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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Table Decor
Winter Foliage Tablescape // Pretty Handy Girl
Adding winter foliage and pinecones among the current distressed woodland decor pulls the nature theme together. Add pops of color – like blue and gold – with dinnerware.
Pine and White Tablescape // Just a Girl
I love the inclusion of white roses, not typically seen on a Christmas table. It adds elegance, as do the silver and glass elements. The well fitted way to turn traditional rustic into “rustic glam.”
Pomegranate and Cinnamon Tablescape // Julie Blanner
Edible elements from nature can add color and interest to a table design. Here, pomegranates and cinnamon take starring roles among eucalyptus greenery.
Neutral Scheme With Natural Raw Wood // Love Grows Wild
A neutral color scheme is classy when paired with natural tones in wood and pine. It feels cozy and low-key, while still looking memorable.
Moss and Evergreen Tablescape with Touches of Copper // 2 Bees in a Pod
Add some moss to the pines and birch for lots of texture and fun. Bring in some warmth with touches of copper throughout, in candle sticks and votive holders.
Reindeer, Birch and Evergreen Table // French Country Cottage
White and green is such a classic color combo. The reindeer heads are well fitted for tying in a woodland theme, and the rest of the table is direct and clean.
Rustic Birchwood and Cranberry Tablescape // Cottage in the Oaks
Birchwood, antlers, candles and cranberries are inexpensive decor items that can make an solid table. Stripes of red in the linen bring out the red in the berries, for that extra color pop.
Natural Wood Slice Centerpiece // Little Glass Jar
This direct centerpiece is a mixture of natural and current trends. Metallics and wood go surprisingly well together. Take a wood slice tray and some pinecones and dress up your table.
Rustic Glam Centerpiece // Yellow Bliss Road
Mixing silver and white balls with pine boughs and pinecones, ups the elegance a bit. Instead of plopping them in an old wood crate, add texture and continued elegance with delicate white linens.
Woodland Centerpiece // Refresh Restyle
Warmth and cozy traditional flavor combine with deer, lanterns, antlers and pine. It’s got woodsy written all over it!
Pinecone, Berry and Birch Dough Bowl Centerpiece // Savvy Southern Style
You can’t get more rustic than pinecones, berries, birch and antlers! Piled attractively in a vintage dough bowl, they make a festive centerpiece.
Evergreen Log Candle Centerpiece // Funky Junk Interiors
You can create memorable centerpieces by using decor in unexpected ways – like turning a plant stand upside down!
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Citrus and Evergreen Centerpiece // At the Picket Fence
A glass jar filled with citrus and evergreen is an eye-catching display. The colors pop against all the green.
Cranberry and Greens Floating Candle Luminaries // BHG
These floating candle luminaries are a cinch to make – all you need are cranberries, greens and water.
Floating Evergreen Jar Candle Holder // Vienna Wedekind
Here’s a similar option. Fill a bottle with water and place a single evergreen clipping inside. Place a tall taper on top and you’ve got a direct yet elegant centerpiece.
Evergreen Chair Swag // Susie Harris
This chair swag takes your average Christmas home decor over the top. (Plus, that cow is wearing a scarf, which is solid.)
Birch and Antler Centerpiece // Cottage in the Oaks
A mono-chromatic display in white can be lovely and simplistic.
Rustic Pine and Candle Box // Clover Lane Blog
Use a rustic wood box or crate, pine clippings and candles for an straightforward, natural table arrangement.
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Vignettes
Rustic Cinnamon and Pinecone Vignette // Thoughts From Alice
In an antique crate, make a multi-tiered display with pinecones, pine boughs and cinnamon. Add Christmas ornaments to make it even more festive.
Pine Entryway Vignette // Susie Harris
Touches of green pine swag repeated throughout the entryway make it cozy and welcoming.
Pine and Grapevine Deer-head Vignette // Just a Girl
Dress up your shelves with traditional whites, greens and reds. You can dress a plain grapevine wreath in so many different ways, and the striking white roses add such a soft touch to the harsher greens.
direct Touches of Greenery and Red Berries // Almafied
Winter foliage and red Christmas balls interspersed among the white china looks direct yet cheerful.
Birch, Pinecones and Candles // Taryn Whiteaker
Pinecones in galvanized buckets, wood branches, pine and jars of candles create a focal vignette full of warmth and coziness.
Fresh Farmhouse Greens // Farm Fresh Homestead
The variety of textures – from metal, to glass to natural greens and pinecones, make this minimalist display vivid.
Cotton, Birch and Pinecones with Lights // 3 Little Greenwoods
Adding cotton to your birchwood and pinecones, then lighting the whole grouping with Christmas lights is a great way to add ambiance.
