Wow. Just WOW.This looks amazing. One of the best Christmas decorating ideas we’ve come across this year.

A professional interior decorator shows you how she decorates her own home for Christmas and transforms it into an asbolute winter wonderland by hanging large snowflakes from her ceiling. Its the kind of thing you’d see at a high end Christmas gala. LOVE THIS.

This isn’t mentioned in the video, but, according to the designer, the snowflakes are hung with off-white sewing thread. You could use clear thread like fishing line but it isn’t recommended because it captures the light reflection and as a result is actually more noticable than the sewing thread. Use a color that best matches your ceiling paint color. Also, the designer in the video uses T-pins – never nails! T-pins leave much smaller holes in the ceiling than nails would.

Exquisite.

Want to know how to make a feather Christmas wreath to dress up your door in style this holiday season? This video shows you how to do it in less than 2 minutes. These feather boa wreaths are super expensive when buy them ready-made, but you can get the look for less when you DIY!

Make a Christmas Door Decoration like the type professional florists charge big dollars for. This is a teardrop swag for the front door, and its a nice alternative to a round wreath when you want to change things up a bit, and yet still remain quite traditional.

You will need to start with the tear drop swag made from fresh evergreens. You can usually get these from a local grower or a florist shop – then plain, undecorated ones aren’t expensive (its all the labor that goes into decorating that drives the price up). Stores like Home Depot may have them, as well as many places that sell live Christmas trees. Now watch the video to learn how to get the lavishly decorated look that florists know how to create…

Make a Christmas Urn for your front landing or yard – a beautiful outdoor Christmas decorating idea. Have you been admiring those Gorgeous Christmas urns in other people’s yards? They typically order them from a florist and prices usually start at about $100 per urn. The more elaborate, large, or dramatic the design, the higher the price climbs. I’ve known people to pay as much as $450 per urn if you can believe it.

This video will show you how to make a Christmas urn to place outside your front door (or make one for either side of the front door). Demonstrated by professional florists with easy step by step instructions.