I used to hate when people celebrated Christmas in November. But as I sit indoors, cozied up in my living room, surrounded by my favorite Christmas decorations, I’ve realized:
I am that person.
And, no, I do not regret it.
However, with each new year, I need inspiration for more decor (no I don’t, but also, yes I do) to ring in the holidays. After all, it’s my favorite season, and I feel cozier when Christmas music is on, a fire is in the fireplace, and my table is set with plates that are engraved with Christmas images. It’s only right — why deny joy when it’s available?
If you’re like me, or wanting to be like me, I’ve put together a list of my favorite indoor Christmas decorations. Get your credit cards out — it’s the holidays, baby. Fight me.
Pine, plaid, berries, and bells make up this festive mantel garland.
Combine real dried pinecones with faux berries and sugar pine springs for a garland you can drape over doorways or mantels.
Don’t have room for a tree? Hang sprigs on the wall and decorate with light ornaments.
This garland is decked out in ornaments and pinecones, so you’ll immediately feel Christmas coming.
A lit up city and sisal trees decorate this otherwise minimalist wreath.
With the wreath’s large sleigh bells, pinecones, berries, and huge plaid bow, you won’t need to worry about filling empty wall space.
This dainty sherpa throw blanket is super cozy, perfect for curling up with a book.
It might technically be a throw, but this oversized blanket is also great when your bed’s comforter isn’t enough.
Dark or light, you set the mood with this reversible throw blanket.
“Merry Christmas, and have a plaid year!” is what I imagine this pillow shouting.
This pillow is shaped like a snowflake, with delicate embroidery mimicking their unique structures.
For a subtle piece of decor, these throw pillows have Christmas trees knit into their design — but they don’t scream “Christmas” the second you see them.
These pillows combine my two favorite things: velvet, and wrapping presents.
The whole reindeer gang pulls Santa in his sleigh along the sides and up the tablecloth, leading to an ivory top sprinkled with stars.
Choose brass, zinc, silver, or white reindeer decor to watch over the fireplace.
Three uniquely-shaped glass trees glow with internal LED lights.
There are plenty of options available, but we love the mixed set, offering fun images from Christmas night (when you’re asleep, of course).
Speckled terracotta plates have mini reindeer silhouettes — a cute detail you only see when you’ve cleared your plate.
Christmas trees decorate these stackable mugs, perfect for filling with milk.
Why let your serveware rest on the table when aluminum antlers can hold them?
It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas, with this candle’s notes of sage, juniper berries, and fresh woods. (We highly recommend Bath and Body Works’ seasonal candles!)
For a boho room, cotton cord macrame snowflakes fit the bill.
Keep excess Christmas decor in storage boxes that encourage the Christmas spirit.
Why print out messages on printer paper when you can choose laser-cut-wood place settings with well wishes?
Monogram your doormat so the kids don’t worry that Santa will accidentally drop their gifts off next door.
Plaid ornaments decorate this welcome mat, so guests know you’re in the holiday spirit, and they better be, too.
Don’t let the nutcrackers feel left out this Christmas — lay out these cloth napkins to honor them.
These napkin rings are in the shape of deer, with adorable, gold-embellished noses.
White trees like those covered in snow, green trees like those in the house, and LED lights shining from within make these five trees gorgeous table decor.
This paper and ceramic Christmas tree set is a unique take on your standard tabletop decor.
What are your favorite Christmas decorations for indoors? Share them with us in the comments!
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