Barbiecore craze took over pretty much every aspect of our lives in 2023—and it’s now coming for our holiday décor! Pink Christmas trees are going stronger than ever this holiday season, and it’s still not too late to welcome one into your home. According to Fox Business’ recent report, the search for “pink Christmas tree” […]
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According to Fox Business’ recent report, the search for “pink Christmas tree” on Pinterest has spiked 286% in the last six months, and it’s not hard to see why. The release of Greta Gerwig’s smash hit Barbie put this lively color back on the map, and we’ve seen it dominate fashion, home décor, and even the food industry in recent months.
The representative of the gifting company Unifury discussed this rising trend with Fox Business and said that “a pink Christmas tree is the perfect, fun centerpiece for Christmas, offering a different touch to a traditional color scheme and is perfect for photo opportunities.”
Many Instagram and TikTok users seem to agree, and they’re showing up their pink Christmas trees on their feeds as we speak, but should you embrace this craze, as well?
If you don’t want to go all in and buy a huge tree to keep up with this trend, getting a smaller tree for your bedroom or office is always an option. Also, keep in mind that you don’t have to buy a tree at all to embrace the Barbiecore craze, because you can get the same effect with decorations and ornaments in different shades of pink.
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Nature has always been a great source of holiday décor inspiration, and it’s certainly having a moment this year. Woodland-inspired decorations are going stronger than ever this holiday season, and they’ll help you bring the magical touch of the great outdoors into your home. Acorn/ Pinecone Decorations If you’re not sure where to start […]
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]]>Nature has always been a great source of holiday décor inspiration, and it’s certainly having a moment this year. Woodland-inspired decorations are going stronger than ever this holiday season, and they’ll help you bring the magical touch of the great outdoors into your home.
Acorn/ Pinecone Decorations
If you’re not sure where to start with woodland-themed décor, acorn/pinecone ornaments are always a good idea. They’ll evoke the spirit of the woods and you can easily find them at pretty much every home store or make them on your own.
Forrest Friends
Deer-shaped decorations became synonymous with Christmas, and they can bring a sense of wildlife wonder to your holiday scene, along with foxes and squirrels.
Mushroom Ornaments
Mushroom-inspired décor experienced a huge boom in recent years, and now’s a better time than ever to give it a shot! Mushroom-shaped ornaments will add a playful element to your holiday display and they’re now available in a wide variety of different colors.
Rustic Greenery
If you’re looking for a way to enhance the earthy aesthetic of your woodland décor, make sure to add some wooden ornaments and rustic greenery to the mix. You can make them a part of your table centerpieces or make wreaths adorned with pinecones, berries, and other rustic elements.
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This holiday season is bringing many amazing home décor trends our way, and candycore is one of the very best. This emerging craze is all about putting a sweet twist on your holiday decorations, and our brief guide will help you get it done! Color Scheme Many people avoid candy-themed holiday decorations because they look […]
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]]>This holiday season is bringing many amazing home décor trends our way, and candycore is one of the very best. This emerging craze is all about putting a sweet twist on your holiday decorations, and our brief guide will help you get it done!
Color Scheme
Many people avoid candy-themed holiday decorations because they look all over the place—and they’re not necessarily wrong. Luckily, you can easily avoid this problem by sticking to a color scheme and only picking decorations that fit into it, ideally red, white, and green.
Candy Cane Bonanza
Speaking of red and white, candy canes are usually the focal point of the candycore holiday trend. In addition to easily fitting with other decorations, they’re also the easiest to find because most home décor stores offer an abundance of candy cane ornaments come holiday season.
Gingerbread
If you’re leaning towards a more neutral color scheme, gingerbread-inspired decorations will get you there. From gingerbread-shaped ornaments to cookie jars, houses, mugs, and stockings, you’ll find countless décor pieces adorned with this motif.
Gifts & Sweets
Decorating your home with candy-themed ornaments is half the fun, and your Christmas gifts and dinner should follow suit. Buy candy-themed wrapping paper for the gifts, and consider setting up a candy buffet so your guests can treat themselves to their favorite sweet delights.
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It’s never too early to start planning your holiday décor, and the masterminds behind Etsy seem to agree. Our favorite source of home décor inspiration finally shared their annual list of holiday décor predictions, and we’re bringing you five trends that made the cut. Gingerbread Girl The “gingerbread girl” aesthetic is all about welcoming warm, […]
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]]>It’s never too early to start planning your holiday décor, and the masterminds behind Etsy seem to agree. Our favorite source of home décor inspiration finally shared their annual list of holiday décor predictions, and we’re bringing you five trends that made the cut.
Gingerbread Girl
The “gingerbread girl” aesthetic is all about welcoming warm, rustic, and vintage vibes into your home, through such home décor staples as wreath sashes, ruffled bedding, and holiday cookie cutters.
