Christmas Designs For Decorating Doors

Josh Young

While we at House Beautiful are of the mindset that you should be shaking up your decor all year round, there's no bigger season for it than the holidays, when furniture may be rearranged so that an evergreen tree becomes the focal point of your home. Looking for some inspiration for your tree? We've asked some of our designer friends to share how they're styling their own this season. Click through for Christmas cheer aplenty.

Josh Young

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Josh Young

Though he's beloved on Instagram for his neutral color schemes, artist and designer Josh Young added a little bit of classic Christmas red in the mix on this ornament-covered tree.

Marie Flanigan

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Marie Flanigan

Despite living in Texas, Flanigan is clearly dreaming of a white Christmas with this frosted beauty.

Josh Pickering

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Josh Pickering

What's better than one Christmas tree? Two, as Pickering demonstrates with his perfectly ribbon-swathed pair, which flank a console table.

Kirill Istomin

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Kirill Istomin

Gold and white make for an elegant tree that just so happens to complement his interior. Always an important consideration!

Linda Holt

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Linda Holt

Designer Linda Holt's tree is a wealth of nostalgia: Each ornament was either gifted by a friend, collected on travels, or made by her children.

Lauren Clement

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Lauren Clement

A wooden planter acts as base for this tree by Clement, of Lauren Nicole Designs, whose ornaments include frames showing family memories.

Courtesy Blue Print

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Blue Print

Dallas design destination Blue Print decorated a festive tree with ornaments that complement the shop's powder blue doors.

Rudy Saunders

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Rudy Saunders

Though he's only just moved in (note the paint swatches on that wall!) Dorothy Draper & Company designer Saunders wasted no time setting up his Christmas tree, which shows off his needlepoint obsession. Paging all grandmillennials!

Alyssa Rosenheck

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Alyssa Rosenheck

Don't have ornaments? Tie on a few ribbons, like design photographer Alyssa Rosenheck did on her first-ever Christmas tree.

Kim Radovich

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Kim Radovich

Raw red brick is the perfect backdrop for a full tree covered in assorted ornaments, as Radovich proves. I think her pup approves!

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Christmas Designs For Decorating Doors

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