree

@Jay Ger

For a setup that looks straight out of nature, adorn your tree with ornaments in the colors of a peacock.

Add an arrangement from feathers at the top and align faux gifts in different wrapping paper at the basis of the tree to mimic the peacock’s tail.

26. Christmas Tree Village

@Esther Lee

The traditional Christmas village is created in a non-traditional arrangement- like a Christmas tree. Layering is possible thanks to a tiered stand.

It is a clever and inspiring touch to decorate the rims on each level with a garland with woven fairy lights.

27. Gray And Copper Christmas Tree

@Georgette Arnold-Johnson

If the color palette in the room is neutral, you can add copper tones to the Christmas tree to make it more inviting.

Copper matches the gray color and the final look from the combination of these two is a warm living room.

28. All White Christmas

@Natalie Cheadle

The idea behind this Christmas tree design is to have a festive decoration that blends with the existing decor, hence the subtle white-colored ornaments.

Yellow fairy lights help the decorations stand out against the snow-covered branches.

29. Lush White Christmas Tree

@Breaa Marshee

While the previous idea featured a simpler Christmas tree decor pattern, this idea shows how to give the tree a lush overall look only with white ornaments.

The size of the ornaments and their diversity matter. In this Christmas tree idea, large poinsettia flowers alternate with rose and peony ornaments. In the place of the garland, there are glittery finished branches and white LED strings of lights.

30. Bauble Garlands Christmas Tree

@Carlene Aswat

A great way to give the Christmas tree interest is to arrange the baubles in a pattern. The ombre pattern is one of the possibilities but for it, you need ornaments in different colors.

In case you want to stick to a simpler color combination, arrange the globes in a spiral shape as if weaving the garland around the tree.

31. Turquoise Christmas Tree

@Liz Gamwell

The turquoise color is the accent of this home and it has defined the Christmas tree decoration. To smooth down its boldness, grey and transparent baubles are also added to the Christmas tree.

The final look of the tree is stunning.

32. Gnome Tree

@Carla Clough Ringer

This year we have another great Gnome tree made by Carla Ringer!

33. Christmas Tree Teepee

@Heather Hendren

Make a Christmas teepee and give your dog the best cozy place to sleep.

The holidays present us the perfect opportunity to deck out our homes with bundles of festive decor, and one way of adding some curb appeal to our exteriors is through Christmas front door decorations.

You have endless possibilities for uplifting your front porch with festive elegance; perhaps some fern garlands might do the trick, or maybe some twinkling fairy lights, or simple wreaths and vivacious ribbons to add some character. Whichever option you go for, the result is sure to impress!

So, don’t be left out admiring your neighbors’ full-blown holiday decor on their entrances. We’ve compiled 25 enchanting Christmas front door decor ideas that will beckon guests to come and visit you!

Take a look!

1. Create a Festive Swag with an Evergreen Scene

@heritagehome_huntershill

Real and faux miniature pine trees decorate planters around this house’s front door, with an evergreen garland and a wreath transforming this porch into a Christmas oasis.

Pops of red in ornaments and bows add color, while rustic wall-hanging florals and a vintage dresser bring that classic feel.

2. Add Visual Interest with Oversized Ornaments

@greenhill_renovation_

The oversized red baubles in this Christmas front door decor draw the eye to the vibrant Christmas garland, whose fairy lights add a warm, cheery glow at night.

A subtle green wreath is hung by a golden ribbon on the door, with matching ornaments to those of the garland.

3. Transform Your Front Porch into a Winter Wonderland

@sugarandcloth

A frosted cascading garland coordinates with two similarly-styled wreaths, each with multicolored miniature Christmas trees and two red ribbons, complementing the cool, misty rose pink double doors.

Symmetry is observed with other decor pieces as well, with gold-toned nutcrackers and trios of colorful bottlebrush trees pairing perfectly with this flocked set.

4. Let Your Evergreens Do the Talking

@homeswithkae

Sometimes, your front door only needs some fresh winter greens; after all, the most tried-and-true methods work best!

An evergreen garland drapes this front door, surrounded by planters with juniper trees and other evergreens that add a bit of holiday cheer to this front porch.

5. Add Festive Cheer to Christmas Front Door Decor with Red

@houserituals

The snow-dusted miniature trees and wreath on this front porch create a dreamy wintery scene.

A greenery garland festooned with string lights illuminates the black front door and decor, while some topiaries with huge red ornaments and a custom “JOY” sign add some color and festive fun to the design. A Christmas-themed plaid doormat tops things off. 

6. Go for a Rustic Woodland Theme

@victorianterrace120

Rustic pinecones spruce up this traditional green garland and wreath, giving them a sophisticated look that makes a strong first impression.

Red, green, silver, pink, and brown ornaments adorn these evergreens with bright pops of color.

7. Light Up the Way with Soft Glows

@swdbespoke

This front porch almost feels like walking up a castle in the 16th century, only that it’s bright and merrier!

Matching ornaments and string lights embellish the topiaries, evergreen garland, and the wreath, while the candle lanterns lead the way to the holiday celebrations.

