Deck the halls, not the floor. We wanted to share some of our favorite clutter busters to incorporate in your holiday decorating to help your home stay organized. We love using multi-purpose items to keep our home tidy and clutter free throughout the year so we strive for Clutter Free Holiday Decorating. Say goodbye to holiday clutter with our top decorating tips. Create magical holiday memories without the endless cleanup.
It’s always hard to keep your home clean and clutter free during the holidays. What with the extra guests, busy schedules, and constant cooking, setting up complicated and obstructive décor is probably the last thing you need to add to your to-do list.
So gear up for a Holiday season with our smart, clutter-free décor tips. From charming vintage lights to elegant window clings, we have a host of ideas that are easy on the pocket yet high on style. Brace yourself for a busier home and fewer hassles with our functional and festive décor solutions that you can use all year round. Plus, there’s a dash of DIY thrown in for that extra special personal touch. Why not try some of our Clutter Free Holiday Decorating Tips.
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Clutter Free Holiday Decorating
Discover a world of holiday decorating that’s as stress-free as it is stunning. Say goodbye to chaos and hello to a tidy, joy-filled home with our Clutter Free Holiday Decorating Tips. Create memories, not mess!
Luckily, there are so many lovely ways you can add holiday cheer to your home that are cheap, easy, and mess-free. These clutter busters are often items you could use all year long. The trick is to swap out functional items that also double as decorative touches, or to use pieces (often smaller or hung up high) that are light and don’t get in anyone’s way. And many of these clutter busters incorporate fun DIY ideas that will add an even more personal touch to your home.
Easy Christmas Decorations and Ideas
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Use multi-purpose items to keep your home tidy and clutter free throughout the year so you can create Clutter Free Holiday Decorating. Add Christmas Candles of Red or Gold on a set of candlesticks that can be used year around These Wide Pillar Candles Fits Both 4 inch and 3 inch candles. Tie either a festive ribbon or add Christmas greenery to each Vintage lights like these can look nice hanging almost anywhere, place them in your mantel decor, over a kitchen window or even above a guest bathroom mirror to serve as night lighting for visitors. This set of two clear glass classic style lanterns can be decorated for each holiday or left plain during the offseason. One of the best ways to reduce the clutter of holiday décor is to use smaller, flatter pieces that don’t cause a mess or get in the way. Elegant window clings like these are a welcome addition to any window. Throw pillows are such an easy way to make your home festive for the Holiday season. Tip--purchase the pillow covers so they are much easier to store than an entire pillow. Vintage Farmhouse Christmas Decorations Pillowcase, Cotton Linen Cushion Case for Home Decor, Set of 4 Never underestimate the versatility of a simple tray; use it to serve food, turn an ottoman into a drink-safe surface. Or fill it with pinecones and Christmas foliage to add a candle or two for a beautiful centerpiece Drape Lighted Garland over fireplace mantle or in the center of your table. This Snow Flocked Twig Vine adds a subtile Winter atmosphere Use them for a display of your holiday baking or keep on hand for those last-minute gifts. Fill them with baked goods, personal items or cold weather gear such as mittens, beanies etc. These are probably the most popular clutter busters. Fill with Cinnamon scented pinecones and Christmas greenery Decorate with the traditional Christmas colors by adding a few cozy throw blankets on the sofa or armchairs. These Gorgeous throws could also be added on the foot of your bed or bedroom chair to continue the festive look throughout the house. Festive but also versatile!!! Instead of the heavy thick garland add a thinner wispy garland on your table as a centerpiece or instead of a table runner. Also you could use them around your doors, on your banisters and handrails. Takes up less room to store also. Use for Personalizing disposable cups, making greeting cards, scrapbooks, decorations, DIY crafts, kids' art projects etc. but also can be applied for gift wrapping, holiday decoration, Christmas tree decoration, wall art. Tiny lights that can be placed inside any bottles, Mason Jars or vases that you have currently around the house. Place on trays or mantles or into a Christmas greenery or arrangement. One of the quickest ways to make anything look festive is to spray paint it gold or silver. It’s an especially pretty look when applied to foliage, like bare branches, pinecones, or holly. Then just put your gilded greenery in a vase, and you have a beautiful arrangement that’ll last all season. Most people have trouble figuring out how to display their holiday cards in an attractive way. This string of lights emits a warm white light that is not too bright and has photo clips to hang the cards or photos. Get the Christmas cookie cutters out of their drawer hang them with a piece jute string, Christmas colored bakers twine (below) or bright festive string! Makes super cute Christmas tree decorations or wall decor. Apart from tying up treats and other packages, you can get really creative with the twine. String pine cones along a length of it for a garland, or even use it to create some Christmas-themed string and nail art. Several delicious-smelling baskets or bowls of pinecones is less messy and a safer alternative to candles for scenting your home for the holidays.10 of the Best Clutter Free Holiday Decorating Tips
Lani Derrick
Monday 23rd of December 2013
Wonderful ideas! Thank you
Melissa @ My Recent Favorite Books
Sunday 22nd of December 2013
Thanks for sharing these wonderful tips!