How To Style Your Home For Christmas

Christmas is quickly approaching and that means it’s time to get the festive decorations down from the attic and start planning your Christmas decor! Decorating your home for Christmas is great for getting into the festive mood and for adding a homely, Christmas atmosphere to your space.

Front Door Decoration

Make a start to your Christmas decorating by adding a Christmas wreath to your front door, perfect for giving your home some curb appeal! You could opt for a traditional wreath with fir branches, holly leaves and berries or choose an artificial wreath which you can use time and time again. Christmas wreaths aren’t just for front doors – you can also place a festive wreath on your interior doors or hang them up on walls around the home. 

Introduce Christmas Scented Candles

Candles are the perfect way to create a cosy feel in your home. With festive scents like gingerbread, mulled wine, crisp pine, cinnamon and berry spice, Christmas candles not only make you feel warm and cosy with their beautiful aromas but they are also great as a decorative item, ideal for placing on shelves, mantelpieces and on side tables. 

Here at FabFinds we sell a large range of Christmas candles including large jar styles from Liberty Candles and Yankee Candles. Perfect for using over the Christmas period due to their 104 hour burn time.

Keep Colours Consistent 

When it comes to your Christmas décor, it’s always a good idea to pick a colour theme and style. Keeping a consistent theme and colour palette will make it easier to choose décor as well as create a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing look your home. Whether you’re planning on going all out with Candy Cane décor and festive reds or you’re thinking of having a less traditional and contemporary feel, we have got a fantastic range to suit all tastes and preferences. You could even start making some Pinterest boards to help inspire you.

Christmas Lights

Lights are an essential Christmas decorating accessory and they can easily transform a space, creating a cosy atmosphere and feel. A great way to save money on electricity this year is to use battery powered lighting instead of electric. You can use these on the Christmas tree, around focal points such as window frames, mirrors and mantlepieces.

When decorating the outside of your home with festive lighting, solar lights will still provide a lovely and warm glow and will cost you nothing to power!

Here at FabFinds we have a large range of festive lighting, whether you’re looking for coloured lights, white or warm white, we have everything you need to help illuminate your home.

Fill the tree

Make sure your tree has the extra wow factor this year by ensuring every branch and gap is covered with decorations. Starting from the bottom, wrap your lights in-between the branches and continue going all the way to the top. By starting first with your lights, you’ll be able to create a perfect backdrop for the rest of your decorations to sit upon. Adding baubles, bows, tinsel and garlands, you can give your tree interest and depth, making it the perfect focal point to your room.

Bring In the Christmas Cushions

Introducing soft and cosy furnishings in your home for Christmas is a must-have. Adding some Christmas cushions to your sofa and armchairs is an instant way to bring some festive cheer to your home. Opt for colours to match your furniture for a consistent colour scheme.

Check out this gorgeous royal blue Christmas cushion made with a soft velvet material and silver lettering, perfect for cuddling up to on cold winter day or discover our full range of cushions here.

Embrace Nature

Beyond your Christmas tree, there are lots of other ways you can bring nature into your home. Fill vases with seasonal foliage such as pinecones, sprigs of holly, mistletoe and berries, perfect for transforming any space and making it smell amazing. 

Christmas Decorations At FabFinds

At FabFinds we have a huge Christmas collection from tree decorations to scented candles, festive mugs and ornaments. Discover more here.