8. Double Up the Festive Fun with Wreaths

@michelleborgesi

A pair of wreaths with red ribbons, holly berries, and rustic pinecones add bold decor to this double door.

Snow-covered topiaries beside the door tie the whole look together, and a frosted hanging lantern adds a soft glow.

9. Decorate in Style with Fanciful Accents

@fivepennyfloral

This whimsical leafy garland offers instant curb appeal to the decked-out farmhouse door. 

Shades of white, red, green, gold, and twinkly lights fill the porch with resonance, and a leafy green wreath on the door holds things together with a subtle touch.

10. Give Railings a Jubilant Christmas Look

@lisasummersrealestatelife

Who said Christmas front door decor is only for homeowners? Even the city folks are allowed to have some fun!

Evergreen garlands with fairy lights on this apartment’s staircase railings light up the path with unexpected brilliance, with strategically placed red bows bringing some holiday color to the decor.

11. Embellish Your Front Porch with Berries

@backyardbossnet

The holiday season is for everyone; even your pet deserves some special holiday treatment!

A pair of topiaries and rustic fern-filled planters provide symmetry, and an evergreen garland and wreath adorn the door.

Dashes of red from berries on the greenery and plaid fabric prints play up this traditional Christmas theme with a contemporary twist.

12. Add a Unique Twist to Christmas Front Door Decor

@latonyaflores_tonya

Instead of going for the usual similar pair of wreaths for double doors, this front porch utilizes two different wreaths: a bauble and a fabric wreath.

The wreaths may be of different types, but they still observe matching green, red, and gold ornaments, and the theme is echoed by the cascading garland with multicolored fairy lights and a red ribbon garland.

13. Make Your Door Visually Appealing with Red Poinsettias

@mikee_krieg

Incorporating seasonal flowers is one way of adding drama to your holiday evergreen decor.

Red poinsettias add loads of color to this wintry wreath and garland, making a simple but elegant style statement.

Fairy lights on the rustic miniature tree and garland bring a bit of warmth and texture to this super festive front door.

14. Impress Guests with a Nature-Inspired Christmas Front Door

@bentsgardenhome

The browns from the pinecones, bows, and ornaments provide a classic twist to this traditional Christmas front door decor.

A wreath with pinecones and a bow hangs on this vibrant red door, accented by a faux Christmas tree with red, brown, and gold ornaments.

A hanging sign on the doorknob and a rustic doormat convey a welcoming holiday message.

15. Utilize Red Ornaments to Accentuate Your Front Door

@luxeandblossom

If you have limited space, go big with your Christmas front door decor (and I mean literally!)

A prominent cascading evergreen garland with oversized red, gold, and silver ornaments embellishes this front door, and an enormous red bow ties the decor together.

16. Drape Your Porch with Colorful Faux Elements

@amandabarkleydesignco

Think outside the box during the holidays and use your creativity to bring some Christmas magic!

Faux Christmas trees and a garland use unconventional colors to fill this space with a lively holiday spirit.

Red poinsettia planters and evergreens breathe some life into the Christmas front door decor, while Santa-themed art completes the look in style.

17. Make Your Porch Glimmer with Holiday Fun

@annemainwaring_vanrealtor

Go overboard with baubles for your Christmas front door decor this holiday to achieve that “wow” effect.

These golden and green baubles on the rustic planters, wreaths, and garland add a load of glam and glitz to this front door. Red poinsettias pop up in different places, breaking up the decor nicely.

18. Enjoy Christmas with a Sophisticated Touch

@homedecor_81

The lights on this enchanting garland and wreath create a scene almost from a fairytale!

Frosted pinecones adorn the leafy, wintry, evergreen wreath and garland, with a deer head trinket adding a rustic yet elegant feel.

19. Make the Most of Your Front Porch with Plaid Patterns

@createwithizzy

Using plaid patterns for your Christmas front door decor is a lovely way of adding texture and color.

The double white doors in this design contrast nicely with the red-themed evergreen wreaths and garland.

Plaid patterns on the bow and paper trees, together with cute pet Santa decor pieces, liven things up with a cozy charm.

20. Turn Your Front Porch into a Haunting Woodland

@deborahgibsondesign

Bring the woods to your front door with this eerie Christmas front door decor!

A muted gold-toned fabric bow and evergreen planter hang on this door instead of the typical wreath, accented by a rustic evergreen garland with pinecones, lemons, and apples.

Twigs and sticks surround the door, enhancing the woodland theme, while candles illuminate this industrial-style farmhouse porch.

21. Create a Neutral Winter Wonderland on Your Front Door

@pollies_place

This Christmas front door decor is all about color and texture.

Shades of green are observed on a cascading garland, wreaths, and the Christmas tree, while muted shades of brown present themselves in bows and ornaments, matching the home’s farmhouse theme. 

A vintage sled, a plaid-patterned rug, and the tree skirt break up this organic display and add an antique twist.

22. Breathe Life into Your Porch with Poinsettias

@gardenbliss76anaya

Seasonal flower displays will always give you that pop of brightness, and if you live in a temperate climate, poinsettias are just what you need!

