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Bed down for Christmas: Why confine joyful festive decorations to downstairs rooms? Holly Thomas For The Daily Mail © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo Twinkling lights, sweet-smelling trees and joyful ornaments don't need to be confined to downstairs rooms. Why not spread the festive cheer to the bedrooms, too? After all, the country seems to have gone wild for Christmas decorations this year —some have been up since late November in an attempt to cheer up our lockdown lives. 'A stylish Christmas-theme bedroom will do wonders to lift the spirits, since it's likel...

16 shares For a more contemporary look, there's the snow-touched Magical White Pine tree from Cox & Cox, which can be adorned with decorations or left bare, displaying the built-in warm white lights (£225, coxandcox.co.uk). If space in your bedroom is limited, try a small, real Alberta Spruce Christmas tabletop tree to put on a dresser or chest of drawers (£14.99, gardeningexpress.co.uk).  For the ultimate space-saver, try a Christmas tree wall hanging (£19.95, notonthehighstreet.co.uk). Add a touch of gold to your decorations with mini wreaths Dec the walls For a subtle, chic look, go fo...