A beach cottage may not be the first setting that comes to mind when you picture Christmas decorating, but this candy-striped entrance makes a convincing case for a seaside holiday palette. Coral, blush, aqua, white, and peach transform the doorway…
Christmas at the marina takes on a playful personality in this imaginative chandlery display. Rope-wrapped trees, painted buoys, nautical lanterns, miniature sailboats, fishing floats, and decorative knots fill a long whitewashed counter overlooking the water. The collection feels festive without…
Paper snowflakes take on a completely different personality in this imaginative Christmas printmaking studio. Instead of a traditional white-and-silver palette, the wall is filled with hot pink, turquoise, cobalt, orange, lime, and red. Printed white patterns give every snowflake intricate…
This imaginative Christmas tree combines the warmth of coral pink with the deep blues of an aquarium tunnel. Starfish, seashells, tropical fish, mint bows, and transparent bubble ornaments turn the tree into an illuminated holiday reef. The aquarium setting makes…
A home observatory is designed for looking outward, but this Christmas retreat makes the interior almost as enchanting as the night sky. A translucent rainbow tree glows at the center of the room, surrounded by illuminated stars and clear gummy-bear…
An industrial elevator landing may not be the first place that comes to mind for fanciful Christmas decorating. That contrast is exactly what makes this entry so memorable. Translucent bear figures glow in pink, orange, and lime against exposed brick…
A hanging Christmas mobile offers an unexpected alternative to a wreath, garland, or tabletop display. This imaginative version combines translucent faux-gummy bears, stars, and candy-like beads beneath a clear circular hoop. Sunlight passes through the raspberry, orange, lime, turquoise, blue,…
A hallway may be a pass-through space, but this Christmas display transforms one into a sparkling destination. Translucent gummy-bear figures appear to march between miniature jewel-toned trees, while oversized ornaments and spiraling decorations float overhead. The glass-block walls catch every…
A pool house is not the first setting most people picture for Christmas dinner. Its open doors, pale surfaces, and view of blue water have little in common with a traditional fireside holiday scene. That contrast is exactly what makes…
A mobile-home entrance may not have a deep porch, wide staircase, or towering columns, but it does not need any of those features to make a memorable Christmas statement. This entry uses the compact architecture to its advantage. A striped…
