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"Keep it tonal, even at Christmas."

It should be no surprise that Leanne embraces a neutral scheme—even during the holidays. Bonus: Neutral decor elements have more longevity year-round.

"Scavenge your own space for materials."

That tablecloth? It's a washed painter's dropcloth! That greenery? From the backyard.

"You say 'dead' hydrangea—I say holiday decor!"

Leanne embraces the organic beauty of natural embellishment, including dried blooms as present toppers on humble brown paper packages.

Get the Look: Dried Grass Bundle

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"Use your favorite blanket as a tree skirt."

Whether a wool blanket or nubby cable-knit, a blanket can easily be wrapped around a tree base to add a little softness.

Get the Look: Ivory Pom Pom Throw

"Turn extra garland into a wreath."

Wreaths don't have to come in "wreath" form. Simply twist a bit of your favorite garland into a circle and secure.

Get the Look: White Ilex Berry Garland

"Even your work station can be festive!"

Nothing says "let's party" like a casually positioned disco ball in an unexpected place.

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"Wood scraps for the win!"

"Branches make for a very modern and free 'tree'."

Place clippings from the yard in a sculptural pot or vase and you have a very sophisticated twist on a tree. (Add one single ornament for a cheeky flourish.)

Get the Look: Stevey Metallic Pitcher

Rachel Barrett is the Editor-in-Chief of Country Living. She can't pass up a vintage seascape, drives an '89 Woody Wagoneer (that is, when it'll start), and hopes to buy you a lemonade at a future Country Living Fair.

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