14 Festive Hanukkah Décor Ideas

Get crafty with handcrafted dreidel string lights this Hanukkah. Stick to traditional holiday blues or create in any color you’d like. See how to make your own here.

With a little paper and imagination, you can easily add some Hanukkah personality to a Christmas popper.

Turn a pile of dreidels into a beautifully coordinated Hanukkah display by selecting a color scheme and grouping your collection onto timeless trays.

As cute as they are practical, you’ll want to keep using these homemade coasters long after your eight nights are up. See how to make your own here.

If you’ve been lusting over the luscious greenery in your neighbor’s Christmas decorations, consider a natural take on a Star of David for your Hanukkah display. This relaxed craft is easy to create and brings a wonderful foliage feel to your Hanukkah festivities. See how to make your own here.

Get the family excited about what’s hiding behind that blue and silver wrapping paper by creating a color coordinated gift display. Mix and match your wrapping paper and anchor your gifts around a silver menorah for a picture perfect present presentation.

Look beyond blue and white table design this holiday and transform your table with natural greenery and simple pops of silver, like these stunning Star of David pieces.

For a creative way to give the kids little gifts all eight nights, create a wall hanging that's as decorative as it is good at concealing the goods. See how to create your own here.

If you’re talented with a needle, try this embroidered table runner for a relaxed holiday look that can easily been incorporated in your everyday décor post holiday. Get the pattern here.

Go beyond the traditional blue, white, and silver Hanukkah color scheme with a simple holiday container full of color. Oh, and did we mention the endless dreidel playing potential of this simple décor piece? You’ll be beyond prepared for when the little ones come over to light candles.

Spread a Hanukkah motif across your holiday table with simple touches like a silver Star of David napkin and menorah napkin ring.

Print your own banner, wine label, or cupcake topper and instantly become a Hanukkah hostess. Create your own here.

Crochet your way to a colorful holiday with a homemade banner with the best use for leftover Hanukkah candle boxes we’ve seen yet. See how to make your own here.

Simple enough for the kids to create, yet colorful enough to bring some cheer to your home, this Star of David DIY pairs perfectly with painted drediels for table décor as bright as your Hanukkah lights.  See how to make your own here.