One thing you need to know about me: I love the holidays. I wait all year for the moment I can pull all my carefully packed boxes out of storage and commence hanging garlands, wreaths, bows, and twinkling lights across every surface. As you can imagine, I have quite the collection of holiday decorations already, but I always like to do some shopping ahead of the season for a few new additions. For someone who adores holiday decorating as much as me, however, the biggest challenge is always sticking to a theme. If left unchecked, I could easily fill up a cart with decorations I’ve deemed too cute to pass up—without regard to whether they actually match or go with what I already have. But to create a cohesive look (and stay within a reasonable budget), going in with a strategy is key.
If you also struggle with narrowing down your choices and finding holiday decor that actually feels like you, I’m here to help. I’ve curated a bunch of holiday decorations based on different styles, so you can easily find festive decor that fits your vibe. Keep scrolling for your personal holiday decor inspo, based on your aesthetic:
Cozy Traditional
If the holiday season makes you think of plaid patterns, rich shades of red and green, and wreaths in every window, traditional is definitely your vibe this season. These holiday decor finds are classics that will last you year after year:
Reversible Plaid Wool Throw
2 colors available
Velvet Stockings
4 colors available
Velvet Christmas Bows
Winter Berries Pillow Cover
3 colors available
Faux Cypress and Red Berries Wreath
Golden Tree Taper Candles
Poinsetta Tablecloth
2 colors available
Cedar Berry Assortment
Santa Mug
Vintage Christmas Stoneware Serving Platter
Scandi Minimalism
For anyone who likes to stick to a neutral palette with their home decor, the bright reds and greens traditionally associated with the holiday season can feel a bit too garish. To stay true to your neutral-loving roots, layer in natural materials and plenty of texture for a more minimalist approach that still feels cozy and festive.
Cozy Knit Christmas Stocking
Antique Brass Tree Collar
Wood Bead Garland
Ceramic Village Tealight Candleholders
Pine Garland
Whimsical Snowflake Garland
Rustic Forest Sham
3 designs available
Zinc Holiday Reindeer Decoration
4 colors available
Blackened Bronze Menorah
Paper Christmas Trees
10+ colors available
Coastal Grandma
Summer is definitely the season of the coastal grandmother, but the aesthetic can absolutely be a year-round thing. This is how I think the house from Something’s Gotta Give would be decked out for the holidays:
Chinoiserie Ornaments
Woven Sleigh
Gingham Bow Tree Topper
3 colors available
Hanging Iron Bells
Wicker Scalloped Tree Collar
Marble Tree Cheese Board
Stoneware Oval Serving Platter
Faux Juniper Berry Wreath
Embroidered Velvet Stocking
2 colors available
Brass & Glass Oval Ornament
Moody Vintage
I love a moody, vintage-inspired look all year round, but especially as the nights get colder and longer. Deep, jewel-tone colors and rich materials like velvet, antique brass, and faux fur are the perfect complements to cozy winter evenings spent by the fire.
Velvet Stockings
5 colors available
Stocking Holder
Plaid Tree Framed Wall Art
Trumpet Taper Holder
Braided Brass Frame Ornament
Faux Fur Ruched Throw Blanket
11 colors available
Decoupage Ball Ornaments
Gold Jingle Bells Set
Etched Brass Nutcracker
Embroidered Lumbar Pillow
Colorful Retro
The holiday season brings out everyone’s inner child, so why not embrace that by playing up the bright colors and nostalgic decorations you loved as a kid? These holiday decor finds are perfect if you love a playful, non-traditional look:
Needlepoint Pillow
Colorblock Stocking
Mini Tinsel Candle Tree
3 colors available
Stoneware Serving Platter
Holiday Pressed Taper Candles
4 designs available
Glass Ornament Tree
Holly Jolly Fleece Blanket
11 colors available
Assorted Glass Ornaments
3 colors available
Glass Christmas Tree Figure
7 colors available
Nutcracker Porcelain Dessert Plates
8 patterns available
Wintery Chic
If red and green aren’t your thing—or your household celebrates Hanukkah this time of year—leaning into cozy textures, wintery blues and whites, and soft lighting is the perfect way to make your home feel festive and bright. Plus, you can leave most of this decor out well into January:
Brass Finish Mini Menorah
Ceramic Snowflake Coasters
Diamond Glass Holiday Tree
Gold Confetti Taper Candles
Snowflake Throw Pillow
Textured Faux Fur Throw Blanket
5 colors available
Aged Iron Star Wreath
Metallic Cloche Candles
Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree
Celestial Star Garland
Jessica Friedhoff, Senior Lifestyle Editor
Jessica Friedhoff is the Senior Lifestyle Editor at The Everygirl, where she oversees the Home & Living category of the site. She writes and edits stories across a broad range of topics including decorating, food, entertaining, travel, and more. With a pulse on the latest trends, she uses her eye for detail and design to create timely, inspiring content for our readers.
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