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Keeping Festive Decor Up Past the Holiday Season: A Simple Guide
07
Feb
Keeping festive decor up past the holiday season can oftentimes leave all of your decor looking awkwardly out of place sooner than we like. Even though for most of us, the holiday season inspires us to do some of our best and most ambitious decorating. Figuring out how to extend the life of our holiday decor can be a bit of a puzzle. Seeing as the idea of keeping festive decor up past the holidays sounds more like a dream than a reality.
Read on for tips on how holiday decorating can work well into the winter months and beyond.
1. Choose Iconic Pieces
A lot of holiday decor, such as Santa figurines and Nativity scenes, speak directly to Christmas. This can make keeping festive decor up past the holidays more difficult. The best festive decor, however, is the ones that speak more to the season such as pine cones, trees, and snowflakes. These pieces not only lend your celebration a more wintry and atmospheric feel, but they also work well beyond the holidays.
2.Mix and Match
Another tip that makes keeping festive decor up past the holidays easier, is to have a number of seasonal items grouped together in small vignettes. For example, pair some crystal glass home decor with twine Christmas trees that you can get at the flea market.
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Bonbon Canister with Lid |
3.Something to Keep in Mind
To successfully execute the task of keeping festive decor up past the holiday, rethinking what constitutes decorating your home for the season is a must. To create a sustainable and sophisticated holiday design that will last well into the winter months, it’s important to be very intentional with the color scheme. Incorporate gold, silver, white, and other neutrals because they are versatile colors that match well with most interiors.
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| Aerin Sphere Match Striker |
L’Objet Han Canister Candle Platinum 3-wick |
Vista Alegre Maya Scented Candle |
4.Gateway Into Redecorating
Take your mission of keeping festive decor up past the holidays can be a good opportunity to reevaluate your home decor. This gives you a chance to experiment and move around your art and home accessories around. These small changes challenge you to rethink your living space. Holiday decorating is, of course, a joyous act, but it can also be an incredibly practical one, which helps you look at your home with fresh eyes.