Red and white poinsettias embellish the evergreens on this front door, giving the curb appeal some extra Christmas sparkle. 

Pro Tip: Poinsettias are toxic to pets, so be considerate when using them in your holiday decor.

23. Add Christmas Magic with Funky Holiday Decor

@flowersbyg

Welcome your guests this holiday with festive gifts right at your front door!

A red, green, and silver faux floral garland lights up this brown door, accented by a wreath with matching ornaments. Adorable pink gift decor with string lights adds a homey touch of character.

24. Personalize Your Porch with Christmas-Themed Banners

@heygirlfriend.blog

This design dishes out the conventional wreath for a rustic basket of vines and greenery, adorned with pinecones and golden bells that produce a lovely chime whenever someone walks in.

A pair of topiaries and garland add some Christmas magic, while the festive Christmas-themed banners will surely give your family and friends a warm welcome.

25. Brighten Your Home’s Entrance with Wintry Christmas Decor

@chapelview_home

A minimal take on Christmas front door decor will still add season interest to your front porch.

A frosted wreath hangs elegantly on the front door and is accented by suspended garlands on the door jambs, giving the porch a subtle yet impactful holiday statement.

Matching ornaments on the wreath and garlands unify the whole look.

The kitchen is one of the busiest rooms in our homes, especially during the holidays; everyone seems to gather here as they try to chip in the holiday meal prep while making sweet memories!

Being the heart of the home, your kitchen shouldn’t be left out when you’re layering in Christmas decor to the rest of your house.

From gingerbread houses, Christmas garlands and wreaths, tabletop Christmas-themed trees, Christmas centerpiece ideas, etc., the kitchen provides numerous options for incorporating your kitchen Christmas decorations.

We’ve compiled a list of 25 festive kitchen Christmas decorations that will instantly add the holiday spirit into your cooking space.

Take a look!

1. Keep it Simple with Wreaths

@mrs.vesnatanasic

The black-and-white theme of this tuxedo kitchen is elevated by touches of fresh greenery with wreaths on the chairs, between wall cabinets, and a rustic fern-filled vase.

A silvery wreath adorns the space above the cooker, while rustic pinecone decorations on the kitchen island give the design a natural feel.

2. Celebrate the Holidays with Minimalist Opulence

@the.westnest

This kitchen adds the perfect seasonal touch with ribboned wreaths embellished with rustic bells on the seats and dashes of greenery in planter vases.

The cutting board acts as the perfect base, contrasting nicely with the neutral marble countertop, while candles bring some warmth to the ambiance.

3. Add a Festive Touch with a Gingerbread Village

@rusticwildarrow

This kitchen’s tuft bush pink and white gingerbread houses present a sophisticated twist on a Christmas holiday village.

A lit garland, hanging cups, bottlebrush Christmas trees, and gingerbread men accent the lovely houses, while snow-themed art finishes the look in style.

4. Let Your Greenery Do All the Work

@mydomaine

Even without a single red bow in sight, you can still tell the holidays are just around the corner with this kitchen decor.

A loosely draped garland with a festive bow adorns the range hood, and the theme is echoed by mini planters on the countertop, one elevating the space with its fairy lights.

5. Layer Your Kitchen with Touches of Nature

@newbuildbecomeshome

A simple leafy thread on the kitchen cabinets, faux fern wreaths suspended by red ribbons, and a rustic floral planter are all this kitchen uses to bring Christmas cheer.

The black chairs perfectly contrast the white kitchen background, and some miniature Christmas trees on the kitchen countertop add festive fun.

6. Bring a Cozy Ambiance to Your Holiday Meals

@ourruralnest

Candles on the linen table runner,  kitchen countertop, and console table create a dreamy vibe in this kitchen.

A floral wreath on the ceiling light fixture, real and faux Christmas trees, star decor, and a hanging wreath on the cabinets add to the magic in this neutral dining space.

7. Create a Statement Piece with a Wreath

@katjamieson_

The floppy red ribbon bow on the hanging wreath on the vent hood takes center stage in this kitchen Christmas decorations.

A long garland with red ornaments on the shelf extends the indoor-outdoor theme, matching the wreath and the ribbon.

8. Bring Festive Cheer with Plaid Patterns

@goldenboysandme

Framed by greenery and crowned with plaid patterns, this cheerful classic kitchen gets the ultimate Christmas treatment.

Plaid patterns add color and retro charm to the design, while the garland and Christmas trees breathe some life with some greenery.

9. Add Your Christmas Tree into the Mix

@jeannaloveschristmas

You’ll never go wrong with a classic Christmas combo of red and green. And who says your Christmas tree doesn’t belong in the kitchen? (I mean, it’s where everyone gathers during the holidays!)

A green garland with holly berries frames a cute red and white fabric garland on the range hood, matching the red and white decor on the tree. A few red ornaments on the countertop also break up the space.

10. Showcase Your Vintage Collection

@thelittlegreenbean

Whenever Christmas comes around, it’s always the best time to get your collectibles out and show them off.

