Rustic Christmas Decorations

• Start with the Christmas tree. Decorate it with berries and pinecones. White light will work best on this Christmas tree. Add some wooden figurines under the tree. Decorate it with ornaments like moose or reindeer, which will give it a rustic touch. A star made of tin and mesh will look rustic as a tree topper.
• You can use accessories made of wood, metal, or wrought iron for decorating your house in rustic style.
• Hanging lanterns, antique candleholders and rustic stars made of straw are good options. Crocheted items for covers and curtains will also give a countryside ambience.
• Use countryside berries, pinecones, and assortment of natural fruits for your dining centerpiece.
• Make pinecone crafts or buy them, as they are inexpensive and readily available. They are easy to make and give a rustic look.
• Make a wreath of pinecone or grapevine in accordance with your rustic Christmas theme. Use items from your storage room to give it a raw feel.
• Use baskets in various shapes and sizes. Fill it with dried branches and your backyard roughage. Color them in earthen colors and place them in a choice of your own.
• You can hang an old iron or aluminum bell on your backdoor or on a post in the backyard garden.
• You can place fire pits made of iron on your deck, campground, or patio. It will not only give you warm but also the old rustic charm of countryside.
• Poinsettias are the flowers of the season; use them as centerpieces in a metallic vase.
• Use cushions and pillows bearing forest themes, wildlife pictures, log cabins or any other rustic images for the décor.
• Use an antique swing made of carved wood using ropes for hanging it in the porch will give it a rustic feeling.
• You can use antler chandeliers, lamps, moose chandeliers or elk chandeliers for your rustic lighting inside your home.