Christmas Decorations

Handmade snowflake curtains and snowflake ornaments embedded in faux snow on the buffet table are just a few décor ideas to give this party a cool holiday look. Snowflake Curtain

In this video, I show you how to breath life into your holiday decor.Living Holiday Décor from Mark Addison Media on Vimeo.

Classic holiday wreaths are made using cut foliage without a water source and can last for several weeks, but ultimately dry up and drop. Holiday wreaths made from living plants and materials will last for months and can be repurposed after the holi...

A bright floral display and fragrant aroma is always welcome in winter, but cut flowers fade all too quickly most of the time. Forcing flowering bulbs in winter keeps the blooms around much longer than cut florals. Hyacinths, crocus, and narcissus bu...

Potted plants instantly add life to any space any time of the year. Try using holiday plants in the place of cut foliage this year. Plants are easily moved around your space as you prepare for different holiday functions and can be "recharged" outs...

This new classic color combination will look amazing paired with bronze too, so don't forget to add some shimmer to your decorating. Try adding touches of this in your home decor with new pillows. Choose blue and brown ribbon decorate a wreath or give your entire tree an overhaul with brand new ornaments!We even love this for decorating cookies too, especially gingerbread! Think of this as your "winter" combination, not just for Christmas.

Think of this color couple as the trendy, younger cousins to traditional red and green. Use these colors to bring a fresh, modern look to your tree. Ornaments in fuschia and lime will especially look great on a white christmas tree. Look for silk flowers and feathers in these bright colors to pair with your more traditional decorations or create new centerpieces or topiaries.

Purple is such a regal hue and paired with gold it makes for a rich color combination for Christmas. If you already have plenty of gold to decorate with, think about picking up a few boxes of purple balls for the tree or simply add a few decorative sprays to your existing decor.Wrap your gifts this year in solid purple wrapping paper and add lots of gold ribbon for a beautiful presentation. The best part is if you have any purple paper left, you can use it all year long!

Learn how to make your own holiday wreaths, garlands and door swags. Deck the halls with your own hand-made creations this holiday season and share them as gifts with family and friends.

Whether expecting a new addition to the family or already have one, make the first Christmas even more memorable with a baby themed Christmas tree.Hang the following on the t...