417 Eclectic Holiday Decorations

I would love to use these in the house or on a door. They would be great for hanging things or holding items.

These peppermints, peach rings and gumballs look so real, I'd almost take a bite from them. Use this string to decorate your tree or to add some glee to a stairwell.

For the wine enthusiast, it's a reindeer ornament crafted from corks. Awwww.

These are so festive! A pretty holiday feast wouldn't be complete without some pretty things to serve it.

These prehistoric origami fellows are great for boys, both little and grown-up.

This year I am going bold with color and creating a more whimsical feel. This ornament wreath is the perfect addition to any room at the holidays if you are not shying away from color.

Braaaaaaaains. Thankfully, these are unscented.

These sisal peacock table ornaments are a wonderful idea for a dining table centerpiece, a sideboard or a mantel. Use them with the clip-on peacock ornaments for a beautiful chinoiserie display.

Any time guests drink wine or eat matzo during the seder, they are supposed to recline to symbolize the luxury of freedom. What could be better than reclining on this matzo pillow?

I used tons of white branches in my decor. Get a large vase and add these branches for a Winter Wonderland effect.

These snow globes are the perfect gift for the host who has it all.

This is the perfect door mat for those trick-or-treaters. I love its color and design.

Give your guests a small heart attack by scattering these on the floor. Or on the table. Or fill a vase with them.

I love this spooky table runner. The ink blots and spider designs would look great on a modern tablescape.

Shouldn't your wine decanter look like it's about to hit the slopes?

If you get a kick out of Portlandia, you'll get a kick out of this hipster mixologist ornament, which will shake things up on the tree.

This swag is listed on eBay and 74.95 is the starting bid. This swag will fit between your front door and storm door. Truly one of a kind!

Roost Magic Forest Yarn Tree

We love the combination of chartreuse and blue in these handmade beaded ornaments. The paisley design is trendy and traditional at the same time.

This stocking screams anything but traditional. It is semi-reminiscent of a court jester, but I love its bright colors and glittery look. If you decorate for the holidays with bold, bright colors, then this is the stocking for you.

These will forever change the phrase, "can you hand over some of that salad?"

Danielle works with recycled plastic bottles and created this Christmas tree with over 400 plastic bottles.

Silver and gold, silver and gold — or just silver. I'm loving these silver tree cupcake toppers. They are an easy way to add sparkle to Christmas baking.

Make your own cool paper crystal-shaped ornaments with this mold if you like your Christmas decor to be hand-crafted, the way the people of Scandinavia like their Christmas decorations.

This is so chic and unexpected. I would love to use a pair of these on my French doors or see them sitting on a dining room buffet.