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While some have stowed and packed their Christmas trees and decor for another year, others wait for special occasions. Lisa Todd said she made a point to avoid taking her decor down New Year’s Day.

Holiday decorating should make your home feel warm and refreshed, not like a time capsule that never gets updated. Certain ...

Christmas decorations are a yearly tradition and a way to express creativity, evoke cherished memories and create new ones as a family. As the holiday season approaches, and you’re firing up the oven ...

The office usually hums with emails, meetings, and coffee runs, but once the holidays roll in, something shifts. Desks ...

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Minimalism is on the naughty list this Christmas as people decorate their trees with bows, garland, tinsel, ornaments and, well, anything else that will fit on a branch. By Madison Malone Kircher If ...

Are you excited for Christmas? Perhaps chief among the signature symbols of the festive holiday spirit is the humble Christmas tree. But when is it too early (or too late) to put up the tree and ...

Landmarks are decked with festive decorations this Christmas season. Among these, New York's Rockefeller tree and London's streets are iconic holiday attractions. But holiday markets in Poland and ...

The Christmas tree as we know it dates to 16th-century Europe: a symbol of life, hope, peace and new beginnings, regardless of its size or species. While live trees have long had their place in spaces ...