Red and white trinkets like Santa figurines, gnomes, tins, candles, and bottlebrush trees transform this open shelves into a story scene, with the dining set flaunting matching decor.

The wintery Christmas trees further enhance the festive mood.

11. Spruce Up Your Holiday Meals with a Tabletop Tree

@countdowntochristmas23

A festive tabletop Christmas tree lit with fairy lights acts as the centerpiece in this kitchen. 

The tablescape uses splashes of red on placemats, ribbons, and bows to add color, and the cabinets are embellished with lit garlands and hanging wreaths with red bow accents that continue the room’s theme.

12. Celebrate the Holidays with Red Supremacy

@christmas_love_24

From the countertop to the dining table, red bows, ornaments, accessories, cutlery, and chairs add vibrancy to this pristine kitchen.

A greenery wreath with red baubles decorates the ceiling pendant, while a faux fern runner, bottlebrush trees, miniature Christmas tree, and pinecone ornaments balance the decor.

13. Create a Winter Wonderland Window Vignette

@christmas_._page

A window-statement garland bedecked with red decorative bows, a wreath, and red blinds transforms this kitchen vignette into an evergreen wonderland.

The window display color’s palette is echoed by small miniature Christmas trees and green cabinets with gold touches, creating a well-considered space.

14. Enjoy Hot Cocoa with a Festive Flair

@velveteenandgrace

Every kitchen needs a designated hot cocoa bar to give it that warm, inviting feel.

The Santa mugs, napkins, snowflake decor, gingerbread decor, and rustic star at the top of this three-tier coffee tray bring Christmas cheer. The holly and the elf figurine add texture and visual interest to this warm-toned setup.    

15. Let Your Kitchen Shine with Gold and Red

@_christmasaddict

This kitchen’s wreath, garland, and miniature Christmas trees create a whimsical vignette that sparks delight.

Shimmering gold and red ornaments fill the room with glam and are complemented by red bows, napkins, crockery, and a coffee maker, which trail the color scheme to the last detail for a playful touch.

16. Add Texture and Interest with Vintage Christmas Decor

@1920farmhousereno

A pair of ribboned wreaths and an evergreen garland outline this contemporary farmhouse kitchen’s window, emphasizing the powdery views outside. 

Splashes of red, green, and white from florals, faux ferns, miniature trees, cups, candy canes, ribbon wreaths, and other accessories make this kitchen merry and bright.

The retro kitchen sink vanity, muted green cabinets, and wooden floor keep things neutral and ground the room.

17. Touches of Green and Red for Some Festive Fun

@torinicoleflores

The green wreath with a red bow on this kitchen’s cabinet adds a graphic touch to the layout.

Matching decor in the form of small ribboned wreaths with golden bells on chairs, fern-filled vases, and ribbon-tied cans gives a festive nod to this minimalist take on kitchen Christmas decorations. 

18. Enhance Your Kitchen Countertop with a Centerpiece

@paigekontrafouris

This thoughtful centerpiece spruces up the countertop, making it look right at home in this prominent white kitchen.

Dried orange slices work well as a charming addition to the tree, which meets up with a sprig’s evergreen garland adorning the window header. Rustic copper accents provide some contrast.

19. Make Memories with a Festive Tablescape

@christmasvlogsx

An evergreen runner, hollies, candles, and a miniature Christmas tree create a beautiful centerpiece for this festive dining table.

Red steals the show in this kitchen, bedecking the chairs, stockings, placemats, and ornaments. Add your food into the mix with some red berries or plums to make the holidays even more fun!

20. Give Your Cabinets a Touch of Christmas Magic

@nelsoncabinetry

The small wreaths hung with red ribbons on cabinets pop nicely against the all-white background and breathe some life into this elegant kitchen.

Small bottlebrush Christmas trees, miniature red and white houses, rustic Christmas signage on the countertop, and a festive dish towel complete the festive theme.

21. Bring Festive Cheer to Your Farmhouse Decor

@fourgenerationsoneroof

You don’t require much decor to give your kitchen a Christmasy look.

Wreaths hung with red ribbons on the barn sliding doors combined with a tabletop tree on the island, a wreath on the window, and greenery on the shelves lend cheer to this vibrant farmhouse kitchen. Two chalkboards and a pillow also help to spread the sweet holiday message.

22. Elevate Kitchen Christmas Decorations with Stylish Ribbons

@thefloweringfarmhouse

Gifts aren’t the only things you can wrap during Christmas; even kitchen cabinets look great when wrapped!

Brown ribbons tied to the kitchen cabinet doors work in tandem with evergreen garlands on top of the cabinets to consolidate the dominant white background with a warm, neutral tone. 

Using minimal decor on your kitchen countertop and island will come in handy when preparing your Christmas meals.

23. Enchant Your Kitchen with Classic Christmas Decor

@welcomechristmas

The gold finish on this kitchen’s cabinets provides the perfect backdrop for the classic Christmas decor around the space.

Small wreaths with red bows decorate the glazed cabinet doors, and a red-and-white fabric garland sits on top of a lit green garland on the black kitchen island. A bowl of treats, red and white mugs, a kettle, and miniature trees enchant this retro-style kitchen.

