Come December and we are filled with a feeling of joy and happiness. It’s in the air and the best time to spruce things up around you. There’s not a dull moment when every corner of your home is sparkling with festive decorations. We have some simple but eye-catching Christmas decor ideas for every room at home.

So if you are wondering how to decorate your home for Christmas, check out these ideas and tell us which was your favourite.

6 Dazzling door decorations to make Santa’s entry merry and bright

Christmas themes for your front door #1: Flamboyant welcome

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Dress your door in holiday splendour!

Your Christmas decor project should start right from your entrance. For a standout look, amp up the regular garlands with baubles, Xmas lights and a wreath with similar colours. If you are feeling more festive or just have more space to fill up with decoration, we suggest you get your hands on some lanterns or even a reindeer on the floor.

Christmas themes for your front door #2: A doorway carol

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Trees, lamps and Christmas spells to welcome Santa

Yeah, we get it… Santa doesn’t come through the front door, but what if he does? He needs a glowing Christmas tree and some vintage lanterns to guide him to the door. 

Christmas door decorations #3: Fifty shades of festive

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Silver wreaths rocking on your door

Christmas holidays are not just reds and whites because Santa comes with silvers too. Add some festive cheer to your home with a silver wreath decorated with pine cones, berries and Christmas ornaments.

Also don’t forget to check out this white, wood, and gold home:

Christmas door decorations #4: A half wreath welcome

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Jingle all the way to…halfway!

Simply switch out the decorations to create a festive Christmas look, a welcoming spring atmosphere, or a spooky vibe for Halloween. As shown in the images above, the wreaths could be rope work or just twigs strung together.

Christmas door decorations #5: Foyersome wreaths

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Ho ho home sweet home!

Using wreaths on the inside of the door looking into the foyer can be a charming and festive Christmas decoration idea! Add a large, velvet bow in a festive colour like red or burgundy to make it even more stunning.

Christmas door decorations #6: Sombre foyers

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Deck the door and the halls

Unlike wreaths on the outside of your door, which are often exposed to the elements, a wreath on the inside of your door can be enjoyed year-round. You can choose seasonal flowers, such as lilies for spring or poinsettias for winter, or go for artificial flowers that you can use year-round. 

Let your living rooms sleigh with these awesome themes

Christmas themes for your living room #1: Make your living room as Christmassy as possible

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Why have ordinary decor when you can do extraordinary?

This one’s for all DIY lovers! Make your own Christmas tree with wooden logs by adding Xmas lights, streamers, little hangings and other decorations you like. Of course, no Christmas tree is complete without gifts and lanterns. Go that extra mile by giving a fresh coat of paint to the walls.

Christmas themes for your living room #2: Tree-t your living room

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A minimal living room = tree is the focal point

Are your interiors just clean lines and simple silhouettes? Then your Christmas tree can easily be the focal point of the room. Add simple lighting like fairy lights only on the tree.

Looking to revamp your house? Check out this Livspace Home for inspiration:

Christmas themes for your living room #3: Side table edition

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Xmas joy need not be on standby

Not in the mood for full-blown Christmas decorations? Deck up that side table with a pre-lit mini tree or DIY it with all the bells and whistles (literally, add some jingles!), and make it uniquely yours with ornaments, Xmas lights and tinsel. Throw in some pillar candles of all shapes and styles—think metallic, snowy, or even pinecone-covered—for that cosy, ‘let’s snuggle by the fire’ vibe.

Christmas themes for your living room #4: Nuts, bolts and baubles

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A merry mix of metal and mirth

We can’t just stop gushing over this living room! The brick wall shines like a star because of the minimal decorations, using a simple tree with clear Xmas lights, white and gold ornaments, and metallic accents.

Christmas themes for your living room #5: Razzling reds

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Christmas is red, white and glowy!

A red and white room like this one is a Christmas dream come true. Opt for a traditional green Christmas tree or go for an unconventional white tree decorated with red ornaments for the wall and for the tree to stand out.

Christmas themes for your living room #6: Off-white Christmas is here!

