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With the cozy appeal of holiday decor, there's no reason not to spread the same cheer in your bedroom. While most decorating mainstays include porches, living rooms, staircases, and even kitchens, the bedroom often gets left for last—or isn't decorated at all. We'd like to make the case against that. From oversized wool throws to petite nightstand trees, you're probably wondering why you never thought of this spot before now. And if you've already hung up your seasonal wreath, decorated the tree with your favorite festive ornaments, or displayed your stockings for everyone to see, your bedroom is a space we suggest you add to your holiday to-do list. This year, decorate without limitation and bring holiday vibes into your personal sanctuary.
Whether you're a minimalist or maximalist, traditionalist or modernist, there are ideas—big and small—for how to infuse your bedroom with a festive feel. So if you're ready to start and end your day surrounded by the spirit of Christmas, read on for 24 brilliant Christmas bedroom designs that make for an endlessly festive home.
1 Scatter Candles Everywhere
If you'd rather not trouble yourself with string lights in the bedroom, we suggest scattering an assortment of pillar candles (LED lit, of course) to create a cozy glow that will light the way.
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Natural Glow Ivory Pillar Candle, $45
2 Line An Exposed Beam With Garland
If you're lucky enough to be blessed with exposed beams, make use of them! This crisp white bedroom uses frosty sparkle fern garland to bring a snow-dusted feel into the wintery space.
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Sparkle Fern & Branch Christmas Garland, $95
3 Drape Your Headboard in Garland
Rachel from Shades of Blue Interiors gave her headboard the full holiday treatment with a lush flocked garland covered in pinecones and twinkling lights.
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Pre-lit Flocked Garland, $44
4 Swap in Classic Holiday Bedding
Red tartan, faux fur, and presents propped at the end of the bed offer a subdued holiday appeal that's cozy as can be.
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Tartan Duvet Cover & Shams, Starting at $32
A few easy accents—like this wreath, pillow, and throw blanket combo by Lark & Linen—are all you need to add holiday vibes to your bedroom.
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Plaid Pillow Cover, $36
6 Spread the Cheer to Your Kids' Room Too
Give your kids even more reason to get excited with a vibrant holiday setup in their own personal space. Colorful pompoms and tiny trees appeal to a Christmas theme without taking away from the space's youthful design (via Shades of Blue Interiors )
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Rainbow Felt Ball Garland, $11
A Montana guest house's wood-clad appeal is enhanced with arboreal holiday accents, including lush garland framing the bunks.
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Garland, $100
8 Try a Pretty Pink Palette
9 Keep Things Merry & Bright
If you're short on space or long on creativity, this string light tree is the perfect bedroom decoration.
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Clear Christmas String Lights, $11
11 Keep it Simple with an Unadorned Wreath
Maintain the appeal of your classic bedroom design with a simple, unadorned wreath. (via Lark & Linen).
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Sugar Pine Wreath, $82
12 Transform Your Catchall with Seasonal Spices
This year, swap jewelry and knick knacks for oranges and cinnamon, which will look as great as it smells.
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Cinnamon Sticks, $14
13 Go for Four-Poster Garland
Put your bedroom furniture to good use by weaving festive garland around your existing pieces.
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Directional Garland, $100
Enjoy your Christmas tree from the comforts of your bed, but save yourself the hassle and opt for a mini version instead!
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Mini Christmas Tree, $27
15 Scatter Simple Wreaths
If you're craving some holiday cheer without a full bedroom overhaul, an assortment of wreaths should do just the trick.
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Lighted Fir Wreath, $23
16 Make Use of Your Tree Clippings
Whether you plan on trimming your Christmas tree or have plenty of pines outside, a simple holiday tree branch—propped in a classic vase—adds a natural, understated charm.
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Faux Pine Branch, $22
17 Add Garland to Your Chandelier
A little garland goes a long way, and this elegant bedroom setup by Jennifer Holmes of Dear Lillie Studio is proof.
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Pine with Pine Cones, $47
18 Stack Your Shelves with Christmas Goodies
This year, go beyond the elf on a shelf, with mini trees, garland, and even a lantern.(via Garnett Hill)
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Red Lantern, $12
Prove just how much you love the holidays with coordinating maximalist decor (if you don't have a Christmas bedskirt, are you really a holiday fiend?) Bedding, pillows, wreaths, and a tree bring this festive vignette to life.
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Reynal Cotton Quilt, $88
20 Opt for a North Pole Theme
Bring the land of the Claus's to your bedroom with a quirky north pole theme (via The Company Store).
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Polar Bear Flannel Bedding, Starting at $24
21 Incorporate Snow-Dusted Decor
Create a wintertime appeal indoors with an assortment of decor that features snow-dusted designs. (via Tuft & Trim)
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Distressed Wood Lantern, $40
22 Hang Headboard Ornaments
Ran out of tree space for all your favorite ornaments? Bring the adornments to bed and hang some from your headboard.
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Blue and Silver Ball Ornament Set, $43
Prop a tabletop tree on your dresser—like this iron galvanized version—for a simple and sophisticated dose of holiday decor.
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Iron Galvanized Christmas Tree, $27
24 Bring Your Stocking to Bed
It'll look just as great, and free up your mantel for other decor. (via Garnett Hill)
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Chunky Knit Christmas Stocking, $30
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Fair Isle Friends Flannel Bedding, Starting at $29
Lucia Tonelli Assistant Editor Lucia Tonelli is an Assistant Editor at Town & Country, where she writes about the royal family, culture, real estate, design, and more.
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