Festive makeovers of your abode can add a unique charm to your festivities and celebrations. With Christmas around the corner, decorate your home and recreate the Christmas and year-end warmth without breaking the bank. Here are a few tips to give your home a Christmas makeover.
Themed Furnishing
Christmas decorations become super fun when you place cushions around with sparkles and personalised messages. You can also add red and white colour socks filled with candies to your decor. How about adding winds chimes with the soft sound of jingle bells? Add Sparkle Christmas and glitter go hand in hand. You can get glitter from candleholders, pinecones, swine glasses or using sparkly ribbon as decor elements around the Christmas trees.
Wrap Some Gifts
Presence of wrapped parents around makes your house feel like Christmas. Simple boxes packed nicely with an oversized ribbon and plain paper is a classic look for Christmas decorations.
Christmas colour
It’s super important to play with colour to get the festive decor right. Let the colour code be red and white for your furnishings, crockery or little more fun elements spread around to make it an occasion to remember.
Christmas Tree
Right from trimming the branches to adding the trail of fairy lights around to adding the snow on the tree with gifts packed placed under the tree to topping it up with a bow, Christmas tree decoration is the most important element and can bring the festive vibe to your interiors.
Personalisation
Everyone has a different preference, but Christmas is all about bright colors especially red and white. Some may enjoy glitter and shimmer in their textiles. Depending on what catches your eye, you can match all textiles according to your taste. Colour combinations in the Christmas are the key this season.
Flowers and Fragrances
Fragrances can be decided depending on the textiles in your room and what helps lift and bring up the mood and flowers can really help amp up the place and add some life to it, giving your home a great makeover for the season.
