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Decorate with greenery for the holidays

Sometimes simple plants and flowers can be the most striking. Here are a few ways we love to brighten up the home with natural elements.

1. There’s no need to overcomplicate

Less is more when it comes to your floral arrangements. Mix a few of your favourite cuts and a even a branch or two, for a just-thrown-together look.

A beautifully set table with white tablecloth and a flower arrangement in various vases. In the foreground is the VILJESTARK vase made of glass. Next to it the vase PÅDRAG and behind it the bowl SÄLLSKAPLIG also made of glass.

2. Decide for the most relaxed way

You want to rise with a good mood in the morning? Decorate your windows with plants. IKEA has a lot of fairy lights such as STRÅLA and hang fabric for a personal touch.

A STRÅLA lampshade hangs in front of the window. Under it has a STRÅLA light chain decorated with VINTERFINT hanging decoration.

3. The final touch

Make your dining table shine and fairytale by placing fir branches or other greens. Its like dining in your favourite forest.

Festively set table with white tablecloth and red VINTERFINT decorative elements. From the ceiling hangs a white STRÅLA lampshade. In the foreground is a brown PINNTORP chair with a fur for a soft seat.

We love to see our customers get creative with our products. Go for it! But please note that altering or modifying IKEA products so they can no longer be re-sold or used for their original purpose, means the IKEA commercial guarantees and your right to return the products will be lost.

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