Ideas For Decorating Christmas Windows

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28 Best Christmas Window Decorations for Every Room in Your House

You'll love these DIY ideas to make your home extra festive.

DAVID A. LAND

There is no shortage of places that deserve a little decorating love during the holiday season. After you've hung the stockings with care, decked the halls with boughs of holly, and crafted the perfect holiday-inspired first impression on your porch and front door with the help of garland and Christmas lights, you may think, what's left? You wouldn't be the first person to overlook your windows, but we hope you'll be the last! We've compiled a list of the best Christmas window decorations to give you all the inspiration for this oft-ignored spot.

If you can't bear the thought of buying yet another round of Christmas decorations, you're in luck. Our list of the best Christmas window decorations can be completely DIY, and they are one of our favorite kid-friendly holiday projects when it is too cold to play outside. We've got ideas for windows of all shapes and sizes. If you're too busy to craft—which we totally understand in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season—we've got ideas for you too! Adorning your windows with adorable wreaths or these special DIY projects is a quick and easy bump your Christmas curb appeal up a level and make your house the merriest on the block.

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Ribbon Hung Wreath

This classic look never goes out of style. Simply hang wreaths with wide, red-and-white ticking striped ribbon. Conceal a small nail or hook out of sight on the top of your window frame.

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Ribbon Embellished Garland

A simple window swag with greenery gets an upgrade with these simple ribbon corner pieces. Instead of a traditional bow, tie in a knot for understated charm.

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Sconce-Tied Wreaths

The perfect example of the use-what-you-have spirit! Get creative with natural places to hang wreaths over windows. Here, red ribbon is tied in a simple bow over the kitchen's black sconces.

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Don't Forget Your Chickens

Don't forget your feathered friends when decorating your windows (and doors!). Here a simple fir garland flanks the door, while a magnolia leaf wreath graces the window.

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DIY Ribbon Wreath

It couldn't be easier to create this ribbon wreath—or give your kitchen a burst of bright, Christmas-inspired color. Just thread some red ribbon through a miniature store-bought wreath.

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DIY Citrus Wreath

The Christmas-ready pairing of dried oranges, greenery, and burlap ribbon will be a welcome addition to any window (or door!). After all, when it comes to DIY window decorations, you want to be sure you can still see out the window—which is why the slim profile of this wreath works well.

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DIY Garland

A fresh pine-and-cedar garland is all this homeowner needs to give her kitchen a boost of Christmas cheer. It's as aromatic as it is easy on the eyes!

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DIY Citrus Garland

It couldn't be easier to throw together this DIY garland. Simply string together some dried orange slices on a length of nylon thread or baker's twine, then hang and call it a day!

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Bathroom Window Wreath

Make sure your windows in every room are covered—yes, we mean every room! A wreath in your bathroom will add a seasonal touch to the space.

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Hanging Candle Wreath

Candles are a fixture in windows around the holidays, but we think you should put a new spin on the look. This metal hoop wreath will do just that.

Get the tutorial at François et Moi.

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Magnolia Leaf Garland

Whether you decide to use this magnolia leaf garland on your inside or outside windows, it definitely adds a farmhouse feel.

Get the tutorial at Chatfield Court.

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Hot Glue Snowflake Window Clings

Decorations feel much more homey when you make them yourself. That's why we love these DIY hot glue window clings that definitely beat the store-bought versions.

Get the tutorial at We Lived Happily Ever After.

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Outdoor Christmas Window Decorations Ideas

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Christmas Window Ornaments

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Christmas Wreath Window Decor

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Christmas Card Window Display

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Christmas Tree Window Decor

Placing your Christmas tree in front of a window, as designer Eddie Ross does at his New England home, gives neighbors a full view of the twinkling tannenbaum at night.

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Simple Christmas Window Decorating Idea

Christmas window decor doesn't have to be complicated. Simple stars make a statement along the bottom of this one.

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Window Christmas Garland Idea

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Interior Window Decorations for Christmas

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Oversized Ornaments Window Decor

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Lighted Christmas Window Decorations

These elegant acrylic flakes even light up!

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Christmas Window Box Decor

Can you believe all the greenery used in this beautiful Christmas window box only added up to $5? Yeah, neither can we.

Get the tutorial at Nest of Posies.

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Hanging Wreath Trio for Christmas Windows

Not a crafter? Settle for this trendy trio instead.

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Fa la la la Christmas Window Banner

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Christmas Snowflake Window Clings

Decals guarantee a snowy scene, whether it's cold enough where you live or not!

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Tree Silhouette Holiday Window Decal

Whether on the house, barn, or garage, this window decal will impart a whimsical woodland scene.

Anna Logan Anna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living.

Rebekah Lowin Lifestyle Editor Rebekah Lowin is the Lifestyle Editor for The Pioneer Woman, covering food, entertaining, home decor, crafting, gardening, and holiday.

Chloe Gorman Chloe Gorman is the lifestyle writer for Country Living who covers food, décor, entertainment, and more.

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