24. Prepare Your Holiday Meals with a Vibrant Snowy Look

@prettyandprintedshop

The frosted garlands in this kitchen keep in line with the red-and-black palette, with red “Merry Christmas” letters and a framed “Eat, Drink, and Be Merry” art welcoming the holidays.

Touches of red on cans, the dish towel, embroidered snowflake art, and a rolling pin on the island add color to the rest of the space.

25. Light Up Kitchen Christmas Decorations with String Lights

@cinnamonandsnowflakes

This farmhouse industrial-style kitchen design uses strategically placed lighting that lets its kitchen Christmas decorations shine at full wattage throughout winter.

Subtle strands of string lights on the Christmas tree and kitchen countertop brighten this gloomy vintage kitchen. A green garland decorates the window, matching the room’s theme when the sun’s rays enter the kitchen.

If there’s one thing I enjoy about the holiday season, it’s entwining myself under a cozy blanket while I enjoy my favorite classic Christmas movies, like Home Alone!

Decking your living room with Christmas decor, especially your TV stand, makes this feeling even better. Although it might be tricky to curate TV stands with Christmas decor, it still allows you to extend your Christmas display and fill your room with elegance.

From lush garlands illuminated by twinkling lights to enchanting miniature villages covered with snow, there are endless design possibilities for any aesthetic when decorating your TV stand.

Today, we’ve compiled a list of 25 creative Christmas TV stand decor ideas to help you jumpstart the festive season in style.

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1. Spruce Up Your Space with a Bold and Natural Look

@athomewith_grace

This retro-style TV stand builds the perfect base for creating a small Christmas scene. The black candlesticks and paper Christmas trees on each side of the TV add some depth and height to the setup.

The garland is draped in string lights and some vintage bells for a nonchalant feel, and the smart TV finishes the look with an amazing winter-themed display.

2. Add Sophistication to Christmas TV Stand Decor with Neutrals

@nita_home

This minimalist living room uses neutral tones to create a cozy and inviting look. The simple white Christmas lights on the garland and mini trees next to the TV stand add some extra light and charm to the setup.

The TV stand is adorned by deer figurines, a mini tree, and a bowl of pinecone ornaments, with the TV adding Christmas-themed art with a snowy scene.

3. Brighten Up the Scene with Fairy Lights

@christmas__seasonn

The tree on each side of the TV stand gives this setup a beautiful symmetry.

Since both trees and adjacent walls are draped in string lights, the decor on the TV stand is kept minimal, with some red and white stockings, a simple garland, candle votives, and a small Christmas village.

4. Bring the Christmas Magic with Red and White

@brightandboujee

This room embraces a red-and-white rustic Christmas theme by using embroidered red and white stockings on the vintage TV stand, a white garland festooned with red topiaries, and white votive candles.

The frosty tree matches the TV setup with red and white ornaments and ribbon garlands.

5. Bring the Scandinavian Feel to Your Home

@yamira.home

In this room, muted tones of green and brown from the plants and TV stand bring a bit of color to the design, while the tree on each side of the TV stand adds some height. 

The vintage console, alongside the cascading garland embellished with cupcake Christmas trees, deer figurines, and white stockings, blends harmoniously with the rest of the room’s soothing palette and gives it a Scandi-style inspired take on holiday decor.

6. Make a Festive Statement with Rose Gold

@mrstylovesdecor

This design takes a maximalist approach for its Christmas TV stand decor; placing your tree near your TV console is always helpful when there’s not enough room on your TV stand!

From the rose gold ornaments on the garland and the tree to the muted gray tones on the Santa figurines, TV stand, and wallpaper, every corner you look at is overflowing with Christmas spirit!

7. Adorn Your TV Stand with Minimalist Finesse

@corieraedesigns

This living room uses simple greens to decorate the fireplace mantel so they don’t take attention from the TV.

The fern-filled vase complements the mantel garland, and the Christmas tree acts as a secondary focal point.

8. Elevate Your Decor with Simplicity

@abbiejayneathome

You can never go wrong with a minimalist approach. The frosted pinecone garland on the mantle, deer figurine at the base of the faux fireplace, and scenery from the TV give a festive albeit minimal nod to this neutral-toned formal living room and complement the tree.

9. Give Your Living Room a Rustic Contemporary Update

@city_living_farmhouse_style

This mantel keeps its decor bright and neutral with white stockings, paper Christmas trees, a green garland, and some firewood.

Beside it, we have a rustic blanket ladder that provides a dark tone against the soft textures, giving you just the right amount of contrast while complementing the cable reel coffee table and its holiday decor.

10. Beautify Your Space with an Asymmetrical Garland

@paynesgrayhome

This mantle features an asymmetrical garland, an assortment of faux fur stockings, burlap ribbons, and some Christmas lights, which exude a clean Scandinavian aesthetic.

A candle on each side of the TV provides some height.

11. Elevate Your Home with Retro Charm

@keymils_interior

This TV stand (and the room in general) leans heavily towards a farmhouse-traditional Christmas theme with a garland filled with red and silver ornaments, a few nutcrackers, and miniature trees on the mantel.

