Martha Stewart's blog consistently inspires us with interior design and gardening ideas, so her recent post on her Christmas decor immediately caught our attention.
This year, Stewart has chosen a look that is both timeless and chic for the wintry season, opting for touches of metallic, abundant greenery, and natural materials to give her home a look that is cozy yet refined for the Christmas celebrations.
'Whether I am home or away for Christmas, I always like to decorate several rooms with festive trees, wreaths, and pretty plants from the greenhouse,' she shares on her blog.
'This year, some of my decorations include gold, silver, and green tabletop trees glistening with ornaments, coordinating wreaths on the windows, colorful orchids, and other lush green potted plants.'
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This artificial tree lets you capture Martha Stewart’s iconic style year after year. Unlike a real tree, which lasts for just one holiday season, this one will dazzle for many Decembers to come. Set it on a living room table to perfectly replicate her signature look.
For a chic upgrade, I adore this shimmering wreath from Williams Sonoma. Hung on a door, its silver bells gently chime with every movement, adding a festive soundtrack to your holiday decor.
Adorn your tree with the luxe texture of green velvet, a top trend for 2025. Eight glass ornaments, coated in rich pine-green flocking, blend various shapes and textures into a warm, cohesive, and inviting display.
These charming festive tabletop trees are perfect for brightening a coffee table, sideboard, or even a drab office desk. I’m completely sold.
Perfect for indoor or sheltered outdoor spaces, this champagne-toned wreath comes pre-lit and pre-decorated, just hang and enjoy. A matching garland and centerpiece are also available for a complete coordinated look.
No need to brave the cold – achieve a frosty icicle effect with this 50-piece set, easily draped on tree branches for a crisp, wintry look.
Among all her Christmas decorations, her tabletop tree (seen below) is our top pick. 'Here is a green tabletop tree in my sitting room. The ornaments include different shades of green and gold,' Stewart notes.
Although Stewart could create any grand festive display, her compact tree reminds us that sometimes, less is truly more – particularly during the busy holiday period.
Her Christmas tree is small enough to fit on a table in any size of home – and we especially appreciate it when a celebrity shares a look that is both accessible and charming for our own winter decorating.
'I try to vary the holiday decorations in my home. I always use lots of trees – silver, green, or gold in every room,' Stewart elaborates regarding her broader decorations. 'I always try to display them differently each time. In my Brown Room, silver trees decorate the dining table with ornaments and glass icicles on every branch.'
Following her example is a great idea for 2025’s festive season – but we will need to move quickly before the Christmas deadline.
