1Mantel Sign
Michael PartenioBring on the holiday cheer with an oversized sign that captures the spirit of the season.
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2Window Garland
Eric PiaseckiYour Christmas tree might be all set, but don't miss the opportunity to decorate your windows too. All it takes is framing them with lush garland to complete your Christmas living room decor.
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3Festive Pinecones
Michel ArnaudLooking for a no-fuss way to upgrade a basic cabinet in your living room? Set an assortment of pinecones in a stylish bin for a festive look.
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4Gifts for the Mantel
Erika LaPresto/Studio DStacks of wrapped Christmas gifts shouldn't just be reserved for under the tree. Place your favorites on your mantel for an instant living room upgrade.
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5Wreaths Galore
Emily GilbertWhy settle for just one holiday wreath when you can have four? Just be sure to mix sizes and styles for visual appeal.
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6Elegant Neutrals
Alex HaydenA neutral living room doesn't have to be boring. Make yours shine for the holiday season with a flocked tree that's covered in metallic ornaments and garland. Don't forget the twinkling lights!
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7Galvanized Tree Bucket
Country Living Turn a simple Christmas tree into a conversation starter with a galvanized bucket. It's an easy way to give your space a farmhouse flair.
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8DIY Look
Country LivingStore-bought decor isn't your only option when it comes to crafting a Christmas living room. Fill vases with DIY paper flowers (stick to red and white), then use string to display your favorite holiday cards on your mantel.
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9Doses of Red
Kim CornelisonWhether it's enhancing a drab sofa with red checkered pillows and throws or finally putting your red teapot to use, commit to playing up one accent color.
10Citrus Garland
Virginia MacdonaldIf you've had enough of predictable Christmas decorations, it's time to shake things up a bit. Try bringing attention — and more charm — to your mantel with dried citrus garland.
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11DIY Advent Calendar
Erika Lapresto/Studio DGet in on the advent calendar craze with your own DIY version, including holiday trinkets and paper tags.
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12Gift Wrap Books
Mike GartenTurn your basic bookshelf into a statement holiday display by wrapping stacks of books in graphic paper.
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13Decorated Boughs
Seth SmootDon't fret if you don't have any space for a Christmas tree. Simply place decorated pine, fir, or spruce branches in oversized clear jars and rest them on your living room mantel or bookshelf.
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14A Makeshift Fireplace
Mike GartenIn lieu of a traditional fireplace, you can easily hang a cloth mural along with colorful stockings that embody the spirit of the holiday season.
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15Festive Candleholders
Michael PartenioElevate the glass candleholders you have lying around the house with ornate ribbon and eye-catching buttons.
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16Hang Eucalyptus
204 ParkWhen it comes to decorating with eucalyptus, the possibilities are endless, but our favorite way is to drape a bunch along the side of a round mirror.
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17Coffee Table Display
Savvy Southern Style 18Pops of Plaid
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19Hang a Starry Sky
Mike GartenCreate a three-dimensional gallery wall by hanging a mix of paper, metal, and wood stars in various sizes and designs along a window frame with twine.
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20Ornament Overload
Mike Garten; Sian Richards String any extra Christmas tree ornaments along the mantel for an unexpected garland. You can also place them in bowls on end tables around the room.

Marisa Iallonardo is a writer, editor, and communications pro covering health, parenting, lifestyle, and more.

Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
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