The black fireplace surround and the TV perfectly contrast the wood background and decorations across the room.

12. Set the Mood with Your TV Display

@aguilars.home

This simple Christmas decor matches the farmhouse aesthetic of this rustic TV stand and the room’s overall design.

A display of firewood burning on the TV and a customized “Farm Fresh Christmas Trees” sign set the tone, while a simple green garland with pinecones adds a dash of greenery next to a gold-embellished Christmas tree. 

13. Add an Exquisite Touch with White and Silver

@ohmyhomeeee

This TV stand pairs white furniture with warm, neutral tones to project a quiet elegance.

The frosted faux garland on the above-the-TV shelf and mantel, as well as the candle decor add depth to the composition, with the Christmas tree bridging the TV console’s white theme.

14. Create a Focal Point in Your Setup

@frankmusso

This design uses a wreath above the TV to create a focal point and add dimension to the contemporary electric fireplace.

The lush garland on the wooden mantel complements the wreath, while the rustic bells, stockings, and lantern enhance the space’s vintage ambiance.

15. Bring a Cozy Ambiance with TV Stand Decor

@thecheshiregreyhome

This design features a homey Christmas mantel with a garland embellished with black and white ornaments and some candles, making the setup lean more on the wintry side.

The firewood in the faux fireplace adds a rustic and natural touch and complements the wooden mantel.

16. Deck Out Your Living Room with a Whimsical Display 

@angelaherreradesign

This fireplace mantel uses all types of decorations, from striped red-and-white stockings, red candle lanterns, and nutcrackers to a colorful cupcake Christmas tree, some greenery, and customized Christmas-themed signage, lending a cottage-inspired Christmas feel to the setup.

17. Impress Your Guests with a Minimalist Approach

@ourcoldrahome

This contemporary living room’s fireplace uses a faux snow pinecone garland with gold baubles, creating a sense of abundance and celebration. 

Paper Christmas trees, a nutcracker, a festive star, and a deer figurine adorn the base of the electric fireplace, keeping in line with the contemporary aesthetic.

18. Make the Most of Your TV Stand

@itslittlelily

If your TV shelf has open shelves below it, you can utilize this space for your Christmas TV stand decor ideas.

The top of the TV stand uses minimal decor, like a greenery garland with some fairy lights, while the open shelf below boasts an enchanting Christmas village. The wood finish on the console gives it a natural, organic feel that blends perfectly with the room’s palette.

19. Make a Huge Impact with Miniature Decor

@affordableretailtherapy

These small decorative items, including framed pictures, nutcrackers, wooden candlesticks, and small Christmas trees, have been paired to create a spectacular display.

A lit, frosted garland accentuates the black TV stand, filling out the space and balancing out the composition.

20. Refine Your TV Stand with Lush Garlands

@camelotartcreations

This black hutch cabinet uses Christmas decor to add a pop of color and enthusiasm to the room.

Lit garlands run across the cabinet at the top and below the TV, with faux mini Christmas trees, white stockings, and rustic bells accenting the lush greenery.

21. Enjoy Classic Holiday Movies with Rustic Decor

@authentically.home

This rustic mantel sports a raw wood finish with a lot of natural appeal. 

The fern garland with holly berries, knitted stockings, wooden Christmas trees, rustic bells, a brass star, and dark gray fire surround all combine to complement this earthy aesthetic.

22. Take the Farmhouse Vibe to the Next Level

@keymils_interior

This black electric fireplace weaves bits of red and silver into the display to draw the eye to the TV. 

The display uses a mix of red and silver baubles, nutcrackers, and faux Christmas trees, alongside bright star accents and red and green-themed furniture, adding an extra layer of style.

23. Add Flair with Neutral and Bright Tones    

@myhomebodylifeblog

This vintage TV stand is topped with white decor pieces like a faux snow garland, small wooden houses, books, and a “Merry Christmas” signage, subtly contrasting the warm and light-toned furniture and floor.

The white Christmas tree uses oversized red baubles to add a pop of color to the design.

24. Escape Reality with an Enchanting Display

@rustandtrust

A bushy string of garland frames decor pieces on top of this black TV stand, such as deer figurines, white houses, and mini felt Christmas trees, while a trio of beige stockings and some rustic golden bells layer the design.

The TV perfectly displays the perfect winter-themed art that melds with the warm-toned walls.

25. Add Character to Your Home with Christmas TV Stand Decor 

@shirley_decorcoffeenmore

This rustic electric fireplace uses shelves on both sides to elevate the Christmas spirit with unique elements.

Festive red and white stockings and Christmas gnomes fill the space with color, while some faux plants on the shelves add a natural feel to the TV setup. A customized rustic wooden sign above the TV, as well as framed pictures on shelves, also personalize the space in style. 

The holiday season is almost here, and what better time to start decorating your home with neutral Christmas decor than now?

A neutral theme is more gentle and calming to the eye, which, sometimes, is just the thing you need for the holidays.

