While most celebrities call on the experts to create glamorous floral displays and towering bauble installations at their homes, many stars, like Stacey Solomon, treat the festive season as the perfect opportunity to hone their DIY skills, creating magical displays and crafty Christmas figurines to dress their sprawling properties.
"It's all in the lighting," says Paint & Interiors Specialist, Sarah Lloyd, at Valspar Paint, who added that bringing magic to your front door with wreaths, hanging baskets or oversized bows is a timeless way to add a touch of festive sparkle to any home.
"If you really want to get creative with your front door this season, building your own festive archway using old or unused baubles," says Sarah. "Bauble garlands are so simple to make and can be painted to fit your colour scheme," she added, which also keeps the cost of external decorations down.
Keep scrolling to indulge in the marvellous creations from our favourite stars this Christmas...
Best celebrity home Christmas decorations
Kim Kardashian's winter wonderland hallway
Kim Kardashian's minimalistic $60 million mansion in Los Angeles has been transformed into a magestic winter wonderland as several snow-covered Fir trees lined her hallway.
In keeping with the Skims founder's strict neutral home aesthetic, Kim's Christmas décor is nothing but pure white this year, creating a light and whimsical atmosphere.
Stacey Solomon's Nutcracker-themed door
Stacey Solomon needs no introduction as the queen of DIY, and this year, the Loose Women star wasted no time in transforming her £1.2 million Pickle Cottage into a festive haven in time for the holidays.
The mother-of-five's showstopping Christmas decorations are anything but ordinary, with Stacey wrapping her doorways with red ribbon, turning space hoppers into giant golden bells and transforming her and Joe Swash's bedroom into a cosy festive sanctuary.
The presenter admitted it took her "weeks to achieve" but she was "so proud" of the final result, having done her entire Christmas décor herself this year.
Kourtney Kardashian's minimalistic tree
Kourtney Kardashian shared a photograph of the illuminated Christmas tree at her $7.5m Calabassas home she shares with her husband Travis Barker.
While the fluffy Fir tree didn't have any baubles, Kourt made sure to douse her tree in festive fairy lights, lighting up the entire room with its magical glow.
It may come as no surprise that Strictly Come Dancing's dazzling host Tess Daly has a Christmas tree adorned with several sparkling ornaments.
The TV presenter kicked off the festivities in her household with a wholesome festive photograph alongside her Maltese Shih-Tzu.
Khloe Kardashian's glowing Christmas trees
Minimalism is clearly a theme for the Kardashians this year. Khloe Kardashian shared a photo on Instagram of her children embracing the festive magic, penning her post: "The MOST magical time of year!!! We are in the Christmas spirit in our Christmas pajamas and our Christmas dance moves!"
The mother-of-two opted for several trees to bring festive greenery into her home, opting for thousands of fairy lights in place of any baubles.
Mollie King's festive wreath
It's been quite the year for Mollie King, who not only made her This Morning presenting debut, but she also moved into her stunning family home with her husband Stuart Broad and their baby daughter Annabella.
Crediting The White Company for her immaculate and wholesome Christmas décor this year, the BBC Radio 1 host penned on Instagram: "This is going to be a Christmas of firsts… this will be the first time that Annabella can truly enjoy the festive magic! We’re also hosting Christmas for the first time this year, and I can’t wait to get our new home feeling festive.
"I’ve always loved @thewhitecompany, and never more so than at Christmas time when their amazing home pieces really bring the warm and cosy Christmas vibes!" she added.
Rylan Clark's discoball doorway
This Morning presenter Rylan Clark's Essex home was given a glittering glow up ahead of Christmas Day. The star called on Early Hours London Ltd, a luxury florist and specialist décor company to transform the entryway of his lavish modern home.
With dripping ice crystals, discoball baubles and frosted foliage, Rylan's stunning Christmas installation lit up his modern mansion.
Keeping it minimal and chic, the wife of Martin Kemp used evergreen cuttings to dress the fireplace and dried hydrangeas to bring life into their cosy home.
Mark Wright & Michelle Keegan's Christmas dreamhouse
The £3.5 million property, which the couple completed renovations on this summer, was likened to a scene from Home Alone by fans.
Mark and Michelle's faux Christmas presents
Mark took fans inside their festive home, where he filmed a towering Christmas tree positioned next to the staircase in the hallway. It was decorated with cream bows, gold baubles and hundreds of fairy lights while coordinating metallic presents sat at the base.
"My Scouse fam @4.seasonevents have smashed it again. Outside and inside Christmas heaven!! P.S the presents are fake… We are not that organised," he revealed.
Lorraine Kelly's joyful Christmas tree
Getting into the Christmas spirit early, ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly was quick to show off her kitsch and colourful Christmas tree, adorned with baubles representing a number of famous icons.
Most special, however, was the addition of Lorraine's handmade angel topping her tree, which was crafted by her daughter Rosie when she was just two years old.
Dick and Angel Strawbridge's enchanting Christmas tree
Escape to the Chateau fans are no strangers to seeing inside Dick and Angel Strawbridge's 19th-century castle, but ever since the Channel 4 programme came off air, any glimpses of the pair's enchanting home feel like an invite into their cosy home.
This year, the couple decked the halls with a real fir tree, decorating with homemade baubles and fairy lights.
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