Kendall Jenner's outdoor Christmas decor keeps it simple except for one on-trend accessory – it's the perfect way to add flair to holiday decorations
The decor piece of 2024 comes together with classic motifs outside the model's home for a design we'll be thinking about long after the holidays are over
It's rare that a design looks both on-trend and timeless, but Kendall Jenner nails the balance in her outdoor Christmas decor. She achieves perfection by combining classic evergreen garlands with trending red bows.
The model's outdoor Christmas decor idea is incredibly simple. She starts with evergreen wreaths on the gates and walls surrounding her home. She then adorns them with large red bows that match the climbing plants on her home to blend into the California surroundings. On the edge of the driveway, her design team parked a cream vintage Chevy truck and filled it with small Christmas trees and snaking garlands. The whole design is beautiful, but the bows really make the look.
The accessory is right in line with Christmas decor trends. Rhiannon Masters, interior designer and Head of Brand at Piglet in Bed states: 'Bows have always been a fashionable choice, but they made a real comeback last year as a popular accessory. This year, they’ve made a huge impact in interior design, and linen bows are becoming a sought-after home decor accent—especially around the festive season. People love the idea of placing bows and ribbons on their Christmas trees, but some are taking it a step further by adding large bows to their wreaths for a little extra flair this festive season.'
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Velvet
This set of 24 red Christmas bows works for both indoors and outdoors for an easy way to coat your tree, wreaths and garlands in the trending accessory
Minimalist
For just $5 you can deck the halls, tree, wreath, and more with these velvet bows from Target. Available in red and gold too, the thin and dainty ribbon makes a more minimalist take on the trend.
Unique
This super viral 72" satin bow garland from Anthropologie is the talk of TikTok right now thanks to its vibrant hues and whimsical bow design. In fact it's so popular it has sparked many DIY copy-cats if you're brave enough.
Perfect for the Mantle
Available in five playful colors decorated with either baubles or bows, these little trees are such a cute addition to your more timeless holiday decorations. Collect them all for a fun fireplace display.
Long-lasting
This gilded tree topper was designed in collaboration with the duo behind Chris Loves Julia and will sit prettily atop your Christmas tree. Made from steel with an antique brass finish, it is attached with zip ties to the branches.
Farmhouse chic
This giant gingham bow has gone straight into my basket ahead of payday for a fun alternative to a Christmas wreath for my front door. Available in 3 festive hues.
What made decorating with bows popular in 2024? It was the auspicious collision of our current moment in fashion and culture. Masters states: 'Bows are a key part of the coquette trend, which spiked in searches in January and February of this year. This trend is all about an ultra-feminine aesthetic, with lace, pearls, and delicate details becoming prominent. One element that’s sticking around is bows.' The week before Christmas she reported: 'In fact, this week, bows are seeing their highest search volume on Google worldwide in the last five years, with 4 million searches in the last month.'
In Jenner's design, the timeliness of the bows is grounded in traditional Christmas decor. To emulate the look, I recommend starting with something simple and classic, like an evergreen garland, and then adding bows on top. You could also do this with a simple Christmas tree, where bows can become ornaments or a tree topper.
Decorating for the holidays works best when you combine both the familiar and the strange for a unique look that captures the energy of your home. In Kendall Jenner's home, it's chic and classic.
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Sophie is a London-based News Editor at Homes & Gardens, where she works on the Celebrity Style team. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly excited when researching trends or interior history. Sophie is an avid pop culture fan. As an H&G editor, she has interviewed the likes of Martha Stewart, Hilary Duff, and the casts of Queer Eye and Selling Sunset. Before joining Future Publishing, Sophie worked as the Head of Content and Communications at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens and furniture brand. She has also written features on exciting developments in the design world for Westport Magazine. Sophie has an MSc from the Oxford University Department of Anthropology and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.
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