You can incorporate neutral holiday decor in your home in many ways: wall art, fireplace, windows, and, obviously, the tree. Whichever decor idea you choose, you’re guaranteed a serene space full of life and joy!

Here are 25 neutral holiday decor ideas to transform your space into a tranquil masterpiece.

1. Liven Up Your Kitchen with a Touch of Greenery

@theryanhaus_

When going for a neutral holiday theme, one excellent way of adding a dash of color to your space is using some greenery.

These fern wreaths and white ribbons draw attention to the black bar stools and complement the wreath on the chimney hood.

Brown and gold accents on the roof beams, kitchen bar, lanterns, and faucets also contrast the prominent white background.

2. Go For a Woodland-Themed Holiday

@katie_elaine

f there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss in your neutral holiday decor, it’s texture; all types of textures!

This vintage woven seagrass basket adds a statement to the Christmas tree’s base and blends with the wooden flooring.

The creeping plants and the tree add color to the space, while the brown accents on the floor, dining set, console table, and decorative tray add some life to the neutral color scheme (even the dog chips in!).

3. Cozy Up with a Vintage Christmas Room

@enchantedberkeley

The warm brown tones in this living room give it quite an inviting vibe. From the mantle, mirror frame, and door frame to the chairs and coffee table, the wood color fits this contemporary theme with traditional qualities and breaks up all the white in the room.

The white throw pillows, cushions on the chairs, and white stockings on the mantel complement the white theme, while the Christmas tree and garland add a bit more color.

4. Make the Most Out of Your Windows

@dreamgreendiy

This living room has everything you need to incorporate a neutral theme in your home successfully!

The simple wreaths, the fern garland on the windows, and the Christmas tree bring the Christmas spirit to this room filled with neutrals like the brown leather chair and coffee table, gray sofas, wooden flooring, and cream pillow. The silvery ornaments on the table add some glam to the whole look.

5. Elevate Your Space with Minimalist Elegance 

@interioroverdose

This elegant living room uses pretty minimal Christmas decor. Between the Christmas tree in the corner and the festive throw pillows on the chairs, there’s just enough Christmas decor to enhance the festive mood in this minimalist space.

The dark green carpet and green throw blanket also join the pillows and tree, adding color to the dominant white color scheme.

6. Don’t Let Space Limit You

@julieciampadesign

You don’t have to use a whole room to incorporate your neutral Christmas theme; it can be as simple as this spectacular console table!

The faux tabletop trees in their vintage ceramic vases, along with the fern garland, silvery figurines, candles, and golden rustic bells, bring an enchanting holiday vibe to this neutral look.

7. Keep It Simple with Black and White

@myhousefromscratch

The matte black fireplace with the hanging golden bell accents steals the show in this contemporary living room.

The fireplace contrasts well with the white walls, and the stylish tufted coffee table complements it flawlessly. 

The beige ottomans and the table runner bring more to the neutral vibe, while the tabletop and small fabric trees add color and festive spirit to the neutral palette.

8. Make a Statement with Your Christmas Tree

@suzannezinggstyle

This tree immediately becomes the focal point wherever you place it and is full of textures! The gold, beige, and light green ornaments add perfect decoration to the tree without making it look cluttered.

The rustic candle lantern and golden reindeer at the tree’s base further elevate the winter wonderland theme brought about by the magical tree.

9. Uplift Your Space with Traditional Neutral Holiday Decor

@joannes_home2

Placing your Christmas tree in a corner is an excellent jumping-off point for building your festive holiday decor. 

Using simple tones of white, beige, and gold in your ornaments is a great way to stay neutral, and it creates a proper flow of decorations, letting your eyes scan the whole tree, top to bottom.

The mirror creates an illusion of double trees and will reflect more light into the space at night.

10. Bring the Jungle Indoors

@thelistedcoachhouse

A long greenery garland with string lights and some hanging ceiling light accents adds holiday coziness and warmth to this farmhouse kitchen.

The woven bar stools, wooden flooring, and the beige ceramic vase provide some helpful contrast to the white background.

11. Welcome the Holidays with Your Entryway

@mrs.vesnatanasic

A cheerful way of greeting your guests during the festive season is having a decorated entryway. It gives people an idea of what to expect regarding the theme you choose, and it works great with neutral holiday decor ideas!

It doesn’t have to be very much complicated, as is the case in the idea above. The green from the Christmas tree and mini tree on the round pedestal entry table bring the outdoor vibes to the space, while the wood color on the floor and stairs take the neutral theme to the next level.

12. Don’t Forget the Bedroom

@thefarmhouseinterior

Simple furniture can also be ideal for helping you achieve your neutral holiday decor idea. The rustic, white-washed bedside cabinet leans perfectly into the neutral theme and significantly impacts this rather small area.

Only a little decoration has been used in this idea; a small tabletop tree and candles do the trick. The green lampshade and blanket contrast well with the lighter area, breaking up the space.

13. Keep Your Living Room Relaxed

@mytexashouse

This idea takes a laid-back approach to create a quiet, sophisticated take on neutral holiday decor ideas.

