You are currently viewing Decorating for the holidays – Simplified

Decorating for the holidays – Simplified

If you’re not a fan of holiday decorating but still want to bring some festive spirit to your space, here are a few low-effort, simple ideas to consider:

MINIMALIST APPROACH
One Key Decoration: Choose just one standout piece, like a wreath for the door, a holiday-themed throw pillow, or a centerpiece for the dining table.
Neutral or Natural Colors: Opt for subtle, neutral tones like whites, greens, or metallics that blend with your existing decor and don’t feel overly festive.

PRE-LIT DECOR
Battery-Operated Candles or String Lights: Add a soft glow to your space with minimal effort. Place them around windows or in a jar for a simple touch.
Pre-Lit Artificial Trees or Garlands: No need to untangle lights. These come ready to plug in and display.

SIMPLE TEXTILES
Holiday Blankets and Pillows: Swap out your usual throw blankets or pillows for ones with subtle holiday patterns (like plaid or snowflakes) without going overboard.

SEASONAL SCENTS
Candles or Essential Oils: A holiday-scented candle (like pine, cinnamon, or vanilla) can instantly give your home a festive feel without needing visual decorations.

SMALL TOUCHES
Bowls of Ornaments: Fill a bowl or vase with ornaments for a pop of holiday color. No need to put up a whole tree if you don’t want to.
Festive Doormat: A holiday-themed doormat at the entrance is an easy, functional way to acknowledge the season.
Pre-Decorated Items: Many stores sell pre-decorated wreaths, trees, and garlands. You can just hang or place them without any additional work.

SKIP THE TREE (Or Go Tiny)
If you’re not into setting up a full-size tree, try a tiny table-top version or even a simple, minimalist branch tree.
Keeping it simple can still make your space feel cozy and festive without overwhelming your dislike for decorating.