Christmas Decorating Ideas For Bedroom

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25 Best Christmas Bedroom Decor Ideas for a Positively Jolly Night's Sleep

It should be a rule that every bedroom needs a tree.

David Tsay

It's no secret that a decent amount of your day is spent in your bedroom. Because of this, we think that it's kind of necessary that you infuse holiday cheer into the place where you sleep with these best Christmas bedroom décor ideas. Why should the holiday be contained to Christmas living room decorations or Christmas kitchen decorations? After all, your room might be where you do a lot of Christmas prep as it is. Perhaps you binge on all the Hallmark Christmas movies from bed (while snacking on Christmas cookies). Or maybe you shop for Christmas gifts on your laptop before dozing off. You might even dream up your Christmas dinner menu and all those Christmas treats while in your room, whether asleep or awake! So basically, what we're saying is that you might not have realized it, but a lot of Christmas planning happens from the comfort of your bedroom. Which means that your bedroom deserves just as many holiday decorations as any other room. How pretty would a garland draped across your headboard be? Or cozy red and green blankets added to your bed? This year, try some of these Christmas bedroom décor ideas to get you in the holiday spirit, no matter where you are in your home.

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Drape garland along your headboard.

An easy way to shift your room into the Christmas spirit is by hanging garland from the headboard or anywhere else you see fit.

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Put up a Christmas tree.

Your living room doesn't have to be the only place in your house with a Christmas tree. For your bedroom tree, keep it simple, like with this minimalistic tree decorated with lights.

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Get a festive throw blanket.

A little change, like draping a red or green throw blanket over your bed goes a long way. Especially when it's paired with other touches, like a small wreath or a stocking.

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Keep your pooch in mind!

Incorporate your furriest family member with these charming wreaths that use painted dog bones in place of bows.

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Try an alternative garland.

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Give each guest a personal gift basket.

If you have guests for Christmas, especially kids, leave a gift basket at the foot of their bed with beautiful, seasonal treats tucked inside.

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Hang up a punny Christmas banner.

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Opt for a white Christmas.

Even if the snow isn't falling outside, this bedroom guarantees you'll have a white Christmas. The green and black plaid break up the blocks of white so it feels even cozier.

See more at The Design Twins.

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Add accent pillows.

An easy swap to make in a bedroom is changing the pillow cases for something more festive, like these red ones. Adding an accent pillow will bring it all together.

See more at Meme Hill.

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Hang up wreaths and ornaments.

Hang a string of ornaments over a set of wreaths, like in this rustic bedroom. Make sure to include lots of warm blankets.

See more at Liz Marie Blog.

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Swap out bedding.

Take an "all throughout the house" approach to decorating, and swap out your everyday bedding for more seasonal fare. Garlands and a mini tree offer more holiday fun.

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Mix and match festive patterns.

You'll find a variety of tartan patterns and colors in the master bedroom of this Michigan farmhouse. Style blankets in complimenting colors on your bed and throughout your home this holiday season.

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Bring the outdoors inside.

The owners of this rustic lakeside cabin found fresh greenery and pinecones in their backyard and then fashioned this unique piece to hang in above their bed.

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Deck out your headboard.

Red ribbon, fresh pine, a string of lights, or a wreath—you can't wrong with any of these options above your bed.

See more at Shades of Blue Interiors.

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Style your bed with plaid.

Nothing says Christmas like a pretty plaid print in rich reds, greens, and winter-y hues.

See more at Craftberry Bush.

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Add a Christmas tree.

If we had our way, every room in the house would have a spirited tree as a focal point.

See more at Ella Claire.

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Incorporate holiday signage.

A hand-painted or printed sign featuring your favorite Christmas expression or song is a beautiful reminder of the season.

See more at Liz Marie Blog.

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Hang stockings from your bed frame.

They'll look just as great displayed here as they do on the fireplace.

See more at Love Grows Wild.

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Hang a wreath from your mirror.

Make it work for the entire winter season by choosing a one in white.

See more at Dear Lillie .

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Try simple accessories.

If you don't want to go overboard with holiday elements, decorate with an unadorned minimalist tree.

See more at Jeanne Oliver.

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Go for red and green.

Combining these two colors in your bedroom might seem difficult to pull off, but you can expect subdued shades of the two colors to look stunning.

See more at French Country Cottage.

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Make it shine.

A string of twinkling Christmas lights will give your relaxing space a beautiful glow.

See more at Rooms for Rent.

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Get inspired by winter.

Give your bedroom a winter-wonderland feel with frosted accessories like trees and wreaths.

See more at Kindred Vintage & Co.

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Infuse the smell of Christmas.

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Keep it neutral.

If you want to avoid bold reds, greens, or glittery pieces, go for a seasonal element like this pinecone wreath.

See more at City Farmhouse.

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