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Modern Mountain Holidays at HGTV Dream Home 2019

By: Amanda Lecky
November 20, 2018

Discover HGTV Dream Home 2019 decked out for the holiday season featuring modern mountain flair, festive rustic decor, and stunning outdoor spaces perfect for entertaining.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

Take the Long View

When you’re decorating a room—especially when it’s a large, open space like this great room—it helps to stand back and get an overview of the entire area before you decide you’re “done”. Let your eyes sweep the space, the way your guests’ eyes will. Your goal is to have a little something to surprise and delight everywhere the eye rests (without going overboard, of course).

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Seasonal Color Scheming

What if the colors in your year-round decorating don’t look great with red and green? No worries: It’s easy to find holiday baubles and more in virtually every color of the rainbow—even ones that work beautifully with the great room’s western-inspired shades of terracotta and taupe. Also, don’t feel constrained by “traditional” décor choices. Add personality with off-beat and fun elements, like a cowboy hat tree topper.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Get Creative with Gifts

Choose wrapping paper, ribbon, and other gift-adornments that coordinate with your holiday decorating color scheme. Then, arrange presents beneath and around your tree so they’ll add an enticing design element until the big day.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Make a Match (But Not Exactly)

If you’re styling multiple trees in close quarters, choosing similar elements for each will create a coordinated, cohesive look. But pay attention to scale, using smaller-sized ornaments for smaller trees, and consider different toppers for the “main” tree and the accent trees.

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