Cozy Christmas Bedroom on a Budget

Rebecca is on the blog this week to give us Christmas decorating tips for the coziest bedroom possible! 

I know, I know, it’s only the first week of November, but hey it’s 2020 so there’s no real rules anymore right?! Plus, we could all use a little Christmas cheer right now.

When I think of Christmas the first word that comes to my mind is cozy. Warm cozy blankets, twinkling lights and cozy pillows just make my heart so happy!
I have teamed up with Old Time Pottery to bring you a cozy Christmas bedroom for only $100.

The first thing I did was pull out all of my white linens to create a winter feel. I love adding crisp whites with pops of red for the holidays.

I found these precious throw pillows at Old Time Pottery that reminded me of snow. (In the south we rarely get snow so we have to improvise!) They are so fluffy and oversized! Also, they can be used year round just by adding in a different accent pillow so it was a win win. For a pop of color I grabbed this beautiful red pillow and I just love them together.

How cute are these little table top trees?! They are the perfect addition to a bedside table, and I love that they are wrapped in burlap. You could even add in fairy lights to really bring them to life!

Next, I added in this pre-lit garland and wrapped in burlap ribbon to tie in with the burlap on the table top trees. Ribbon is a great, inexpensive way to add texture or color to a space!

We don’t have a ton of extra room in our master so I went with this little 6ft flocked tree and it added so much Christmas cheer to our room. I wanted the tree to be very simple and elegant so when I found these amazing buffalo check snowflakes at Old Time Pottery I knew they would be perfect. They were exactly what I was looking for to add a little pop of red to this side of the room.

If you know me at all then you know I had to add in a couple of vintage pieces to the room, so I pulled out my green and red lanterns.
For tree skirts I tend to use blankets, table cloths or scarves in place of a traditional tree skirt. I love the look of draped fabric for a tree skirt. Even better, it is something you would already have in your home and wouldn’t have to purchase. You could even use a sheet!

I love everything about our cozy Christmas bedroom and I love that it didn’t break the bank even more!!

I hope this brings you some Christmas joy during these strange days we are living in and gives you some inspiration!
~ Becca