If you don’t have space for a tree in this room, or you just prefer to have your tree in the hall, decorating your fireplace and making it the area to store gifts in stockings, is a great way to make a festive statement. You could even have a kid’s Christmas crafty morning and make them yourselves – Doing My Best blog has a great crafts for children section.Īnother key focal point in a living room is the fireplace. Lulle & Laban blog have done it perfectly. Keeping things simple with stars, is still making a room season-appropriate. These are a great way to add a festive touch to rooms where you don’t want much decoration – such as the kitchen and bathroom. Stars are one of my favourite motifs, especially around Christmas, and just having them as part of your Christmas decor is a great, magical nod to the festive season. The key to making this look so visually striking, is to mix and match all your wrapping paper and ribbons, so that all the gifts are different and vibrant. I love how it’s stacked with presents, and everyone can gets theres from the trolley when they come to visit. In this article from Red Magazine, they’ve shown this colourful and unique way to re-purpose a bar cart over Christmas.

I love the rustic look of this tree from Cox and Cox – paired with the wicker baskets full of presents, it’s a great neutral, non-offensive, rustic look that would fit well in any home.

I don’t like my tree tucked away in the corner behind chairs – I like it out-front and prominent. I like natural-looking fake trees, that are wide and luscious, and at least 6ft. I’ve just moved into a new flat that has wooden floors, a wooden fireplace, wooden doors so I’m going to be all about a traditional, rustic Christmas this year when it comes to decor.Ī Christmas tree is the key focal point of all your festive decor, so the choice of which one is so important. Christmas is just around the corner, and it will soon be time to make your home festive in preparation.

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