“Joy” Galvanized Buckets // Finding Home Farms
How cute are these galvanized buckets with chalk letters? Throw in the white and red checks and the pine boughs and your vignette is holiday-ready!
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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Mantels
direct Pine and Burlap // Clover Lane Blog
This mantel uses lots of natural textures to make a cohesive scene – pine of varied types, burlap and wood. Draw it all together with pops of red.
Rustic Wood-themed // The Chic Site
Wood on wood tones are warm and direct, while the repeating star motif draws the eye.
Cork and Driftwood // Sustain My Craft Habit
Cork, driftwood and pine combine in a unique Christmas mantel. Adding metallic touches glams the natural elements up just a bit.
Farmhouse Style // The Turquoise Home
Magnolia leaves are a farmhouse staple, but add Christmas-y phrases in wood to the center of a wreath and combine it with pine and burlap and you’ve got a holiday classic.
Magnolia and Pine // Vintage Finds
This mantel also uses magnolia leaves as a focal point, but combine them with pine, pinecones and extra wide ribbon to create a clearly full garland that spans the entire mantelpiece.
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Trees
Natural Global Christmas Tree // Casa Watkins
This global, eclectic tree uses lots of green foliage to bring all the metallic elements together in a unique and almost whimsical way.
Woodsy and Refined Rustic // Vintage Finds
This striking rustic tree uses so much texture, it’s striking! I love the bird theme with birdhouses and nests tucked here and there. The grapevine garland wrapped around from top to bottom is a great touch.
Small Pine with direct White and Twine // Burkatron
This mini tree is striking in its simplicity. The direct color pallet of black and white makes the green pine play center stage.
Rustic Box Tree Stand with Burlap and Wool Tree // Clover Lane Blog
This fun rustic tree is covered in natural texture, from wood, to pinecones and burlap!
White and Rustic Tree // It All Started With Paint
“Frosted” pinecones stand out among the pine branches and burlap ribbon. Keeping the colors neutral and direct really helps the natural-theme to shine.
Neutral, Natural Texture // Love Grows Wild
More pinecones, set against white balls of various sizes, with the pinecone motif mirrored in the statues that bookend the tree. Wool stockings hang on the end of the bed, with a matching white throw against the wall. The texture and color here is cozy and pretty.
Mini Pine Branch Tree in Burlap // Funky Junk Interiors
This adorable “Charlie Brown tree” sits in a burlap bag, garnished with moss and apples. It’s a perfectly direct display.
Plain Trees in Burlap // French Country Cottage
Small, undecorated pines in burlap bags add texture and natural color to Christmas decor.
Wool Throw Tree Skirt // Dreamy Whites
Wrap your pine tree in a chunky knitted wool throw for a scrumptiously cozy look.
Tree in a Basket // The Merrythought
Or tuck it into an oversized basket with a fur blanket for warmth and softness.
Handmade Basket Tree Skirt // In My Own Style
A normal wicker basket is turned into a striking tree skirt – such a direct presentation that straightforward to create at home.
direct White and Gold // Homey Oh My
Black and white themed decor goes perfectly with the direct gold accents and the striking jute basket.
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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Wreaths
direct Eucalyptus Wreath // A Bubbly Life
A direct wreath of eucalyptus is a pretty way to bring greens to your wall or door.
Giant Christmas Wreath // Homemade Ginger
You’ll never believe what this oversized, joyful wreath is made out of. Wrapped in twine and mixed green foliage, the wreath would be memorable over a fireplace or faux mantel.
Foraged Triangle Wreath // Fall for Handmade
Use twigs to make a triangle base, then forage for winter greenery to add in one corner. If you love the Scandinavian style, this wreath is for you.
Pine Trimmings Wreath // Farmhouse on Boone
After you’ve trimmed your hedges or trees outside, don’t throw away the trimmings! Use them for memorable winter wreaths like this one.
Paint Stick Pine Wreaths // Rain on a Tin Roof
Using paint sticks to create a shaped base for pine wreaths is simply genius. You can make natural pine wreaths in any form you’d like!
Birch Wood Wreath // Love Create Celebrate
Here’s a unique take on a wreath made from birch wood pieces.
Square Holly Wreath // Sustain My Craft Habit
You can’t get more traditional than holly for Christmas decor, and this square holly wreath is cute and festive.
direct Greenery // The Merrythought
The simplicity of this natural greens wreath just proves that you don’t need much to create something elegant and classic.
Mixed Greens Grapevine Wreath // Creek Line House
You can add greenery to a plain grapevine wreath, then wind with ribbon or twine, for an straightforward and striking door decoration.
