Don’t add trendy holiday decor pieces to your cart just yet.
Jay Wilde
Christmas decorating trends seem to be changing more quickly each year.
James Schroder
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Jacob Fox
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These high-quality ornaments will make your tree appear more luxurious and elegant.
If you want a low-budget option for non-plastic ornaments, Thomas suggests homemade optionsmade out of paper or felt.
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(you could even make this into a fun holiday activity!)
it’s possible for you to also go antiquing or thrifting forvintage holiday ornamentsto create an eclectic-looking tree.
John Granen
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“Outdoor decor can benefit from less inflatable overload.
Try elegant lighting displays or illuminated topiaries for a more polished effect,” Derpinski says.
Annie Schlechter
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“Move away from overly-themed decor like ‘Santas Workshop.’
“Similarly,excessive plaid can feel too rustic, so consider tweed or herringbone accents instead.”
I can imagine people still found tinsel hidden around the home 10 months later.”
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Instead, Beryl suggests a monochromatic tree with different ornament styles and shapes.
This kind ofChristmas tree decorcan give the desired one-color look but will offer more depth and shape.
Carson Downing
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“Try decorating with some brighter and bolder colors that feel more you.
So if you like pastels, deck the halls withpastel ornaments and decor.”
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