Pine cones, branches, mini-twinkle lights and a couple of vases are all you need to recreate a pretty Christmas display like this. Use a hot glue gun to attach the pine cones to the branches. Don’t be afraid to improvise and put your own spin on this basic idea.

There is nothing more welcome than the front entrance (exterior) of a house festively decked up for the Holiday season.  It may be cold outside, but it makes a home look warm and cozy as guests arrive, and gains the admiration of passersby.

Here a really abundant pine garland is swagged around the door for starters. And, by that way, that’s really key – when using a garland to adorn your front door, you don’t want it to look anemic, so use a really full, lush garland to get that abundant look.
Next, its all about the urns.  They may hold geraniums or petunias in the summer, but when the weather turns nippy, you want to get those babies filled with festive holiday decor. Again, make them FULL, and lush – remember, think ABUNDANT for the best visual effects. And to really make the display striking, you need height – that’s where the tall branches rising up from the center of the urns come into play, really capturing the essence of nature and spirit of the season at the same time.

When decorating your home for the holidays, don’t forget the bedroom. Its a cozy way to wake up on Christmas morning. Here an all-white palette is enhanced with silver Christmas balls in a clear glass vase. The vase holds branches from which are suspended more silver balls in varying sizes. The choice of clear glass and silver coordinates beautifully with the glass ball base of lamp next to it. Magnifico.