Creative holiday cheer, no tree required!
Everyday items are instantly elevated with just a simple spool of ribbon.
Ribbons in classic holiday colorsred, green, gold, or silvercan make even the simplest decor pop.
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you’re able to switch up ribbon colors and patterns each year for an easy update.
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Plotz recommends using fresh greenery, especially in small spaces where a large tree may be overwhelming.
Try arranging pine branches, eucalyptus, or even holly in a vase or a decorative pot.
When I was living in a 400 square-foot apartment, I couldnt fit a tree," Turner shares.
Felt just like the holidays!
This idea is perfect for small spaces or rented homes where wall space is at a premium.
Consider using battery-operated garland to avoid cords and add a hassle-free holiday glow.
Use items like evergreen branches, pinecones, cinnamon sticks, and ornaments to put together a natural-looking centerpiece.
Placing a few candles in the mix adds warmth and coziness to the arrangement.
If you prefer a minimalist look, opt for subtle, nature-inspired prints or typography-based designs.
Otherwise, choose artwork with vibrant holiday colors or imagery.
Wreaths can also add a festive touch to doors or walls.
For a unique twist, hang a wreath indoors above a fireplace or in an entryway.
Arrange a series of flameless candles on a shelf or create a faux mantel using stacked crates.
Drape garlands, hang stockings, and set up a few decorative logs to complete the look.
To create an authentic fireplace feel, light a few cinnamon or pine-scented candles around your setup.
it’s possible for you to even add a portable heater nearby to complete the cozy vibes.
The holidays are all about feeling cozy and creating a joyful atmosphere, Plotz says.
With a few thoughtful details, you’re able to bring that spirit into your homeno tree required.
