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Simple Christmas Decor Ideas for 2023

In search of: simple yet festive Christmas decor


The holiday season is almost upon us! Whether you're situated for a summery silly season like me or experiencing a beautiful white winter, it's always fun to decorate the house for the holidays. This year, my personal goal is to keep things simple and avoid overspending while still getting into the holiday spirit.


If you're also yearning for a festive touch without the fuss, I have a bunch of decorative holiday touches that'll make your home feel warm and inviting. Some are DIY, some are personalised, all are simple and fairly affordable!


Let's dive into these simple Christmas decor ideas.


Dehydrated Orange Slices: Nature's Ornaments



Who needs store-bought ornaments when you can dehydrate orange slices for a pop of colour and naturally festive touch? Hang them on the tree or string them together for a fragrant and charming garland. They also make beautiful window decorations - this one is the epitome of simple elegance.


Cinnamon Stick-Wrapped Candles



Elevate your candle game with a dash of spice. Wrap cinnamon sticks around plain candles, bundle with twine, and light for an aromatic experience that screams holidays without overwhelming your senses. These are perfect as gifts.


Holiday Cushion Covers



No need for a complete overhaul; just swap out your regular cushion covers with holiday-themed ones. It's a subtle yet effective way to transform your living room into a festive haven without rearranging the furniture. Go for ready made options like these from Etsy or Busa Designs, or try crafting your own as a fun arts and crafts activity.


DIY Hot Chocolate Bar


DIY hot chocolate bar with toppings
Found on: Everly Made - Pinterest

For your next holiday get-together, ceate a cosy corner with a DIY hot chocolate bar. Fill jars with marshmallows, chocolate shavings, candy canes, and other toppings. If it's a day party, even better - add a plunger or two of coffee, a cute glass pitcher of cream, and some fun syrups.


Whimsical Window Lights and Snowflakes



Ditch the elaborate window displays and opt for whimsical fairy lights and delicate snowflake cutouts. They'll cast a subtle glow and add a touch of magic to your windows without breaking the bank.


Ribbon-Wrapped Cupboards



Ribbon wrapped kitchen cupboards
Found on: Pinterest

Bring the holiday spirit to the heart of your home by wrapping your kitchen cupboards in festive ribbons. It's a straightforward DIY that adds a pop of color and cheer to the space where we honestly spend the most time during the holidays. Click here for instructions.


Scandinavian-Inspired Minimalistic Decor: Less is More


Floating wall frames with Christmas decor
Found on: 44katherine - Pinterest

Channel the simplicity of Scandinavian design with minimalistic holiday decor. Think clean lines, greenery, neutral tones, and a few well-chosen decorations. You can apply this to Christmas wreaths, your mantle centrepiece, and tree decorations. It's an understated approach that speaks volumes and best of all - it's simple to recreate.


Take a 'Bow' (or 10): Ribbon Bows Everywhere



The hottest holiday trend this year is bows - we can thank the girlification of TikTok for this!! Tie ribbon bows to doorknobs, the Christmas tree, or even the staircase. It's a quick and charming way to sprinkle a bit of festive flair throughout your home.


Personalised Christmas Ornaments



For a sweet personal touch, gift your loved ones these fun initial-shaped ornaments. Click here for easy instructions on how to create these. It's a simple way to celebrate the people who matter most to you and make them feel special.


 

There you have it – a collection of uncomplicated ideas to infuse your home with a warm and inviting holiday spirit. No need for a mass Target or Kmart haul (unless that's what you're after), just a touch of simplicity to make this season extra cosy. Cheers to starting the holiday season!

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