10 Inexpensive Ways to Decorate for the Holidays

Throw pillows and blankets are a cozy way to change things up! Look for these staples in classic colors like reds, greens, and golds. Discount home stores are almost overflowing with these items starting in November.

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Tasteful trinkets and knickknacks with holiday themes are often inexpensive but still eye-catching. Things like white deer and tree silhouettes nestled in and around your bookcase can be a perfect seasonal sprinkle.

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Decking the halls with homemade garlands can add holiday elegance to just about anywhere! Most of the things you need can be bought at dollar stores or discount craft markets.

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Christmas trees are almost a must and often the center point of holiday decorations. Real trees not only bring authenticity to your décor but usually are only around $30. Try to find a good looking pre-lit one for that!

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Scents are an often-overlooked opportunity to make a festive impression. Simple things like air fresheners or a lit candle can add an extra layer of coziness. We love using cinnamon and pine scents for an extra festive feeling.

If you wrap some of your presents early, you can place them around your space to use as decorations. You already spent the money, make it pull double duty until Christmas morning.

Holiday wreaths are versatile and can go anywhere. Try shaping a coat hanger into a circle and threading extra Christmas ornaments for a cheap but cheerful look.

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Clear glass candy jars filled with peppermint or candy canes are a tasty way to decorate your kitchen. Not only do they look great, but if they aren’t all eaten by the time the new year rolls around, they can be stored and used again next year!

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Don’t let your holiday cards get thrown away with the wrapping paper. Displaying these on your mantel adds an inexpensive and personal touch.

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Poinsettias are literally everywhere in stores as the temps start to drop. If properly cared for, they can see you all the way through the holiday season. Nothing adds ambiance like a living growing plant!