Family time is great and feasting is swell, but for us truly holiday-obsessed, decorating.Is.Everything. From eco-chic gift wrap to retro ornament rehab, here are the eight biggest holiday decor trends for 2018 (according to Pinterest search data).
Here Are the Top Holiday Decor Trends for 2018
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Published Nov 14, 2018
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Asymmetrical Wreaths
Later, traditional circles. Holiday door swag has taken a turn for the modern, minimalist and whimsically off-balance.
Get the tutorial on Paper & Stitch
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Leaf Placecards
This season, the prettiest way to direct guests to their seat at the holiday table is with glossy green leaves inscribed with metallic paint pen.
Get the look: Rachel Carl magnolia leaf placecards ($1.50 each)
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Temporary Tattoo Ornaments
Talk about an easy, impactful DIY: Buy a box of dollar store ornaments and dress them up with temporary tats.
Get the tutorial on The Pretty Life Girls
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Tree Vessels
Traditional tree skirts aren’t going anywhere, but more polished and tailored alternatives—like tree collars and urns—are growing in popularity.
Get the look: Ballard Designs Toulon Urn ($97)
Marbled Ornaments
Another easy, inexpensive ornament DIY? “Marbling” a set of dime store baubles by dipping them in a nail polish and water solution.
Watch the PureWow tutorial
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Letterboard Decor
This farmhouse staple proves endlessly versatile for the holidays: Folks are using them for festive front door greetings, holiday menu boards and more.
Get the look: Three Bomb Mom letterboard tree pop out ($22)
Zero Waste Gift Wrap
The biggest trend in gift-wrapping? Reusable, giftable paper alternatives. Think: tying your packages up in pretty scarves, tea towels and the like.
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Glass Bottle Candleholders
Gorgeous, budget centerpiece alert: Fill empty wine and water bottles with greenery and top off with pillar candles.
Get the look: Twig & Elm glass candle holder ($20)