3D Christmas Star Wreath // Chronicles of Home
Place a Christmas star inside your boxwood wreath for a statement piece.
Olive Branch Wreath // Shades of Blue Interiors
Rustic farmhouse bells combined with direct olive branches, make the well fitted festive, holiday focal point.
Rosemary Wreath // The Pretty Blog
Rosemary sprigs make an attractive miniature wreath that you can use to festoon chairs, place settings or cabinet doors.
Mixed Foliage Wreath // A Quiet Style
This mixed green wreath is so full and lush. The simplicity comes from the monochromatic scheme and all-natural elements.
Little House Wreath // Life Is a Party
We love the whimsical cheerfulness of this little house set in pine boughs. The adorable book page stars are the well fitted touch.
White Woven Wreath // Homemade Ginger
Pompoms and yarn combine with a bit of cotton and airplants for a chic winter-themed wreath.
Merry Christmas Embroidery Hoop Wreaths // Hello Yellow
These “merry Christmas” hoops are clever and cute! Adding sprigs of pine and berries makes them even more fun!
Swedish Candle Wreath // Francoise Moi
Get that Scandinavian feeling with this Swedish inspired wreath. A direct hoop and candle, festooned with eucalyptus, looks memorable set in the window.
Mini Wood Slice Wreath // Becoming Martha
Mini wood slices lined up on an embroidery hoop create an adorable natural wreath.
Wood Slice and Burlap Wreath // Shabby Love
These small wood slices cover the front and sides of a foam wreath – another great use of wood slices.
Wood and Burlap Wreath // Finding Home Farms
Or overlap large wood slices and dress them up with burlap!
Pine Swag Wreath // Clean and Scentsible
striking pine swag, with a little silver and white bling, is vivid on the front door.
Pine Door Swag with Paper Bow // Knick of Time
Here’s a simpler version of pine swag – just as pretty with the pinecones and paper bow.
Pinecone Star // Ella Claire
Create a giant star out of pinecones for an inexpensive (or free!) large-scale wreath.
Pinecone Wreath // Bekob
This wreath is bursting with pinecones and sprigs of pine – it’s full and inviting.
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Garlands
Wood Veneer Chain // The Merrythought
Here’s a unique take on the paper chain – use wood veneer!
Dried Orange and Cinnamon Garland // Hearth and Vine
Dried oranges, cinnamon sticks and winter greens make a fragrant and colorful display.
Paint-dipped Pinecones // Craft and Creativity
Dip pinecones in white paint so they appear snow-covered! String them on twine for a cute and wintry garland.
Bleached Pinecone and Cranberry Garland // Clean and Scentsible
Bleaching pinecones gives them a faded, rustic look. Combined with bright red cranberries, it’s an eye-catching garland.
Pinecone and Mod Circle Garland // Pretty Handy Girl
Turn pinecones into a modern garland with white and metallic paper circles.
Twig Garland // Funky Junk Interiors
Small twig pieces can be knotted into a creative, rustic garland.
Lighted Pine Garland // It All Started With Paint
This traditional pine garland is dressed up with “frosted” pinecones, bright white ornaments and glowing Christmas lights. The effect is strong.
Merry Pine Trimming Garland // Ella Claire
Cozy up any space with pine trimmings on a chalkboard bunting.
Greenery Globe Light Garland // The Merrythought
Add greenery to a strand of globe lights for a striking touch.
Dried Citrus and Faux Berry Garland // Hearth and Vine
Dried citrus among berries really makes this grapevine garland pop.
Floral and Greens Garland // Inspired By This
A lush green garland with pops of flowers makes for a colorful and striking Christmas decoration.
Magnolia Garland with Moravian Stars // Garden and Gun
A full magnolia leaf garland decked out with Moravian stars looks simply striking.
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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Ornaments
Birch Painted and Wood Burned Ornaments // The Casual Craftlete
Use a wood burning pen to carve a direct design, then paint and distress.
Etched Snowflake on Birch Ornaments // Design Mom
Or simply leave your birch slice etched with no paint. Also a striking option!
straightforward Wood Slice Ornament // Yellow Bliss Road
If you haven’t got a wood burning pen, you can use vinyl to get the same look!
Birch and Pinecone Ornament // An Extraordinary Day
Or consider adding pinecone “petals” as flowers on your wood slice!
Twig Snowflake Ornaments // Yellow Bliss Road
Create a direct snowflake ornament by gluing twigs together.
Twig Christmas Trees // Funky Junk Interiors
Knot twigs together from longest to shortest for a Christmas tree ornament you can hang anywhere.
