no pictures but have a tree in the living room with candles on the end tables. Have a fiber optic tree in the family room with some poinsettias around. Have a manger scene on the mantle in the family room also. In the bathroom I have some Christmas things with red rugs on the floor. In the kitchen I have gold tiebacks with a red poinsettia on the white kitchen window curtain. That is about all. Put lights around outside light pole. It is so much fun decorating the house but so not fun putting it all away again!

Just the entry and living room is the bulk of the stuff, a little in the kitchen and dining room. The tree is in the sunroom. You can still see it from the dining and living room, but it isn't in your face. I am not a big fan of Christmas. The only reason I put out what I do is because of the grand-children. Last year the stuff didn't even make the new year, everything came down the day after Christmas.

Personally, I only decorate the rooms in my house that my guests will see, such as the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and guest bed room. I like to have the Christmas tree in the living room and be the most eye catching. I like to also decorate the front of my house with big Christmas wreaths in the front of my house with Christmas lights hung around the entry way.

I love decorating my front door entrance.

i put something in every room, main emphasis is on the mud room (cause everybody uses that as the entry), living room and kitchen items in the bedrooms and baths are just touches of color or a throw or quilt, guest towels in the baths etc. with the exception of the tree (just one) you could put away every thing i use in less than an hour

Last year:

Living room, but just with a tree and poinsettias.

Family room, just with a tree.

Outside, but only with some bow with bells, garlands and wreaths.

This year will be similar to last, meaning minimal and I decided to add a tree skirt opr collar. But since I'm doing a themed tree, and will be using most of my Wedgwood ornaments, the colors will be: blue, white, and silver with a bit of champagne throughout all my decorations.

Living room

Family room

Outside before and then after the snow..

Last but not least my bulldog statues. I also couldn't decide how I wanted my deck railing to look so must have switched it out at least 5,6 times over the holidays. I don't like too much going on as you can see.

I generally decorate my living room, dining room, and kitchen (sometimes my bedroom).

This is a view of my tree and mantel from last year in my livingroom.

My fireplace mantel in the living room:

living room, entry, dining room to some degree. lights sometimes wander into additional rooms, depending on the household energies...

Everyone has such beautiful decorations! We do almost every room, including the kids bedrooms. The only ones we don’t do are the master bedroom and the bathrooms- except for the towels.

So wonderful to see all the decorations. Bumping this up so more can be added.

Ellie RK Where can I find that tan colored rug decor? I want one! Look at that pudgy little butt!

So fun to see all the decorations! I tend to focus on the kitchen, living room and family room. These are some pix from the last few years. The first one is our front walkway with little trees in the pots. Hard to see but they've got red berries stuck in them, and tiny battery-powered lights for after dark.

Some holiday in the kitchen...

@phuninthesun - His name is Sir Blueberry Muffin (aka Blue), and him and his kind are found wherever there's a piece of cheese, a bit of ham, or just put a trough out and watch them come running..lol

His pudgy butt was put on a diet, and these days, he's a svelte 60 pounder! lol

Ellie RK LOL! Sir Blueberry Muffin! He is just trying to live up to his name!

Ellie, I also love that pudgy butt! Best rug decor ever! :-)

Tree in living room and in both the kids bedrooms (they love to decorate it themselves). Something small in pretty much every other room.

We have a tree in the livingroom and decorate the mantel in the family room. We also have lights outside and decorate the dining table. I used to do more, but I don’t like the job of taking it all down. Also, since we have it up for the entire month of December, I want to keep it simple.

The entry porch, foyer, family room, guest bedrooms, sunroom, and living room.

I try to have something in every room. Usually the same every year except, in the dining room. Each year since Y2K I have chosen a colour/theme for the dining room and go all out. I even wrap the pictures on the wall as gifts or replace them with wreaths.. I host a number of dinners over the holidays and everyone looks forward to seeing what I have done for that year. I usually only have to purchase a few key items every year and often get those at the Thrift shop! Then I mix and match with things I already have. Here are pics of the last few years.

Thanks everyone! Seeing your decorations has given me a little more Christmas spirit and motivation to make some of my own.

Every room- I put small trees in the bathrooms!!

A bit of something in every room. Living, dining and kitchen get the most decorated and also have the tree. The TV/family room downstairs get enough to feel festive and then the bathrooms always seem to get a tiny touch, maybe a candle or colorful ornament on the counter. We put up candy canes and lights outside, ornament wreath on the door.

When the kids were little I put colored lights up every where. But can you ever really have too many colored lights?

So inspiring to see everyone's decorations.

Hi Everyone, Thanks for sharing such beautiful pictures of your homes with the season decorations. wishing you all in advance merry Christmas and Blessings in your homes.

Christmas trees and lights! I can't seem to ever have enough! This year I will have seven. For lights, I always prefer the white or clear. Many of the ornaments have a history and therefore, lots of memories. And it's usually time to turn the calendar to February before I make myself put it all away.

My husband's red tricycle, my father's old red scooter and my mother's vintage red Cosco stool form a vignette on the back porch, along with some plaid thermoses and some berries.

So nice to use all the old toys etc. Here's an old red metal Thermos cooler I used, filled with stuffed toys.

Love seeing everyone's ideas.

We have a small home, and are fairly restrained with holiday decorating.

Here is the tree in our living room - squeezed in - I had to turn the little cabinet to get it to fit. It displays my collection of Russian painted ornaments:

We hang a couple of stockings (with care) by the living-room fireplace:

A pair of stacking Santa dolls are on the bookcase next to the fireplace:

We have a vintage 1980's advent calendar, which is fun and good for a few laughs each morning.

Happy Holidays to all!

Vintage is 1980? Wow what does that make me then. Lol

@sshoover, I love your truck with the trees! :-)

Oldies but goodies.

We go all out! Our family loves Christmas decorations. Many years ago, we added a second tree...then a third...now there’s a tree and a Nativity scene in all the major first floor rooms and entrances. I think we’re up to six :)

Since few people use our front door, we decked out the side entrance and long hallway with something new this year:

Lights make us happy!

Ive enjoyed everyone’s pictures..,thanks for sharing!

Love all the pics.

Got around to doing one tree yesterday, the main one in the living room. I'm being very lazy this year.

I also got crafty and gathered branches around my property, spray painted them a metallic silver, then added some Blue Eucalyptus branches. It looks wintery to me.. :)

Here's the entire thing, it's pretty tall..lol

Other than that, I didn't do anything else inside this year.

Now that my dining room is so much more enjoyable, I decided to deck the halls in it. It's what I see when I walk into the house so it makes me smile every night.

We have a brand new puppy in the house, so I decorated very quickly and simply.

Corner of kitchen counter. The lady always has her light-up necklace; just added the hat to my dog cookie jar.

Santa collection in dining room.

Entry.

Mantel.

Couldnt locate my command hooks to hang the stockings by the FP, so I put them here experimentally and decided to leave them! We never close the shades.

BJ and socottage, I love your style.

Em Dirr, those lights are amazing!!

I`m bumping this up to get more pics.

We're always away for the holidays so I like to keep decorations to a minimum. Since we downsized to a downtown condo last year, our decorations are limited to kitchen/dining/living areas. No holiday decor for master and guest bedrooms or bathrooms. I personally like small items so I limited the decor to a charlie brown tree with some ostrich feathers that I thought I was going to discard (but found new use for them), and some spherical ornaments in a bowl and coffee table.

random balls:

I like the LED glass spheres because they look like the Amazon biospheres a couple blocks from the condo, so I might keep them on the coffee table after the holidays. :)

every room get's something