Amazing Christmas decor ideas on a budget


Amazing Christmas decor ideas on a budget

We’re always amazed at how quickly Christmas comes and goes – one minute our homes are decked out in full sparkle and the next we’re packing away the baubles ready to be stored away for another year.

Whether you’re dragging your heels over boxing up the last few drops or are more than ready for a good tidbit, our interiors can often feel a little dull after the Christmas season – which is why we’ve put together some easy ways to brighten up your home’s winter decor after the Christmas decorations have disappeared.

Follow these tips and you’ll be able to keep the Christmas decorating spirit alive without it being obvious you’re struggling to let go – and what better way to chase away those January blues

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9 easy ways to brighten up the winter decor after Christmas
1. Encourage nature to take center stage
living room with white wall and painting and gray sofa and pots and round table

Nature is always a lighter mood, and taking out your real (or fake) Christmas tree is a sad moment. So keep the natural theme going indoors by letting trees and potted plants take center stage all year round.

Go to your local garden center and look for some small indoor trees (you can even decorate them with pretty lights if you wish). Indoor plants dotted around the room help welcome a touch of the outdoors.

2. Select an option in the middle
dining table and chair with tablecloth and flower and candlesticks

Your berry and fir center may have been packed away by Twelfth Night, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy a beautiful table. Think fresh flowers and berries in various jars and vases. Dressing the table with style and welcoming a light, natural feel to give your home a sense of optimism and brightness for the coming year.

These can be as simple as flowers picked from your own garden. You don’t even have to spend a penny to get a decorative effect.