Australian christmas decor ideas

I’m sure it will come as no surprise to you that beyond the garden and inside my home I also like to decorate with uniquely Australian floral inspired items. As I said in my recent segment on ABCs Gardening Australia, our native flora deserves to be celebrated, and there is truly no better expression of

‘Tis the season Lovelies! And with it, comes a lot of costs, so to help ease the burden we thought we’d share some of our fave Kmart Christmas hacks! We know you can easily buy Christmas decor, but if you want to inject a bit of personality into it or try your hand at a ...

To make your holiday decorations a little more local and a little less northern hemisphere, use things found in your own backyard.

To make your holiday decorations a little more local and a little less northern hemisphere, use things found in your own backyard.

An Australian Christmas in July is magical like no other. Inspired by the Aussie bush and beautiful native trees, this eucalyptus garland decoration is wrapped in glowing fairy lights and can transform your home into an enchanting, calm and inviting space. Whether you're hosting a grand half year Christmas celebration and want an on theme table runner to wow your guests, or you're seeking a subtle (and beautiful) decoration for a grazing table, this Eucalyptus garland is perfect! Details…

These gorgeous Christmas table decorations are so simple to make, use them throughout the year with different plants or flowers inside.

‘Tis the season Lovelies! And with it, comes a lot of costs, so to help ease the burden we thought we’d share some of our fave Kmart Christmas hacks! We know you can easily buy Christmas decor, but if you want to inject a bit of personality into it or try your hand at a ...

australian christmas table place setting with a bottlebrush flower and tag reading "noel" - Gillian Vann. Find more authentic Australian stock images at Austockphoto

Unlike most of the Western world, Australians celebrate Christmas at the height of summer. This means that we're as far as we can get from the traditional mode of Christmas celebration: no snowmen, no evenings spent cuddled in front of the fire, and no white Christmas morning. Despite this we continue to celebrate Christmas as