Merry Christmas From Homes on Houzz
Enjoy this look at homes decked out for the holidays, from all over the Houzz community
The big day has arrived, and you’ve done all the holiday decorating you’re going to get to this season. So sip a cup of something warm, relax and enjoy this virtual drive-by tour of the extended Houzz neighborhood, dressed up for Christmas.
Poinsettias, backyard cedar and holly warm a cottage entry.
A dusting of snow turns a classic porch into a postcard.
A cow skull and garlands made of free scraps from the tree lot transform a Dallas entry.
A Christmas tree on the porch says “happy holidays” to the neighborhood.
This New York porch creates its own starry night.
A large-scale wreath looks luxe against lilac siding.
Every welcoming entry needs its greeter.
Ribbon-trimmed Christmas trees and a garland create a grand entrance to the historic DeGolyer House in Dallas.
His work done for the year, Santa takes in a Boston view.
Each Christmas, a California family decorates their trellis gate with a wood plaque printed with words from a popular seasonal song.
Crisp white: the classic background for forest green.
A wreath of dried citrus, berries, pine cones and faux fruits by Battenfeld’s Christmas Tree Farm greets visitors at the entry to the Wilderstein House in New York.
A pair of skis offers a graphical anchor for greens and a luxurious bow.
A skate filled with cuttings is one of the simplest high-impact decorations you can make.
Symmetrical wreaths and topiaries suit a jewel-toned exterior in Rhinebeck, New York.
A hundred-year-old iron gate adorned with a wreath designed by Marisa Lyssand opens up to a traditional-style home in Atherton, California.
A bright bow lights the way to the Village Hall in Millbrook, New York.
A red door definitely has its day on Christmas. The window on this one offers a peek at an indoor tree's twinkling lights.
In Boston, oversized pine cones and a red ribbon fill a front window.
Wreaths hung at railing level combine with garlands for an elegantly simple holiday house.
Silver baubles transform a year-round topiary in Boston.
This home’s large pillars create a dramatic look wrapped in lush boughs of evergreens and oversized red ornaments.
Multiple wreaths get the whole home involved.
Greenery involves the yard in the festivities.
Faux garlands and loads of shine turn black doors into a party.
Snowy white architectural details frame an entry decorated with greenery, pods and berries.
Oversized real wreaths make an impact in New York …
… as do these large nutcrackers standing guard.
The perfect pairing of wreath and urn puts a festive flourish on a traditional holiday entry.
Apple green and blue bring color to a traditional white porch.
Lush greens and a simple bow are all that’s needed on a door that already has turquoise and lace going for it.
Jingle bells on bare trees and oversized ornaments on the porch create a joyful scene at this rehabbed 1870s Victorian in Philadelphia.
A wreath and jingle bells wink from a New York porch.
Bells, berries and branches deck an entry in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Silver ornaments on a wreath of greens add sparkle to a classic brick exterior.
A basket on a traditional picket fence provides a pretty resting place for an armful of pine cones.
Two wreaths punctuate a series of doorways.
A wreath and an eyebrow garland frame an offset peekaboo window.
The classic shapes of tree and swag strike a perfect balance in this entryway vignette.
A bare fruit tree in New York is dressed up for the holidays.
This children’s playhouse gets in on the fun, with reindeer adorning the window boxes.
Garlands and window box-style greens drape a home in coziness.
On this traditional porch, wreaths keep the rocking chairs company until it’s time to watch the leaves come back.
Classic Christmas style inspired the designer who dressed up this California house for a holiday home tour.
A clematis vine adds its natural greenery to a 1930s door painted Stratton Blue in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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A winter container arrangement helps light up landscaping in the dormant season.
A simple garland of ribbon, pine cones and berries elevates this window shutter.
Red ribbons wrapped around white porch posts create a striped candy cane effect.
When the trees go bare, this fence goes green.
Elegant white candles make this window box display even more special.
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