60 Farmhouse Christmas Décor Ideas for Your Southern Home

An old, bright-white clapboard farmhouse doesn't need much to look absolutely charming. Wispy pine garland pops on the white exterior.

Less is more in this eclectic farmhouse. Simple garland draped around the handrail sets the tone for a cozy Christmas.

From the wall display of silver plates to the ornament-adorned deer trophy, this farmhouse makes tradition and rustic appeal the clear centerpiece of holiday decor.

Dress up an all-white space with an oversize magnolia garland and a row of adorable mini trees. Fresh green apples tucked into the mantel decor add pops of seasonal color.

A little plaid goes a long way. Add a pop of color to a classic magnolia wreath with festive Christmas ribbon.

An adorably miniature Christmas tree on the porch? We'll take two. Give it a rustic finish with burlap ribbon and pinecones.

Instead of draping garland across the furniture, go high and add boughs of cedar to the tops of artwork. If you have an existing gallery wall or a collection of family photographs, you can dress up the display with boughs of cedar and bright red ribbon sashes.

During the season of holiday parties, the bar cart is a bit of a hot spot. Accentuate the masculine space with a simple boxwood wreath and skinny ivory ribbon.

Throw symmetry out the window! This deer trophy looks like it caught this string of pom-pom garland on the fly, making it all the more interesting.

An olive branch garland is fresh, airy, and modern. For a full wreath, wire a slightly smaller form inside the larger one. Cover with bay leaves, olive branches, and silver dollar eucalyptus.

Take a petite tree (cypress seen here) to new heights by placing the stand in a rust planter and detailing the tree with natural wonders like clove-studded oranges, dried orange rounds, pheasant feathers, pine cones, and red berries. 

Magnolia leaves are a Southern favorite at Christmas, and this bundle adds a subtle touch of spirit to classic buffalo check bedding.

This fireplace decor is deliberately free of any ribbons or glitz. A large pair of naturally shed elk antlers and simple Fraser fir garland frames a portrait of the owner's father, making it quite the authentic picture of Christmas at the farmhouse.

Satsumas, a regional favorite, add a surprising pop of color to any mantel display. Pheasant feathers can be found on the farm and used as holiday decor, naturally.

Pick a unique, textured table linen, and it'll transform your holiday table. This traditional setting uses the beloved Spode 'Woodland' china pattern for a touch of country-elegance.

Mercury glass makes for an easy show-stopper when grouped together on a sideboard. Also known as "poor man's silver," you'll have no issues building up a hefty collection.

This is the perfect example of sticking simple with natural ingredients, but going over-the-top with the arrangement. Layers upon layers of verdant greenery make a pretty statement.

Turn your usual bookcase into a temporary bar cart come the holiday season—and jazz it up. A cedar garland frames this temporary party bar, and fresh accents are fastened to some of the bottles and embellished with ribbon and tiny orbs.

These handcrafted burlap stockings feel just rustic enough for a country Christmas morning.

We'd like to sit by that festive hearth all season long. Get the look by layering different types of garland and spotting the arrangement with pinecones, holiday berries, and bright green ribbon.

Every Southern family has some sort of Christmas collection, be it vintage Santas or colorful nutcrackers. Instead of spreading them around the house, group them together on a table or sideboard.

What to do when your potted poinsettia plants start looking a little droopy? Snip off a few longer clippings to create a festive cut arrangement spruced up with simple holiday greenery.

A fresh juniper garland smells heavenly and makes an elegant statement cascading down the stairway. Cluster earthy-toned ornaments in assorted shades along the garland for a charming look. 

Talk about making an entrance. This show-stopping archway uses a few of the South's favorite Christmas components, like pinecones and magnolia leaves.

Hosting Christmas brunch? Brighten up the space with cream-colored roses and wide ivory ribbon.

Between the pine garland, velvet bows, pinecones, and pheasant feathers, this banister is about as Southern as it gets.

Wispy and colorful clippings make for a charming country arrangment. It's perfect as a coffee table centerpiece.

This home is practically dripping with Christmas charm, in the form of classic wreaths and warmed-up brown and green garland.

