Greenery is a Christmas decor staple well beyond the classic tree. We're big fans of garland here due to its versatility and ability to dress up practically any surface of the home. Steph Curry feels the same way, as evidenced by the NBA star's Instagram feed.
In a post shared last year, we can see that his marble fireplace is subtly decked out with draping garlands, adding some warmth and texture to the cool, contemporary mantel.
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Lush and full, this cedar garland is a classic choice, ideal for wrapping around large areas such as mantels like Steph's, or doorframes. Pair it with metallic or red accents for a pop of color and vibrancy.
This green garland features a flexible wire frame, richly decorated with faux Norfolk pine leaves and accented by bright red bows with cascading ribbons, creating an elegant and festive look. The ribbons add an extra pop of color for those who want to infuse their living area with some red.
If you're looking to create a sophisticated statement, this cedar garland might be the one for you. Impressively full and realistic, it will give any empty nook some grandeur and an instant hit of festivity. The faux pine is super realistic, too.
According to design experts, adding elements like garland to a home instantly transforms it with texture and a flowing point of visual interest.
'Christmas styling is about creating a home that touches every sense,' Liz and Sarah Hellmers, co-directors of Lathams, state. 'Start with greenery – a generous wreath on the front door and garlands that flow through the home, tying spaces together with velvet bows and twinkling lights.'
However, less is more when it comes to garland. A simple, decorative piece thrown across a mantel or over an entryway is more than enough to make a subtle statement.
'It’s easy to get carried away during the festive season, but too many decorations can quickly turn a chic space into a cluttered one,' explains Josh Branigan, a Furniture and Home Interiors Expert at homeware retailer Cuckooland. 'Overcrowded shelves, excessive garlands, and too many trinkets compete for attention and remove any sense of calm.
He continues, 'A carefully curated display, however, feels far more luxurious. Concentrate on focal points, such as your tree, mantlepiece, dining table or entryway, and let the rest of the space breathe. Leaving some areas clear creates balance and prevents sensory overload. The result is a home that feels festive yet refined, with decorations that enhance rather than overwhelm your interiors.'
For a classic look like Steph's, we love this faux cedar one from McGee & Co., but if you really want to lean into the nostalgia element, this bow-accented one from Target meets the mark.
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