When it comes to Christmas, I'm a bit of a traditionalist. I like to do it at my house, eating my favorite foods, decking the halls how I choose. I still trim the tree with some of the same ornaments I used growing up. Every now and again, I like to treat myself to something new for Christmas, but it needs to capture the same magic of years gone by.
I turn to Magnolia to bring my Christmas decor ideas to life. If, like me, you're missing the Yuletides of yesteryear, then you'll find a lot to like in the Magnolia Holiday Shop. Natural textures and neutral hues are pure Joanna Gaines, but they're accented by brass, red berries, and glass snowdrops.
To save you the trouble of scrolling, I've picked out 15 of my favorite finds from the Magnolia 2024 Holiday Collection. I've found red-berry wreaths, retro garlands, adorable ornaments, decorative objects, and vintage-inspired stockings (don't forget the stocking holders) to inspire your traditional Christmas decor ideas.
15 Favorite Finds From The Magnolia 2024 Holiday Shop
The secret to decorating tastefully for Christmas is to be selective. That's why I've spent hours scouring the Magnolia 2024 Holiday Collection, so you can shop from my shortlist.
Wreaths
Flecked with silver and sage, this is the sort of subtly seasonal wreath that could work well through the winter into the New Year. Hang it from your door or fill it with candles to create a Christmas table centerpiece.
Inject some sparkle into your Christmas wreath ideas with this Small Glitter Eucalyptus Wreath. It's just shimmery enough to feel festive and not so glittery that it feels garish.
For me, nothing beats a red berry wreath: it's quintessentially Christmassy. You could hang it above your fireplace to frame the heart of the home or hang it on your door to welcome friends and family.
Garlands
I've got a garland just like this one at home. I like to twine it through the banisters to ornament my Christmas stair decor, but you could stretch yours across the mantel. Best of all, it's pre-lit for a warm glow.
There's something so romantic about this glittering garland, bedecked with dainty bulbs. String them through the branches of your Christmas tree to create the impression of pine tips glistening with dew in a winter wonderland.
If you want to have some fun with your Christmas garland ideas, but you're keen to stay true to the spirit of Christmas, try this Colorful Flocked Garland. It feels like an elevated take on multi-colored string lights.
Ornaments
Inspired by the Art Deco movement, these delicate glass ornaments take funky geometric shapes that catch the light from every angle and throw a glow around your Christmas tree.
My favorite Christmas ornament ideas capture the spirit of the season. This rattan sleigh calls to mind snow days and sledge races to add a bit of whimsy to your Christmas tree.
If I could only buy one ornament from the Magnolia Holiday Shop, it would be this sweet little snowflake. I can see how much thought went into the design of those clear glass beads that catch the light and appear to glisten.
Decorative objects
This little brass bell could be the perfect finishing touch for your festive centerpiece. Hang it in the center of a wreath, tie it to the Christmas tree, or display it pride of place on the mantel.
I can't think of a cuter way to store firewood, presents, or excess ornaments than inside this sleigh. This piece is woven from sea grass into wicker around metal for durability.
Like I said, I like to keep up my Christmas traditions, and I still get an advent calendar well into adulthood. This wooden city scene elevates the old cardboard calendar into a piece of Christmas decor in its own right.
Stockings and holders
There is no better accent to your Christmas fireplace decor than a good old-fashioned plaid stocking. I particularly like the berry red bow on the side of the stocking, wrapped up like a Christmas present.
Crafted from marble and gilded in gold, this stocking holder is pretty as well as practical. I'd shop a few to make a matching set, so that everyone in the family has their own holder.
This stocking also comes in silvery blue to match a winter sky, but I prefer the chestnut brown. It's rich and earthy, pure Joanna Gaines, and a great accent to a roaring fire and a red berry wreath.
Magnolia aren't the only ones getting ahead on the holiday spirit. You can shop my favorite picks from the McGee & Co. Holiday Collection, from festive tableware to full-size Christmas trees.
