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Society6’s marketplace lets you purchase designs — many created by artists — in just about any form, from clocks to comforters to mugs. …
Society6 Society6’s marketplace lets you purchase designs — many created by artists — in just about any form, from clocks to comforters to mugs. That means you can get a matching bath mat and shower curtain with T-Rexes in Santa hats. Decorative hand towels are also an option. Add some pillows and throws to cozy up the couch, and your home will instantly look festive. If you care as much about what’s under the tree as what’s on it, then just any wrapping paper won’t do. Cover your gifts in an ugly sweater pattern (which is actually kind of cute) or gingerbread villages. For those who don’t have a ton of holiday cards to send, the stationery sets are cute (but pricey), especially this cat tangled up in Christmas lights. Good for: Wrapping paper, pillows, blankets Bronner’s has essentially every category of Christmas decoration, from lights to outdoor accessories and wreaths. You’ll even find Santa suits, if you want to be part of the decor. The store sells cowboy-boot stockings, as well as more traditional kinds. Bronner’s ornament selection is impressive, as well. Perhaps a lasagna would make the perfect addition to your Garfield-themed tree. (If you want an all-food tree, Bronner’s more than has you covered. There’s even a DQ Blizzard.) It sells all matter of dinosaur and Disney ornaments, And, of course, Bob Ross will make yours a happy little tree. Good for: Ornaments, wreaths, lights, collectibles Balsam Hill Balsam Hill has one of the more useful ways to hunt down a wreath or garland, letting you narrow down the choices by size and other descriptors, like realistic, undecorated, or safe for the outdoors. Styles, like farmhouse or Norway spruce, are congregated on a single page, so you can easily find coordinating foliage. There are also some more unique items on offer, like the life-sized Santa or extremely convincing North Pole mailbox. Balsam Hill also has a partnership with the Biltmore Estate and sells ornaments and other items inspired by the holiday decorations at the historic, Gilded Age mansion that the Vanderbilt family built. Good for: Artificial Christmas trees, high-end ornaments, wreaths and garlands Wayfair You know a place is serious about its holiday decorations when its number of wreaths is in the thousands. Wayfair’s outdoor ornaments come in all sorts of styles, too, from a penguin family to an inflatable station wagon with a tree, à la «National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.» Or turn your garage into Santa’s workshop with an oversized banner. For indoors, there’s everything you’d expect: trees, lights, and ornaments, with hundreds of choices in each category. Holiday bedding and sheets, towels, and shower curtains are also available. Again, there is an almost overwhelming amount of each, so the filter options at the top of the site are good places to start.