Twig Star Ornaments // direct As That
Twigs, glue and twine are all you need for this cute star ornament. So direct and rustic, but charming as well!
Twig Arrow Ornaments // Yellow Bliss Road
These twig arrows are whimsical, colorful and full of texture and life!
Raw Wood Ball Ornaments // Tara Victoria
For a modern look, use a color blocking technique to paint raw wood balls.
Jute Ball Ornaments // Diva of Handmade
Cover your old ball ornaments with jute twine for a more natural effect.
Scandi Foliage Ornaments // Burkatron
Berries and greenery inside clear balls are also a modern take on the natural theme.
Cinnamon Stick Himmeli Ornament // Jojotastic, photographer credit: Meghan Klein
Create himmeli ornaments from cinnamon sticks! The modern geometric shapes look memorable and they smell great too!
Cranberry Heart // Notes From Rochester
With wire and cranberries, you can make ornaments of any shape – like this cute heart!
Mini Trees from Clippings // Cottage in the Oaks
Bottlebrush trees are clearly trendy, but you can create your own mini trees with evergreen clippings and wood slices!
Hazelnut Kissing Balls // Sustain My Craft Habit
These “pomanders” are made from hazelnuts – shelled and unshelled. What a creative and unique option!
Tiny Star and Branch Wall Hanging // Delineate Your Dwelling
White clay stars hang form a branch in a minimalist display that’s adorable and festive.
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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Indoor Home Decor Inspiration – Putting it All Together
Naturally Modern // 4 Men 1 lady
Natural doesn’t have to mean rustic – this modern home uses touches of fur, wood, and other textiles for a cozy, natural feel.
Navy and Natural // It All Started With Paint
With a neutral starting point – whites, creams and navy – you can add all kinds of natural elements for a pulled together, classic look.
Fresh and Green // Shades of Blue Interiors
This striking home is bedecked with olive branches and other greenery that makes it feel so cozy and chic.
Boho Natural // Cassie Bustamante
Create a boho feeling this Christmas by mixing textiles in unexpected ways – fringe, wool, twine, yarn… combine it in a neutral color-scape for a relaxing vibe.
Pinecone Wonderland // Vibeke Designs
You can do memorable things with nature – in particular pinecones and paper whites!
Inspired by Nature // Trendsparnana
Create a modern, eclectic look with a combination of glass vessels, greenery, moss and lots of fairy lights.
Simply Rustic // Finding Home Farms
Here’s a traditional take on natural decor – it’s rustic and homey.
Foraged Textures // Decorator’s Notebook Blog
The texture in this photo is about to jump the page! Combine fur, foraged tree limbs, greens, dried twigs and leaves, plush pillows, soft rugs and throws, striking glass elements all together in monochromatic nudes, whites and grays for a modern natural look.
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Need some inspiration for your Christmas decor this year? Look to nature! There are so many wonderful, natural elements to use inside your home and out. They’re inexpensive – or FREE! – are versatile and look great either alone, or paired with other Christmas decor. You can add natural items to nearly any style of decorating you prefer – be it rustic, country, Scandinavian or Nordic, modern, traditional or eclectic. The examples here show just how to do it, so look at our 100+ natural holiday decor options to get your wheels turning!
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Outdoor Decor – Setting the Tone
Christmas Ice Lanterns // Belle Noelle
Line your porch, patio or walkway with this vivid ice lanterns!
Magnolia Window Swag // Old Town Home
Magnolia swag replaces pine swag in this monochromatic green scheme. Very chic!
Plaid and Pine // Old Town Home
Combine pine in a plethora of different ways – topiaries, square wreaths and swags – along with plaid fabric to make a very inviting look.
Green on Green // Cottage in the Oaks
Here the variation in greens is a striking backdrop to the rustic bins, lanterns and garlands.
Citrus and Greenery // French Country Cottage
You can use citrus outside as well as inside to festoon your winter greenery!
Oversized Pinecones // Creativity Exchange
Giant pinecones take center stage among the pine trimmings and magnolia leaves.
direct and Rustic // On Sutton Place
The best part of natural decor is that direct elements can make a big impact – like the grapevine topiary “trees” beside the door and the large burlap wreath and bright red berries adorning the wreath.
Natural and Cozy // Cottage in the Oaks
The lanterns lining the steps invite you up to the rustic, natural porch!
Vintage and Pine // Postcards from the Ridge
Adding vintage touches makes your decor unique and homey.
Eclectic, Cozy and Rustic // Cassie Bustamante
This eclectic porch makes use of all different kinds of textures – again, keeping the color-scheme direct gives it all a cohesive look.
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