Christmas Light Livingroom Wall Decor Diy
Curbside Cheer
1/11
There's no need to wait until guests are inside—why not start spreading holiday cheer right at the curb? A swag of greenery and a weather-resistant holiday bow will make each trip to the mailbox feel like you're getting a letter from Santa.
Plow & Hearth
Tabletop Trimmings
2/11
A few tabletop trees placed throughout your home add holiday charm in small doses. Decorate each tree with unusual ornaments, garlands, and other little trinkets that coordinate with the room's palette.
Aureasf Home Design & Interiors
Mirror Effect
3/11
Even with all of today's modern conveniences, some old-fashioned ideas always seem to stay current. In the days before electricity, mirrors were used to reflect natural light in the home. Strategically positioning a few small mirrors near the tree or underneath a candle display has the same effect, multiplying the glow and ambiance.
DreamWalls Glass
Enter the Holidays
4/11
A welcoming, snow- and hazard-free entry to your home sets the scene just right. Lisa Morales, a staging professional accredited with Stagedhomes.com, says it doesn't have to be elaborate: A simple wreath and a clean doormat will let your guests know you're ready to receive them with open arms.
HGTV
On the Straight and Narrow
5/11
To get the most out of space around the Christmas tree, consider a conifer with a narrow profile. For greater selection, Madeleine Bickert of Décor Rx recommends going to a cut-your-own tree farm rather than a lot where the trees are already cut and groomed into fuller shapes. Or, if you prefer a prelit artificial tree, there are many designed for tighter spaces.
Gatsby Gardens
Space-Saving Seating
6/11
To accommodate a large Christmas tree, Bickert suggests temporarily moving a recliner or overstuffed chair into to a bedroom. To compensate for that lost seat, add a couple of poufs or ottomans. These versatile pieces are easy to move and can also function as footrests or play host to trays of hors d'oeuvres.
Southern Living
Bring the Outside In
7/11
Natural beauty never goes out of style. Holiday greenery, pinecones, and holly branches from your local garden shop (or perhaps your own backyard) all make lovely natural trimmings for a mantel or staircase. As a bonus, they smell wonderful too.
Stagetecture
Pillow Talk
8/11
Dressing up your sofa for the holidays is as easy as 1-2-3 with a few coordinating throw pillows. No matter what color scheme or style you're working with, you'll find collections that fit the bill. Popular designs range from simple and subtle to bright and beaded; the choice is yours.
Acacia
Beyond the Branches
9/11
There's no rule that says ornaments must have an exclusive relationship with the Christmas tree. Larger ornaments that complement a room's decor can be hung from windows, doors, mirrors, railings, hooks, and curtain rods.
Room Service
Guest Amenities
10/11
With so much focus on the common areas of your home during the holidays, it's easy to forget about making more private spaces welcoming to visitors. Morales suggests offering each guest a holiday-themed hand towel, unscented soap (in case of allergies), and even a fresh pair of slippers.
Crate and Barrel
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Christmas Light Livingroom Wall Decor Diy
Source: https://www.bobvila.com/slideshow/10-ways-to-stage-your-home-for-the-holidays-46556