The holiday season is often filled with fun and excitement. With gifts in tow, people travel thousands of miles just to be with their family. There’s also an abundance of delicious meals and tasty treats. However, nothing says Christmas than a beautifully decorated home.

Use these holiday decorating ideas and turn your home into a festive gathering place for family and friends.

Mix It Up

‘Tis the season to create and decorate the most festive tree for the holidays. To offer a refreshing change from the traditional holiday schemes, consider mixing things up with a new color palette. Also feel free to decorate it with colourful garlands, elegant ornaments, silver balls and more.

Festive Tableware

Think seasonal when dressing up the holiday table so you don’t have to worry about taking it down once Christmas is over. Now is the perfect time to get that red and white china and glassware that has been sitting on the cupboard all year. You can also decorate a serving tray with silver ornaments for a simple yet elegant centrepiece.

Festive Foraging

Pinecones are free and plentiful during the winter, making them a holiday decorating favorite. Tucking some pinecones here and there can easily vamp up yourColorado  home and make it feel warm and cozy.

You don’t have to limit your pinecone decorating to winter displays. You can use them to decorate your dinner table or the fireplace. If you’re feeling crafty, you can create wreaths, vibrant basket arrangement of pine cones or candle stick holders.

Warm Welcome

The weather outside is frightful, but nothing beats the warm and comforting glow of a blazing fireplace. Make your fireplace an eye-catching addition to your living room.

Create the perfect Christmas scene by hanging some festive stockings off the mantle. You can also drape real evergreens and pinecones across the mantle for an earthy look.

Front Door Flair

Hang a wreath on your front door to create a festive impression to your guests before they even knock on your door. You can either buy a wreath or just make it on your own.

Fall is upon us! As the weather turns cooler and the days grow darker, now is a great time to think about how to keep the temperature and mood in your Colorado home cozy. As such, you might want to get a jump start on prepping your living space for the cold winter ahead.

If you are looking for inspiration to start decorating your home for fall, look no further. Check out these simple decorating ideas and use them to transition your home décor for fall.

Keep your home warm and fuzzy

With the chill of autumn in the air, now is the best time to switch out lighter fabrics for heavier ones. Hang heavier curtains and drapery before the cold winter creeps up on us. Add seasonal style and functionality to your living space by laying throw blankets across your furnishings and go all out on the throw pillows. Complete the look by employing cozy patterns such as tweed, herringbone and plaid.

Bring fall to the exterior of your home 

Why should your indoor space have all the fun? Take it outside as well. One of the best ways to say “Hello fall!” is to hang a beautiful autumn wreath at your front door. This is super easy to make and is sure to add glitz and glam to your front door.

Bring the aromas of fall into your home 

It’s not autumn without the apple, cinnamon and pumpkin scents. What better way to bring the aromas of fall into your Colorado home than to make some fall goodies like caramel apples, ginger cookies, and pumpkin spice lattes.

Candles are also a great way to make your home smell amazing. Spread some scented candles throughout your home and light them up in the evening. Your Colorado home will be filled with wonderful aroma in no time. Its warm glow and subtle scent can also help alleviate stress and anxiety.

Dress the floor with area rugs

Cold air creeps in through gaps in doors and windows. When it does, it settles on the floor. Fend off icy toes by placing area rugs strategically in high traffic areas. Large, thick are rugs will create a soft, warm barrier between the cold, hard floor and your feet. Plus, an area rug with vibrant colors can cheer up your living space.