Dressing the Front Door for Christmas
First impressions should feel festive. A colourful Christmas wreath turns an everyday entrance into a warm welcome, with playful pom poms and decorative binding bringing texture and personality to your front door. When choosing a wreath, consider its diameter against the width of your door, allowing enough space for the design to sit comfortably without overwhelming the entrance. Check the hanging loop and fixing requirements before displaying, making sure your chosen hook or support can hold the wreath securely. For more ways to spread a little festive cheer, explore our Christmas gifts collection.
Hanging Bunting Across a Room or a Mantel
A little Christmas bunting can bring festive cheer to the most unexpected corners. Drape it along a mantel, across a doorway, down a hallway or above the dining table to add colour and character to your Christmas decorating. For smaller spaces, a single strand may be all you need, while longer hallways or wider walls might call for a little extra layering. Consider the space you're decorating and allow some room for a relaxed, gently draped finish. For more ways to decorate the lounge, explore colourful finishing touches that bring the whole festive setting together.
Christmas Wall Decor Beyond the Tree
Who says Christmas decorating needs to revolve around a tree? Christmas wall decor brings festive character to smaller spaces, rental homes and rooms where floor space is precious. From colourful wall hangings to playful decorations, these pieces create a festive focal point without rearranging the furniture. Hang them alongside your favourite artwork or give an empty wall its own moment. Whether you're looking to decorate the living room or bring a little Christmas magic to your kids bedroom decor, there's always room for a little extra festive cheer.
Storing Wreaths and Bunting Between Seasons
A little care after Christmas means your favourite decorations are ready for their next festive outing. Store Christmas wreaths flat in a roomy box or hang them somewhere protected, taking care not to crush delicate pom poms, decorative details or their rounded shape. For bunting, gently fold or loosely roll each strand to prevent creasing and tangling, avoiding heavy items that could flatten the fabric or stitching. Keep everything clean, completely dry and away from damp or direct sunlight, so your festive favourites emerge looking just as lovely next December.
