Let’s face it, Christmas decorating could be a chore when all the Christmas ornaments and furnishings that were already boxed up last year need to be taken out from the store room again and refreshed. However, your Christmas decor won’t go wrong if you stick with these 10 simple ideas which can be reused every year and at the same time you can save a lot of money in this festive season when most of your budget can be spent on the gifts and sumptuous feasts for the family and friends.
1. Christmas Accent Throw Pillows
“Santa’s new car is laden with gifts – and a reindeer rides along. This nostalgic pillow cover is crafted with fine crewel embroidery that highlights the colorful design. Place it on a favorite chair or on a sofa for a touch of seasonal humor.”
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2. Winter Sprig Table Runner
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Together with some candles and knickknack set on top, make your Christmas dining experience a memorable one with your family and friends with this winter sprig cotton table runner.
3. Wine Bottle Hat and Scarf
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Well, this might not be one of the must-have items for the Christmas decor, but the wine bottle is. So why not give it a touch of seasonal humor by adding a knit hat for the top and a knit scarf for the bottleneck?
4. Pine Tree Candles
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No Christmas holiday season can be celebrated without candles. Each pine tree candle is unique with beautiful shape and detailing. The beautiful flickering light of the candles adds glam to this special occasion. Create a special dining experience in the evergreen forest by cluttering the pine tree candles that are of different heights together on the dining table.
5. Christmas Wreath
“Combining a sophisticated color palette with old-world charm, the wreath combines glossy fresh magnolia leaves with sprigs of boxwood and noble fir, accented with creamy-white tallow berries and natural pinecones. A wired copper-colored organza ribbon provides the finishing flourish for the wreath.”
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6. Snowman Doormat
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Greet your guests with a snowman doormat. Add a festive feel to the doorway or any area in the home with a decorative doormat. Made of naturally absorbent and dirt-trapping coir fibers, the mat is backed in PVC to keep it from slipping – no need to worry about losing your footing.
7. Christmas Stockings
“Pure yarn-dyed cotton is appliquéd on the Plaid Christmas Tree Nostalgic Stocking. Accented with embroidery and a thin plaid border, this stocking will become a favorite family tradition. It’s lined with cotton for sturdiness and durability.”
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8. Reindeer Stocking Holder
“Arrange a charming family of reindeer on your mantle with this sculpted reindeer stocking holder – one for each member of yours.”
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9. Ornament Tree
Substitute an ornament tree for a traditional Christmas tree which will occupy a lot of space in the storage. If you can’t find a spot at home for a traditional Christmas tree, the ornament tree would be the perfect substitute for it. Featuring diagonal metal bars with hooks to hang ornaments, the tree has clean, contemporary look and still brings joy of the festive season.
10. Silvery Sprig Pillar Candle Holder
This slivery sprig candle holder crafted of iron features three platform discs to hold pillar candles or tea light candle holders. The finely detailed silvery sprig with ribbed leaves and textural berries make it a conversation piece for the holiday table.