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Snow much fun!

Choose a soft off-white for your living room walls – it’s perfect for showcasing green and red Christmas decorations, giving your space a festive vibe. Pair it with light-coloured floors like a carpet or tiles, and add a holiday-themed rug with red and green touches for a cosy and lively atmosphere.

Also Read: 5 Practical Living Room Ideas and Styles

6 Deliciously decorated Christmas tables just for you

Christmas table decorations #1: Turn your dining room into Tinseltown

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Buffalo checks for that simple yet effective look

It can’t get more festive than this dining room right here! Host those Christmas lunches with your gang at home and show them your decoration skills by draping tinsel garlands on the periphery of your ceiling with ribbons. We love the effect that a runner adds to any table. And Christmas definitely calls for buffalo checks and some pine cones along with dry flower decorations.

Christmas table decorations #2: A wooden Christmas?

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Loggin’ in for Christmas

Christmas is simple; all you need is candles, ferns and a couple of Xmas lights. Take cues from this simple dining table setting that has a lighting fixture made of just a twig and hanging bulbs (psst: you can DIY this).

Christmas table decorations #3: An 80s Christmas

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Get ready for a totally plaid Christmas!

Get into the 80s spirit with a lively tablecloth in red and green plaid or funky neon shades like pink and teal. Match your decorations to your wallpaper’s patterns and colours; if it’s rocking black and white stripes, go for polka-dotted Christmas ornaments and neon squiggle garlands.

Christmas table decorations #4: Flicker and feast

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A Christmas table aglow with gold

A simple candelabra is enough to make your dining room feel all Christmassy but if you want a modern twist to it, go for the one with cascading branches or a geometric design. Decorate it with evergreen garlands and golden pinecones for a natural and festive feel. Also, add a fresh half wreath to your kitchen cabinet doors for extra holiday charm.

Christmas decor for your dining room #5: Little red delights

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A red-hued holiday escape!

A rustic exposed brick kitchen is the perfect canvas for a bold and festive red Christmas decor theme! Dress up your dining table with red candles, flowers, and just about any red decor and you are Christmas-ready!

Christmas decor for your dining room #6: Rustic pops of red

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Rustic vibes + red planters = a feast for the eyes

Check out how awesome this rustic dining table looks, especially with those cool red planters. Adding a touch of red is a great idea to balance out the earthy vibes of green and wood tones. It’s like bringing a pop of freshness to your space!

Also Read: 9 Handpicked Dining Room Designs

Some more ideas for your Christmas aromas to roll!

Christmas decor for your kitchen #1: Baubles, wreath, socks – this kitchen looks cheery

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Did you forget your kitchen?

Why shouldn’t you feel happy while you are cooking up storms? Get Christmas feels to the kitchen by hanging up all sorts of Christmas decor that you can think of—garlands, bells, stars, snowflakes, mistletoe and so on.

Christmas decor for your kitchen #2: Savour the rustic Christmas

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A white house with a tree makes the kitchen cute

Christmas home decor is all about colour coordination. For example, white with red, white with browns, and white with greens. A tiny white house (DIY family time!), bits of red decor, and the usual Christmas tree are tiny but thoughtful additions to your kitchen during the holidays.

Christmas decor for your kitchen #3: When tinsel & timber come together

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Let spatulas and sleighs meet in your kitchen!

Throw in different shades of red in your timber town to make it Christmas-ready. Of course, don’t forget your greens. Lazy Christmas, anyone?

Christmas decor for your kitchen #4: Bake in the glow

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Glow up your Christmas tree game

Bake your favourite cookies in the treelicious Christmas glow! This even makes the kitchen the perfect place for a romantic date.

Christmas decor for your kitchen #5: Countertop Christmas touches

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Sprinkle fairy lights and some snowy trees on your countertops

Here’s another Christmas decoration idea for your kitchen: fairy lights on your cabinets. Just add a tiny Christmas tree or angel figurines on the countertop to complete the look.

