Brown might not be the first color you reach for when decorating a Christmas tree, but chocolate ribbon, bronze ornaments, and warm caramel shades make such a pretty combination. Add cream for a softer look, gold for a little sparkle, or gingerbread decorations for something playful. And you don’t need to replace everything you already…
One thing I love about a dough bowl is that you can use it all year long. Switch out what’s inside, and that same bowl can go from spring flowers to fall pumpkins to Christmas greenery. A decorating piece that earns its place instead of spending eleven months in a closet? Yes, please. And Christmas…
There’s something about seeing a familiar Disney character tucked into a Christmas tree that makes the whole thing feel a little more fun. Mickey in a Santa suit? Cute. A tiny Cars tree topped with racing flags? Oh my goodness. And then there are the Toy Story trees, with half of Andy’s toy box seemingly…
Some Christmas decorating styles are fun for a season. But plaid ribbon, rich colors, and a tree full of beautiful ornaments? Those have staying power. That’s what I like about the Ralph Lauren Christmas look. It’s classy, timeless, and elegant, but it still has all the warmth you want at Christmas. Deep reds, dark greens,…
A handful of buttons can become a little angel, a Christmas tree, or even a snowman with a very important hat. How cute is that? These Christmas button crafts are a fun way to turn a simple supply into ornaments, handmade cards, and little decorations for your home. What makes these ideas especially fun is…
Tiny glowing windows, snowy rooftops, little shops you almost wish you could step inside… Christmas villages have a way of making you stop and look. And then look a little closer, because someone has probably tucked a tiny snowman or a miniature Christmas tree between the houses. But once those houses come out of their…
A silver platter can make even a couple of Christmas decorations feel like a proper little centerpiece. Set a Santa figurine and a few ornaments directly on the counter, and they can look a bit scattered. Gather them on a platter, and suddenly they have their own spot. Pretty handy for decorations that are too…
Burgundy is one of my favorite Christmas colors when I want a tree to feel warm and elegant without relying on traditional bright red. Its deep wine tone instantly adds richness, and it works beautifully with everything from antique gold and champagne to forest green, navy, blush, and winter white. The easiest way to make…
There is something so fun about a western Christmas tree because the style can be playful, rustic, elegant, or honestly, a little bit of all three. I love how one cowboy hat, a coil of rope, or a handful of cow-print ornaments can completely change an ordinary green tree without making it feel like a…
Purple isn’t the first color most people reach for when decorating a Christmas tree — and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it so exciting and unique. Whether you lean toward deep, moody plums or soft, dreamy lavenders, a purple tree has a way of stopping people in their tracks. It’s unexpected, it’s beautiful, and it…