Holiday Decor Ideas Under $150

This printable kit allows you to turn a small cardboard box into a kinara (candle holder). It even comes with templates to make your own paper mishumaa saba (the seven colored taper candles). It’d be a great activity to do with kids, but is also an easy, yet fun DIY for adults. Making your own decorations is all the more satisfying. ($4.82, FrayedInkDesign via Etsy)

These will turn any space into a winter wonderland. They’re made from 40 strands of copper wire that can be bent into any shape you like — bouquet, firework, or starburst. They’re waterproof, so you can also use them on your patio or in the backyard. Plus, the lights are battery operated, so you can say goodbye to your extension cord this holiday season. Use the timing function to set them and enjoy them worry-free. They’ll automatically turn on for six hours and off for 18. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Where there’s a party, there should always be a garland. This 8-foot-long tissue paper decoration features all the colors of the rainbow in a honeycomb design. Just unbox, hang, and admire. ($24, Meri Meri)

These vintage-inspired pines come in four colors, from winter greens to woodsy neutrals. They’ve got bottlebrush needles and minimalist gold bases that give them a modern look, and come in varying sizes. Psst…sprinkle a little fake snow on them for even more wintry appeal. ($30/4-pack, Target)

Kick stray pine needles to the curb with this faux cherry blossom tree that can be set up indoors or outdoors. It stands at almost 7 feet tall, has an option for multicolor bulbs for the anti-traditionalist, and all the branches are bendable to mimic a real tree. It’s also available as a bundle of three — standing 4, 5, and 6 feet tall each — to really deck things out. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

It can be hard to find really good Judaica, so our editors were floored when they discovered this stunning menorah from The Met’s latest collaboration with Anthropologie. It has an ombre finish that transitions from gold to silver with a flower serving as the shamash. This is definitely on the pricier side, but it’ll be sure to last for years to come. ($128, Anthropologie)

Get as many as 72 in a pack to cover your tree or hang around the home. These are made from quality wool felt and fabric rope and can also be used to accessorize gift packaging or party favors for guests. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Thanks to its subtle design with white snowberries and faux pine. Leave this one up all through spring and add pops of color for summer and fall — like with these stems of dried pampas. ($34.99, Target)

Arrange them on their own or add some holiday flair to any floral arrangement with these artificial holly berries. Each pack comes with six holly stems made from silk and foam, and faux berries made from plastic-wrapped iron wire. The stems are about 25 inches long so they can be wrapped, stuck, or hung in a variety of ways. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Mix and match them with other faux stems and pinecones for a wintry floral arrangement or to accent your table settings. You’ll get a pack of six 20-inch-long cedar stems dusted with artificial snow. Each one has about eight dendritic sprigs branching off from the central stem made to look like the real thing. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This pillow features an adorable holly motif with chic stitched detailing. It’s embroidered, is made of a linen-esque material, and has a charming stitched border. Curl up with this when you’re watching your favorite holiday movie. ($19.99, Target)

This 4-foot garland looks like fuzzy snowballs hanging on your mantel or in your hallway. It looks especially festive when mixed with a fresh evergreen garland, and we love using it to set a wintry scene for our holiday village. When the holidays have passed, it’s also great for bridal or baby showers. ($5, Target)

One thing we know for sure is that Anthropologie knows how to do the holidays. This vintage-looking velvet ribbon would be just as pretty wound around the Christmas tree as it would wrapped around a present underneath it. Buy a few spools in bright jewel-toned colors and use it all around the house. ($22, Anthropologie)

This 4-foot snowman ensures you’ll have a white Christmas, whether it snows or not. He’s prestrung with LED lights that won’t get hot and are environmentally friendly, so it’s safe for outdoor use. Between the little red scarf and the string of bulb lights he’s holding, what’s not to love? ($61.99, Wayfair)

A go-to? Covering our Christmas trees in food-related ornaments only. This adorable set of Italian cookies will add some color and shimmer to your tree. It’s not surprising that they come from our favorite place to shop for holiday decor — Anthropologie. ($58/set of six, Anthropologie)

The easiest way to decorate your space is to add a table runner. This beaded one from Etsy is covered in blue and gold sparkling beads. It’ll add a statement to your tablescape without feeling overdone. Beautiful Hanukkah decorations for the win. ($74.40, Enlivenstores via Etsy)