Whether its the crackling logs on the fire or the smell of gingerbread wafting from the kitchen, theres nothing like spending the holidays snuggled up in a cozy, classic farmhouse decorated for the occasion. (Even better if youre watching a classic holiday movie such as Miracle on 34th Street or Home Alone.) The best part about creating that magical holiday feeling? You dont have to go over the top. Farmhouse-style Christmas decorations can be as humble and nostalgic as their surroundings. From simple garland swags on a wrap-around porch to a fresh-cut fir tree festooned in nostalgic ornaments, holiday decorating should be as timeless as it is chic. Below, weve gathered up our 20 all-time favorite touches to give your home a festive farmhouse feel just in time for merry Ol Saint Nick. Just dont forget the milk and cookies! Ready to Dive Into Holiday Decorating? Check Out More Farmhouse Christmas Ideas:1Layer Your GarlandAdam Albright for Country LivingSometimes, simple evergreen garland just isnt enough! In this farmhouse living room, antique brass bells, pinecones, and dried orange slices are woven into garland to give it some visual texture. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: How to Dry Citrus for All Your Holiday Decorations2Add Flair With Foraged FineryRikki Snyder for Country LivingIn this New York farmhouse, freshly gathered greenery and berries add a rustic feel to the entry while happy hits of citrus bring a pop of color. Playing up natural elements such as these is an easyand inexpensive!way to make your holiday decor feel luxe. TOUR THIS HOUSEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below3Sneak in a SledDylan ChandlerCelebrate the winter seasons activities by propping a sled or two against by an exterior door. These graphic antique pieces add tons of charm for relatively little effort. RELATED: These DIY Wreaths Add Instant Christmas Curb Appeal To Your Front Door4Try a Blanket TableclothAnnie Schlechter for Country LivingYou dont need to invest in pricey tablecloths to give your Christmas gathering a seasonal spin. Take a note from design maven Nora Murphy and rely on your favorite tartan plaid blankets to set the holiday scene. RELATED: Set Your Christmas Dinner Menu with Any of These Fool-Proof Holiday Menu IdeasAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below5Use Unique GreeneryAnnie Schlechter for Country LivingWhile evergreen garland is a tried-and-true source of Christmas greenery, you dont have to stop here. In this farmhouse bathroom, topiaries and indoor plants also feel festive. (So does the cute red gingham pillow!)RELATED: These Are The 80+ Best Ways to Add Soul to Your Bathroom, According to Designers6Accent Everything With RedDavid Tsay for Country LivingThis white farmhouse plays up holiday cheer by layering on the reds. A bright door beckons visitors inside for hot cocoa, while red bows on both the garland and the wreaths add a classic Christmas punch. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: Heres How To Tie The Perfect Bow, According To Our Craft DirectorAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below7Go All in on BowsDavid Tsay for Country LivingYes, bows are still on-trend! In textile designer Heather Taylors California cabin, delicate bows were chosen over ornaments to add a sense of whimsy to the otherwise classic cabincore feel.TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: These Are The Top Christmas Decorating Trends of 2024, According To Designers8Pretty it up With Paper ChainBecky Luigart-Stayner, styling by Matthew GleasonA classic paper chain does all the holiday heavy lifting in this Tennessee Christmas cottage. When your decorations are this classic, it doesn't take much to make your home feel holiday-ready. TOUR THIS HOUSEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below9Embrace A Colorful ChristmasDavid Tsay for Country LivingRed and green might be the classic color pairing for the holiday season, but this colorful kitchen shows that you can rely on your homes existing palette to make your space merry and bright. Here, a wreath festooned with antique ornaments lends cheer to an equally vibrant Pyrex collection. 10Wrap Your Presents *and* Your PortratiureRikki Snyder for Country LivingPresents arent the only thing getting wrapped in this holiday-ready hallway. Simple festive ribbons tied around artwork is a great way to elevate your everyday decor. RELATED: These Gallery Wall Ideas Are Stylish AND Easy To ReplicateAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below11Keep it SimpleKim Cornelison for Country LivingWhile we love perfectly placed garlands as much as anyone, we know that sometimes simple is best. On this classic white farmhouse, boughs of unadorned pine garland hang straight down, instead of wrapping, the porch columns. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: The Best Outdoor Christmas Decoration Ideas12Trot Out the TartanAnnie Schlechter for Country LivingTouches of tartan feel right at home in this airy entryway. When in doubt, bring out the tartan for a classic look during the holidays. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below13Ready Your Room Year-RoundDavid TsayLovingly named The Christmas Room, this farmhouse living room boasts a built-in holiday look thanks to wall-to-wall red plaid carpeting and evergreen-colored paint. The year-round decor is the ultimate backdrop for vintage collectibles, including 4-H ribbons, Shiny Brite ornaments, red barn paint-by-numbers, and grain sacks repurposed as stockings.Get the LookWall Paint Color: Lafayette Green by Benjamin MooreRELATED: Heres How Much Your Favorite Vintage Christmas Decorations Are Worth Today14Set up a Festive BarJean Allsopp for Country LivingNothing says holiday cheer like a grab-and-go bar set up. This antique chest of drawers plays host to a few bottles of bubbly and snacks, proving that all you need to get a holiday party started is a Christmas cheers!TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: These Christmas Cocktails Are Guaranteed to Give Guests A Warm Welcome This Holiday SeasonAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below15Merry up Your Mantel With IronstoneErin Little for Country LivingIn this colonial farmhouse, space is at a premium! An oversize fireplace gets a festive flair thanks to antique ironstone filled with blue and white baubles. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: The Complete Collectors Guide to Ironstone16Make It Merry With Mini TreesBurcu AvsarIts the more the merrier when it comes to Christmas trees in a farmhousebut they dont all have to be big. This fireplace scene is the perfect example of just how much oimpact a mini tree can have. RELATED: Bring Big Cheer to Small Spaces with These Mini Christmas Tree IdeasAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below17Bring Out the BaublesDavid Tsay for Country LivingThe lowest effort decorating is often the most effective. In this holiday-ready entry, an oval tray piled up with Shiny Brite ornaments sets a festive, welcoming mood. RELATED: Give Your Entry A Seasonal Refresh with These Stylish Ideas18Bring Out the AntiquesDavid Tsay for Country LivingThis holiday scene proves that vintage decor works in any season. Atop the dresser, a collection of antique art and signage still feels seasonally appropriate next to vintage deer figurines. Below, evergreen garland gets the nostalgic touch thanks to vintage ornaments and small pennant flags. The hutch itself is filled with festive red and white textiles to add another layer of old-fashioned style. RELATED: These Vintage Christmas Decorations Will *Never* Go Out of StyleAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below19Go All in on Winter WhitesVictoria PearsonIf red and green are not in your palette, stick to seasonally appropriate winter whites. In this cozy cabin bedroom, bright whites feel welcoming and cozy, not stark, when paired with rustic wood finishes. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: 30+ White Bedroom Ideas for a Totally Serene Sleeping Space20Swap Out Your Shower CurtainBecky Luigart-Stayner, styling by Matthew Gleason for Country LivingSmall touches can have the biggest impact. In this adorable Tennessee cottage, a red-and-white ticking striped shower curtain adds Christmas cheer to the green-and-white bathroom. TOUR THIS HOUSEAnna LoganSenior Homes & Style EditorAnna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she covers design and decorating trends, home features, and gift guides. She also produces home features and styles content for the print magazine. When she isnt working, can often be found digging around antique shops for the perfect find. Follow her adventures on Instagram!