Grandpa Chic
You’ve heard of coastal grandma, now get ready for grandpa chic! This holiday décor craze is all about embracing rich tones, such as burgundy, olive green, and tobacco brown, and classic materials like dark woods, plaid textiles, and leather.
Elevated Entertaining
If you’re inviting a lot of guests to your home this holiday season, elevated entertaining will be your cup of tea. Zodiac tea towels, natural linen placemats, and handmade glassware are some of the entertaining essentials experiencing a boom on Etsy.
Mantelscaping
This holiday trend is all about elevating the mantel above your fireplace by using candle lanterns, ceramic trees, and accent ornaments.
Candycore
From lollipops to candy canes, this trend is all about celebrating your favorite sweet treats through your home décor and giving it a childlike and carefree vibe.
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Orange is usually the first color that we associate with Halloween, but things are going to look a little bit different this year. This spooky holiday is just around the corner, and people are decorating their homes with trinkets in all sorts of different colors—including pink! If you’re in the mood to put a twist […]
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]]>Orange is usually the first color that we associate with Halloween, but things are going to look a little bit different this year. This spooky holiday is just around the corner, and people are decorating their homes with trinkets in all sorts of different colors—including pink!
If you’re in the mood to put a twist on your Halloween décor this year, this color will fit in just right if you already have a lot of pink things in your home. There’s a great contradiction between the spookiness of Halloween and the gentle and carefree nature of the color pink, and that’s exactly the charm of this rising trend.
Halloween is my fave and I’m so happy to see so much pink in stores this year!! 
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. . . . #halloweendecor #pinkhalloween #spookycute #spookyseason #spookyszn #pinkdecor #pinkasthetic #falldecor #ghostie #targethalloween2020 #homegoodsfinds #marshallsfinds #michaelshalloween #bathandbodyworks #whitebarncandlePink Halloween décor, including pumpkins and skeletons, can be found at several home stores, and Michaels is responsible for putting this trend on the map. Marshalls, Pottery Barn, and Target also come to mind, but you can also find many pink-colored handmade goods on Etsy.
Making your own is also an option, especially if you manage to find white décor that perfectly fits in with your pink pieces. You can bedazzle them, decorate them with glitter, or use fake flowers and ribbons to add a dash of pink to your décor.
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Now that we’re into September, it’s time to start thinking about holiday decor. Due to the pandemic, people are starting to shop for the holiday season earlier this year. If you’re looking to take your mind off of the coronavirus, there’s no better way than by shopping for holiday decor and adding some holiday spirit […]
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]]>Now that we’re into September, it’s time to start thinking about holiday decor. Due to the pandemic, people are starting to shop for the holiday season earlier this year. If you’re looking to take your mind off of the coronavirus, there’s no better way than by shopping for holiday decor and adding some holiday spirit into your home. These are the trends that are expected to take off this year.
Rainbow Brights
This holiday season, you’ll see lots of bright colors to add cheer and liven up living spaces. To get the look, buy multi-color string lights, colorful Christmas baubles, and vibrant barware.
Rainbow Christmas
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#rainbow #christmas #rainbowchristmas #rainbowchristmastree #rainbowchristmasparty #christmasdecor #christmastree #christmaslights #christmasdecorating #christmasdecor #christmastree
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Decked-Out Front Doors
To express their holiday spirit while social distancing, people will decorate their front doors. It’s a great way to send some Christmas cheer to your neighborhood!
#christmasfrontdoor #magnificentmagnolia #casualchichome #merryandbrightNatural Elements
Natural elements like fresh greenery, dried foliage, and raw wood make great holiday decorations. Add a beautiful wreath, a garland to your staircase, or textured placemats to your table.
I came, I saw, I shared, I made it awkward, and I filled my cart with way more garlands, wreaths, and mini trees than I should have. #worthit If you are one of those who needs to see it and feel it in person to find the good stuff, I hope seeing it in my Stories today is at least the next best thing. And I shared a tip to boost the greenery you already have too. Where do you get your favorite Christmas greenery? I linked all of my faves in @liketoknow.it . . . . . #christmasgarland #christmaswreath #ltkholidayathome #ltkhome #ltkunder50 #christmasdecorating #foyer #entryway #entrywaydecor #christmasstaircase #staircasedecor #classicdesign #traditionalhome #modernvintage #moderntraditional #bhgcelebrate #liketkit http://liketk.it/2HaaKFlocking
Powdery snow will be all over Christmas tress, tree skirts, and other holiday decor around your house. Even if you live in a part of the country that doesn’t snow on Christmas, you can still feel like you’re in the middle of a winter wonderland.
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