My grandfather had a wall kinda like Latice work separating kitchen from living area. We hung Christmad cards on it by just taping them diagonally. Would also work w a line of tinsel hung up by windows or mirror either taping or clothespinning (miniature ones in office supply cut)
Then just a pretty Christmas plant or miniature tree on eating table, side or coffee table. I’ve also put runner or small tablecloth on ottomans. Less is more and festive. Dollar Tree or Dollar General or Goodwill great for reasonable decorating ideas. Mindy Y. Have a blessed season.
4 ideas for you .....Make a stencil and spray "snow" on the windows. Surround the window with red garlands or multi-colored lights. Put Christmas lights around the bathroom mirror. Get a huge plastic bowl and fill it with all different colored pretty balls.
Truthfully, just like you would senior or not. Only thing, do not be climbing ladders and be careful of having extension cords in walk areas. All persons decorating need to be safe first and then decorate with what makes you smile.
Purchase one of those fiber optic Christmas trees. They are usually about 4 feet tall and have their own stand. Everything is on the tree already and it is stored that way at the end of Christmas. It is amazing how small the box is once the tree is folded back up. A nice Poinsettia plant will add a decorative touch and maybe coiored balls in a vase. You probably want to keep it simple and storage for you may be at a premium..
Don’t decorate with anything hard to lift or heavy. Twinkle lights can be placed across almost anything, even circled around a cake stand. Anything you put out as decoration has to be put back up. But do enough decorating that you will feel festive and joyful. Best wishes 😇
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keep it to a minimum. Enjoy the group decor that usually comes with a senior community.
My grandfather had a wall kinda like Latice work separating kitchen from living area. We hung Christmad cards on it by just taping them diagonally. Would also work w a line of tinsel hung up by windows or mirror either taping or clothespinning (miniature ones in office supply cut)
Then just a pretty Christmas plant or miniature tree on eating table, side or coffee table. I’ve also put runner or small tablecloth on ottomans. Less is more and festive. Dollar Tree or Dollar General or Goodwill great for reasonable decorating ideas. Mindy Y. Have a blessed season.
4 ideas for you .....Make a stencil and spray "snow" on the windows. Surround the window with red garlands or multi-colored lights. Put Christmas lights around the bathroom mirror. Get a huge plastic bowl and fill it with all different colored pretty balls.
Truthfully, just like you would senior or not. Only thing, do not be climbing ladders and be careful of having extension cords in walk areas. All persons decorating need to be safe first and then decorate with what makes you smile.
Keep things simple. Get a small tabletop tree that you can easily decorate. Place Christmas items on other surfaces. Maybe display a nativity.
Hello! Here are some simple Christmas decorating ideas for a small apartment:
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/10-christmas-decorating-ideas-for-small-spaces-197797
Purchase one of those fiber optic Christmas trees. They are usually about 4 feet tall and have their own stand. Everything is on the tree already and it is stored that way at the end of Christmas. It is amazing how small the box is once the tree is folded back up. A nice Poinsettia plant will add a decorative touch and maybe coiored balls in a vase. You probably want to keep it simple and storage for you may be at a premium..
Don’t decorate with anything hard to lift or heavy. Twinkle lights can be placed across almost anything, even circled around a cake stand. Anything you put out as decoration has to be put back up. But do enough decorating that you will feel festive and joyful. Best wishes 😇