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Fixer Upper New House Decorating Ideas
KNOW WHAT DECORATIONS YOU HAVE, AND PLAN IT ALL OUTIt’s always a good idea to make a list of everything you have - or take pictures.
Then, at the end of each Christmas when you take everything down, you can mark off anything that has broken or needs replacing ready for next year - while it’s fresh in your head.
This means that you can also take advantage of the January sales for buying anything that’s needed.It pays to get ahead with decorations, so if you haven’t already got a list, then start one this year - you won’t regret it!
If you want help with this - and a lovely printable to keep the information safe - you can find it in the Christmas Planner I’ve created.
Then, if you know WHAT you have, the next step is to plan WHERE it will go (and therefore if it’s all needed after all).Before you even start to get the step ladder out - it’s worth thinking carefully about where things will go.
See what rooms you want to decorate (usually these will be the social rooms and possibly a few decorations in the kids bedrooms too), and then how much decor you want in each space.If you have a few decorations - what will give you the most ‘bang for your buck’?
Remember that you don’t have to go overboard with decorations to make an amazing impact at this time of year.
Think about the rooms that you will be socialising in in your home, and focus on these first. Then look at having 1-2 key items in the room that will make a real statement instead of lots of little things that will just end up cluttering the space.
If you have the tree in one room - that’s probably enough! - otherwise you will be drawing the eyes away from this…Maybe have a garland around the fireplace or up the stair bannisters - or display all your Christmas cards on one wall - whatever you choose, these will look great and make the room just festive enough!
Having some sort of theme within your decorations will look amazing, tie each room together, and enable you to use decorations in different rooms over the years for a change.
I like to stick to 2-3 colours - and then I know when I see new decorations what will and won’t make a nice addition to the collection.TIP - Keeping things neutral with silvers and golds will work with any room colour scheme.
These colours are timeless as well, so you are less likely to grow tired of them over the years and have to purchase a new set.
Using fresh plants at this time of year is a lovely way to decorate easily and add some gorgeous greenery to the house. You could use traditional plants like Poinsettias, or Eucalyptus - or (of course) a fresh pine tree.
DON’T FORGET THE OUTSIDE AS WELL.
When decorating, don’t forget about outside the house - adding lights makes all the difference at this time of year.
We started using battery operated lights on our trees last year and I totally love them. I especially love that you can set them on a timer so they come on and turn off automatically. It made a lovely feature at the front of the house.

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Bellissime idee, semplicemente meravigliosa come sempre. Auguri dall'Italia.

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Trop trop beau ❤

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So so beautiful - ❤

[@patriziamagagnini5768]

Che negozio stupendo...complimenti!!!

[@kuleanapacifikana1429]

You’ve ALWAYS inspired me! WISH you could come and decorate our home here in Hawaii. Mele Kalikimaka!🎄🤙🏽🌈🎁🌞🫶🏽‼️‼️‼️

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Music is irritating.