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This bedroom is decorated in silver, but maroon, rust red, or pink would work as well. The swag above the window is made of two 100 yen store Christmas trees turned sideways, with their bases removed, and fastened together with florist’s wire (found in packets in the gardening section of 100 yen stores) The branches are fluffed out on the front, and flattened on the back. Add a silver ribbon, and balls with florist’s wire, and it is ready to hang. It is light, so 2 pushpins (tacks) are all that is needed to hold it up.

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Add just a bit of greenery to existing decorations to spread  Christmas cheer around a room. The silver balls are resting on wire candle stands that have the candles removed, and greenery and pine cones were added to finish the look.

 

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Embellish a bookshelf with a gift box and floral pick. Little surprises like this sprinkled around the room is all it takes to make it feel like Christmas.

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Greenery makes everyday candles look Christmasy. Just cut branches off a miniature tree(100 yen, of course) and fasten them together with florist's wire, or twisties and group them around candle stands,  Any candle stands will work, as long as they are different heights. Add a little more interest to this arrangement with a bowl full of Christmas balls. This bowl came with a wire rack at the 100 yen store. The stand allows more greenery to be placed under it.

 

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These trees are actually topiary frames to support potted plants, but I thought they made great trees to display these little ornaments that would have disappeared against a regular green miniature tree. I wanted to vary their height, so I placed the "tall" one on a round mirror which was placed on top of the wire stand that the bowl, like the one on the left, came in. I filled the bowl with balls, and added another round mirror to the base of the other tree for more sparkle.