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Christmas Decorating Ideas Phase II - Establish the Theme

So, your home is ready for holiday decorating, you've organized the selection of existing Christmas decorations and are ready to start placing them, right?

Christmas Decorating Ideas Not quite yet. There is another important step for you to complete.

When you see beautifully decorated holiday homes in magazines, on home tours, online, etc. there is usually one thing they have in common.

Each home has an element, one or maybe several, that repeats throughout the holiday decor.

This common element could be a combination of a specific color + specific thing, such as birds, for example. Or it could be a certain style of greenery (usually faux) that has a type of berry, flower, frond, etc.

Whatever the common element is, you will see it on the Christmas tree, mantel, centerpiece, table top and so on.

It it not always boldly stated, but the common element, or theme, is what unifies the holiday decor, pulls everything together and makes a beautifully inspired holiday statement.

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Take a careful look at your current assortment of holiday decorations. Is there a common element already established?

Here are some suggestions: white lights, gold bulbs, birds/nests, a particular flower, candles, grapevine, berries, wreathes, gift wrapped packages, trees and so on.

Your common element may already be a part of your everyday decor. For example, in our log home I used a faux red berry as a common element throughout the home.

At holiday time I added a similar berry as part of the Christmas decor and used it in the tree, on the stairs, table tops and around my Santa collection.

If you are undecided, look through some holiday home decorating magazines for Christmas design ideas. Your common element could be as simple as green Christmas tree branches/roping (real or faux) used throughout your home with white lights.

By adding just a couple more pieces to it, you will have a beautiful holiday theme that is not expensive to implement!

Ready for Phase III of your Christmas Decorating Ideas?

Now for the fun part of holiday decorating! It's time to place your seasonal decor and create your holiday home!

Christmas Decorating Ideas Phase III It's Time to Decorate!



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