Christmas Decorations

Here, you'll find a varied array of handcrafted ornaments—including a flock of cinnamon-scented birds, gilded baubles and wooden beads, and a flurry of snow-flecked paper cutouts—to fill your home with the holiday spirit.

It's that time of year when everything comes full circle: We travel back to our hometowns, where old memories and traditions give way to new ones. And as guests arrive knocking on your front door, there's one beautiful way to welcome them: with a wreath. Ancient civilizations used wreaths, symbols of unbroken time, to celebrate special occasions. They were creative in their materials—using myrtle, ivy, even celery—and there is no reason you shouldn't be, as well. These days, wreaths can live throughout the year, bringing welcoming cheer to any decorated entrance hall, mantel, doorway, or garden gate. We display ours to better deck our halls, share end-of-year cheer, and to greet guests all season long. From rustic to radiant, here are our favorite holiday wreaths.

From glittery gems and faux snowflakes to woodland birds and vintage figurines, there are plenty of different ways to give your tree a stately fairy-tale wonder. 

Fold, snip, and let it snow! Transform your home into a snow-laden winter wonderland with a flurry of hand-cut paper snowflakes strung into a garland, encircled into a wreath, placed atop wrapped presents, and so much more.

One of the most exciting parts of preparing for Christmas is transforming the exterior of your home into a winter wonderland. Icicle lights, inflatables, and glowing holiday motifs like reindeer and angels are all used to dress up yards in anticipation of Santa's arrival.  Whether you're looking to add subtle cheer or go all out, you'll be pleased to know that many DIY outdoor Christmas decorations can seamlessly blend into any existing landscape or stand all on their own. From handmade wreaths to extravagant light displays, there are plenty of ways to make your house the best-dressed one on the block this holiday season.