Living in a condo doesn’t mean you have to scale back on Christmas spirit. In fact, smaller spaces invite smarter, more intentional decorating with these tips:
Go Vertical with Your Decor
- Hang string lights along windows and walls
- Use floating shelves for mini holiday displays
- Swap regular artwork for seasonal prints
- Add wreaths to doors, mirrors, or even cabinet faces

Choose A Tree That Fits Your Lifestyle
- Slim or pencil-style Christmas trees
- Tabletop trees for dining consoles or sideboards
- Pre-lit artificial trees to skip the cord chaos
If you want real greenery, add cedar garlands or pine stems in vases for that fresh scent.

Create Cozy Light Layers
- An electric fireplace or even a virtual fireplace on your TV does the trick.
- Assortment of candles on trays or bookcases
- LED fairy lights
- Lamps with warm lights
These add functional ambience without clutter.

Use Décor That Does Double Duty
- Style rule: Pick a theme (neutral, metallic, classic, modern) and stick to it.
- Swap pillow covers instead of buying new ones.
- Use decorative baskets to store blankets and your holiday items later on.

Add Seasonal Softness
- Chunky knit throws
- Plaid cushions
- Festive tea towels and table runners
Alternate Stocking Locations
No mantel? No problem. Get creative with your stocking placement:
- From a shelving unit, bookshelf or media console
- On interior door handles or a ladder-style shelf
- Attached to a railing or tension rod
- On wall hooks

Christmas in a condo is about intention. A few well-placed decorations, warm lighting, and cozy textures will make your space feel festive without feeling full.
Happy Decorating!