![]() ![]() ![]() Whether you want to work in with your existing décor with a blush pink tree or a wooden Christmas tree, or if you’re after a space-saving Scandi-style branch wall hanging tree (complete with LEDs), now’s the time to shake off pressure for the perfect traditional tree (that you struggle to get through the door every year), and choose a tree that you love. Tree trends – Instead of dusting off that ancient artificial tree, embrace the new ‘anything goes’ tree trend. Or visit your local Bunnings for solar-powered options like these Christmas Solar Stake Lights.ĥ. Channel your DIY side – level up your outdoor lighting with these DIY light-up outdoor Christmas ornaments. If you’re inspired and feeling like going big, choose lights fit for outdoor use and drape them on existing trees in your front yard, around windows or framing your entrance. They can be used not just on the tree but to accompany your table centrepiece or within a festive mantel arrangement. Alongside candles, twinkling string lights add a touch of hygge to your home. Lights you’ll love – Lights can quickly enter tacky territory when overused, so keep it simple and opt for warm white lights over an abundance of colour. Channel your DIY side – Martha Stewart’s got you covered with these DIY wreaths.Ĥ. If you’re looking for something a little more low-key, place the focus on your front entryway – this can be as simple as hanging a wreath, decorating pot plants with festive flair, investing in a cute Christmas-themed doormat or draping a garland (don’t forget the mistletoe!) over your front door. From large reindeer to inflatable Santa’s strategically positioned on rooflines to decorated trees and lights to frame every window, door, and house frame – the more elaborate, the better! And while this is spectacular to see, it does take a lot of effort, time (and ladders!) to get your home festive wonderland ready. Christmas spirit for all to see – It’s become quite the tradition to put on a show and dress the exterior of your home for all in the neighbourhood to marvel at. Cheats tip – get inspired by these trending palettes for 2022.ģ. There’s still nothing more magical than a chic, white-themed Christmas. ![]() ![]() While traditional Christmas colours of reds, silver, gold, and greens are here to stay, to freshen up your look, bring in neutral earthy tones that will complement a traditional accent colour. Choose your colour palette carefully – As with any home styling, working with a defined colour palette in mind helps you create a cohesive look for your festive aesthetic. Channel your DIY side – from white salt dough ornaments to origami paper creations, get the kids involved or sit down with friends over a glass of mulled wine and craft your own Christmas décor items.Ģ. Not only are they more environmentally friendly than their plastic counterparts, but natural tones and materials add an understated, elegant aesthetic that can be built on for years to come. Chic ornaments and decorations – Set the gaudy iridescent tinsel and baubles aside and choose ceramic, glass, or wooden ornaments to adorn your home. Here’s how to keep it on-trend, affordable, fun, and a little more eco this Christmas.ġ. But to really light up the Christmas spirit in your home, set the scene with festive décor and styling. For others, buying gifts early and getting into the Christmas spirit is something they look forward to – all year round! Some of the easiest and most common ways to turn up the Christmas spirit is to turn on (with volume) Mariah’s hit ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ or to settle in for a night in front of the big screen to re-watch Home Alone. For some, it’s a stressful time of year with all the buying of gifts. It’s once again the most wonderful time of the year, full of colour, happiness, love, laughter, gifts, and special moments with loved ones. ![]()
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