Subtle touches in the form of gold ornaments, wood color finishes, and different-colored throw pillows stand out in this modest living room.

The neutral holiday candle decorations on the coffee table and the patterned rug further cement the theme. The Christmas-themed art on the walls brings more holiday spirit to the space.

14. Achieve Elegance with Your Table Display

@amberinteriors

The holidays are all about having family and friends over for dinner while creating wonderful memories. As such, a cutely decorated table is an excellent way of enhancing the holiday spirit, and you can use this decor to achieve your neutral holiday theme.

This beautiful table runner adorned with a leaf garland, mini trees, and candlesticks brings some ambiance and coziness to the setup.

The beige plates, organic wood table, gray chairs, and rug further contribute to the neutral theme.

15. Create a Stunning Display with Your Shelving 

@belgian_way

If you have a shelf at home, it could be the ultimate piece in achieving your neutral holiday-themed decor.

The vintage cups and saucers contrast well with the beige, brown, and gold ornaments while still fitting perfectly to bring a neutral vibe. An accent shelf will double the effect; the more, the merrier!

16. Enhance Your Space with a Neutral White Christmas Tree

@merry._._._christmas

A green Christmas tree is always an excellent holiday idea, but having a white tree brings a magical effect to your decor, especially when accented with neutrals.

This gorgeous Christmas tree has a wintery frost applied to it, creating a winter wonderland without being too bold with its color.

A burlap garland and green and gold ornaments accent the tree, making it stand out even more.

17. Go for Green

@everythingerin

What better way to celebrate your home’s neutral holiday decor than green? The color of life!

The medium dark shade of green cyan on the walls and cabinet takes center stage in this rejuvenating room. The fern garland adds a pop of color and is well complemented by the throw in the wicker basket.

The wooden flooring brings an organic feel to the space.

18. Add Texture with a Rustic Tablescape Layout

@lovelauralately

As mentioned earlier, your dining room table is one of the best places to showcase your neutral holiday decor.

Use natural materials like wood for the base to create a rural, rustic theme. Keep things simple with a rattan table runner, a faux garland and mini tree, and some candles, which will act as focal points.

Accent your dining table set with a snowy tree to finish the look in style.

19. Add a Touch of Sophistication with Mantel Decor

@haysandhome

This opulent living room maintains a neutral color scheme throughout the space. The mantel is decorated with a simple garland, matching the plain and mini trees on the coffee table. 

The green combines with the black accents on the TV, fireplace, and candlesticks to contrast the white color scheme. The bowl finishes off the scene with an old-school farmhouse vibe.

20. Spread Holiday Cheer with a Festive Tree 

@thosefarmhouseideas

The high ceiling in this home allows this Christmas tree to be the room’s focal point, and it looks perfect! Adding a vintage sled to the tree brings a classic feel to the old-country house.

The stone fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere, accented by greenery in the form of a garland and wreath. The candles on the mantel lighten the mood, and the wood walls advocate for similarly low-key neutral holiday decor.

21. Use an Accent Wall

@thesmittencollective

Apart from the dark gray accent wall, the rest of this room is filled with neutrals.

The wood finishes on the dining and console tables consolidate the room with an earthy feel, and the two lit Christmas trees add some glam to the space.

Adding a mirror to the mix helps reflect light and makes the room feel more airier.

22. Capture the Holiday Magic with Your Fireplace 

@anthropologie

A faux fireplace can still work wonders and create the perfect magical holiday scene. Warm tones are observed in the faux garland, ottomans, fireplace, artwork, and walls, which blend perfectly.

The snowy effect and candles bring a homely feel to the room, and all you need is to cuddle up in a cozy blanket and listen to Christmas music over some hot cocoa!

23. Create a Festive Atmosphere with Subtle Decorations 

@hannah_naylor_

You don’t need to fill your room with holiday decorations to bring that festive mood. Having a few essential decorations can still achieve this, and it’s a plus when you’re going for a neutral theme.

The mantel garland and tabletop tree bring some color to the design, with some small DIY trees and a candy bowl helping incorporate the festive spirit. The burnt amber ottomans, adorned by the Christmas-themed throw blanket, add drama to the space but still maintain a cozy touch.

24. Showcase Your Style with Modern Touches

@tuxedofarmhouse

This contemporary living room uses dark accents to create a dismal, warm feel while adding a seasonal touch.

Hanging a wreath over the mirror is an excellent way of bringing attention to both and creating a lasting impression. The black marble fireplace surround, coffee table, deer figurines, beige curtains, and wooden mantel provide some contrast to this white-themed room.

Add some color with plants, mini trees, and festive throw pillows.

25. Bring Festive Flair with Your Color Scheme

@careyushome

Another example of the exquisiteness of green in neutral holiday decor! The sage green walls and mantel blend perfectly with the dark green stone fireplace while contrasting nicely with the brown, beige, gray, and gold in the firewood, furniture, and ornaments.

The candles and string lights on the tree and garland brighten the space, while the mirror doubles the effect.

Using white festive socks for your mantel decoration will also help bring some bright color to the rather gloomy space.