Christmas decor for your kitchen #6:

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Even the right planters can do the magic

Deck up your kitchen, big or small, with red planters, Christmas plants, or just some twinkling lights. Clear out your countertops to make room for charming Christmas garlands, whether it’s pine, fir, or cedar.

Also Read: 15 Stunning Kitchen Cabinet Designs

Make way for a merrier balcony

Christmas decor for your balcony #1: A red bench for your balcony is love

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Isn’t that red bench Insta-worthy?

Taking your party to the balcony this year, just to feel closer to nature? Place a classic red bench on one side and hang garlands atop to create your very own Christmas corner outdoors. If space allows and you want that quintessential look on your balcony, we suggest you add a small Christmas tree here.

Christmas decor for your balcony #2:

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Bring Christmas charm to your balcony too!

We are keeping those lovely silver falls going strong all year! If you haven’t given it a shot, now’s the perfect time. Pop in 3-4 Dichondra Silver Falls seeds in each pot for a lush and full appearance.

Christmas decor for your balcony #3: A balcony carol

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A bold and beautiful balcony with wreaths

Decorate your balconies for Christmas by putting up wreaths—it’s a smart idea! If your balcony is black or white, go for green wreaths and red bows. For other colours, just make sure to match and coordinate with the right hues!

Christmas decor for your balcony #4: Bows before boughs

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Unwrap your holiday with this red bow!

Deck your railings with bows, stars, and a charming vintage railing—it’s the ultimate Christmas decor! And if you have got a balcony garden already, this festive touch is a breeze for you.

Christmas decor for your balcony #5: Festive railings

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Baubles in the balcony breeze

Dress up your balcony effortlessly with balls and garlands. If you have room, put a cute little tree with Xmas lights and tiny decorations in a festive pot, making sure everything is secure and weatherproof.

Christmas wall decor for your balcony #6: A white Christmas

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Let it snow with this white Christmas decor

Can’t escape to a snowy getaway for Christmas? No worries! Transform your balcony into a winter wonderland with a DIY Christmas tree using gorgeous white ornaments. Add elegant candles, garlands and cosy up with white Christmas-themed cushions and a touch of greenery. Voila, your own white Christmas retreat at home!

DIYs can craft your way to a Merry Christmas

DIY Christmas decor #1: A foyer that your close ones will remember

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Get crafty with DIY Christmas trees

This one’s for all DIY lovers who want to welcome close friends and family with crafty Christmas decor. Make your own Christmas tree with wooden logs by adding some lights, streamers, little hangings and other decorations you like. Of course, no Christmas tree is complete without gifts and lanterns placed in the front.

DIY Christmas decor #2: Letters to Santa

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Dispatching straight to the North Pole!

Get into the holiday spirit with a cute Santa letter box for your home! Make it a family tradition by personalising it with snowflakes, reindeer, or festive stickers. Get creative and adjust the size and materials to fit your space and budget for a special touch this Christmas!

DIY Christmas decor #3: Tiny DIY cottages

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These DIY Christmas ornaments will be cherished forever

Isn’t that the most adorable little house ever? Have your kids make these tiny homes to decorate your Christmas tree—a super fun family activity that will become a core memory for everyone!

DIY Christmas decor #4: Candles or cupcakes?

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Bake your cakes and cones in wax!

This could be one of those cake or fake inspo! No worries, though – there are loads of easy YouTube tutorials for making Xmas tree and cone candles.

DIY Christmas decor #5: Dinnertable edition

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Star these napkin notes!

These napkins and stars are totally giving cute Christmas crushes! Craft snowflake napkins with heat-transfer paper, add holly leaf stamps and fold them into a cute tree. For stars, create rustic ones by glueing twigs or sewing felt shapes with yarn or ribbon for a whimsical touch.

Whether you believe in Santa Claus or not, you have to ready your home for Christmas. If you are living in a rented home, try these Effortless Ways to Decorate Your Rental Home.

How can Livspace help you?

If you want your home to be just as beautiful as some of the ones shown here, then look no further. Book an online consultation with Livspace today for stunning interiors and home decor assistance!