Give ordinary home items special holiday accents, like this simple clamshell filled with shiny gold and silver ornaments and a large sprig of magnolia.

Bundle up your lamp post for the winter. Two magnolia branches—one standing up and the other hanging down to reveal both the green and brown sides of the leaves—make for lush natural decor.

Even your gifts can use a farm-chic touch. Use a silver or gold paint pen to write the gift receiver's name on a magnolia leaf and attach with double-sided tape.

Spruce up your living space with any and all greenery for the easiest transformation ahead of the Christmas season—no bells and whistles required.

Give your facade a festive face-lift. Hang bright green wreaths from every window with red ribbon for a simple but show-stopping exterior.

The kiddos would have no problem bunking up in this playroom outfitted with colorful felt pom-pom garland and a mini Christmas tree.

An asymmetrical garland on this buffet mirror puts a modernly rustic spin on traditional decorations. Hang three ornaments on just one side with ribbon to add keen interest to the area without seeming too perfect. 

We'd like to hang out here, please. Make your farmhouse-style shutters look cozy and festive for Christmas by hanging lush wreaths with bright red ribbon.

Go fully rustic with a natural holiday palette using warm colors and nubby textures and a garland-trimmed vintage wheel.

Give store-bought garland a dramatic makeover fitting for a big farm fireplace. Clipped magnolia, holly, pine, and cedar ramp up the texture, while layering in milo, millet, and rose hips makes it incredibly eye-catching.

Embrace a traditional tree style by wrapping it like a Christmas gift in red tartan ribbon.

Open shelving makes displaying Christmas china easy and spirited. Simple greenery and bright holiday arrangements add even more warmth to the cozy kitchen.

Don't neglect outdoor patios and porches in your Christmas decorating. Wreaths, candles, and large glowing orbs draw guests outside to cozy up by the fire.

Keep your décor even on both sides to create a symmetrical display that will draw eyes to your door.

Go festive with just a touch of fairytale. Skip traditional garland and lace natural vine through the staircase's balusters.

Top your mailbox with a menagerie of pinecones and holly for an all-natural, festive display (and some serious curb appeal).

Hang a few wreaths from your staircase to create height and levels that draw the eye up.

Even if it's getting cold outside, don't skimp on the outdoor decorating details. With a mug of hot cocoa and a cozy fire, this will be your favorite spot to bask in the Christmas spirit.

Spruce up the entryway with mini trees so you can capture Christmas spirit in every corner of your space.

Make any big Christmas arrangement feel cozy and warm by throwing flowers and greenery into an everyday vessel like a colorful pitcher or jug. 

Farmhouse vibes can go beyond the home with an outdoor fort ready to take on the holiday season with natural greenery.

For the most authentic country accent, try your hand at homespun burlap stockings made from inexpensive (or re-used!) burlap fabric and humble twine.

Scottish tartan, pheasant feathers, and golden bells? This farmhouse front door takes things to next-level festivity.

Don't settle for mismatched wrapping. Repurpose those burlap bags and wrap your gifts up in rustic style this Christmas.

Oversized lanterns are the perfect rustic touch for your outdoor farmhouse landscape. Simply rest these lanterns beside your door or along the stairs for a softly lit walkway.

Why cover your house in photo frames when you can make the gifts under the tree the star of the show? This personalized gift wrap will really wow—and maybe the kids won't tear it up immediately.

Mix in lots of vintage ornaments on your Christmas tree display for a well-curated, balanced look.

All the partygoers will be impressed by this festive ice bucket, complete with frozen seasonal berries, leaves, and fruits. It's the perfect way to chill a bottle of champagne and toast to the season.

When it comes to Christmas décor, it's all in the details. That's why we're wrapping our pendant lights in festive pine for a natural look—for more shine, feel free to use tinsel.

While we love red and green seasonally-hued Christmas trees, how festive is this bright, sunny tree?

Use those glass-paned cabinets to display cherished family photos or collected holiday cards. With a thick black ribbon, the display looks instantly elegant.

Slightly more dressed-up, this farmhouse hearth is accented with oversized metallic pinecones and fun pops of red.