Here's How All Your Favorite HGTV Stars Are Celebrating Christmas

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When it comes to holiday decorating, what better place to seek out inspiration than HGTV stars' homes? Take a virtual tour through the homes of some of our favorite hosts to see how they celebrate Christmas. Just be warned: These photos are full of decorating ideas so good, you may want to head back out to buy more decorations this year. 

Christina and Tarek El Moussa

Decorating her own "frozen" Christmas tree. #taylorReese 💗💙

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The Flip or Flop hostshosts gifted their daughter Taylor a Christmas tree of her own — which she decorated in a Frozentheme, of course. 

My new nightly routine... Hide the Elf. Tay loves this game... #ElfOnTheShelf

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Taylor also loves waking up each morning to see what shenanigans her Elf has gotten into. Christina is the mastermind behind this family's Elf on the Shelf, of course. 

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! #FavTimeOfYear 🌲❤️

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Tarek and Christina bring their modern taste to decorating for the holidays, too. 

Chip and Joanna Gaines

We both should be in bed by now but we are having too much fun rearranging and decorating! #likemotherlikedaughter

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The Fixer Upperstars don't stop at just one Christmas tree. 

We finally got this one done. I broke 4. Kids broke 0. I think I need a bigger tree. #ornamentoverload

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Luckily, their kiddos like to help out with ornament arrangements. 

Goodbye Black Friday. I'm needing a little color this weekend #farmhousechristmas

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These cute stockings, adorned with pom poms, hang in their daughters' room.  

On the blog today: Simple and creative ways to pretty up your presents for Christmas! #ineedtostartmyshoppingasap {link in profile}

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Joanna's gift wrapping skills are so good, it doesn't even matter what's inside the packaging. 

A feast for the big peeps and the littles #farmhousechristmas

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Hello, Christmas table setting perfection.

Nice Chip. #nacho #pjtradition

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Onesies are the dress code of choice for the kids on Christmas morning — of course, Chip can't help himself from joining in on the fun. 

Jonathan and Drew Scott

Wishing u all a happy holiday season. Take a moment to show kindness to a stranger & help those in need

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The Property Brothers — they're just like us!

Typical #Christmas morning. All the kids fighting over toys! Lol

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They fight over presents on Christmas morning. 

Hope you're all having a christmas surrounded by family and friends. #perfectnight

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They cozy up during the holiday season by cuddling cute puppies.

Someone's staying up late to catch Santa. #DogWatch #HappyHoliday

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Once again @mrsilverscott is on the nice list and I'm stuck with the naughty! Share if you think this is fair!

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They love to visit Santa!

Umm...thanks @mrdrewscott and @_lindaphan ?! I think.

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But instead of focusing on decorating, it seems like our favorite brothers have a love for festive holiday wear. 

Who's jealous of my #Christmas style?! Happy Holiday!!

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This sweater makes quite the statement that someone is holiday-obsessed.

This ugly Christmas suit has my name written all over it! Show me your tackiest holiday attire! #ootd

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Drew even upgraded his everyday suit. 

#TBT Remember that time Santa fell asleep with us? Lol @mrdrewscott @mrjdscott

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Most of all, we can't stop obsessing over the cuteness of this throwback photo.

Hilary Farr

Merry Christmas!

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It may only be a tiny peek, but we love this photo of the Love It or List It host's classic tree. 

 David Bromstad

It's the holidays!! So exciting and so much to do including decorating the tree! This is one of my favorite traditions and I just finished the tree 10 min ago! OMG I'm exhausted but I love the results! Ombré fabulousness!

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Luckily for us, the designer took us through each step of his Christmas tree decorating process. First, he went for an ombre look using blue and white ornaments. 

Step 2 in my Christmas decorating is complete! I added 14 more trees of various heights to give my winter wonderland look! Only one step left! Stay tuned!

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Next, he added additional trees to create a winter wonderland scene. 

Christmas is finally done! Tree skirt=polar bears! Adorbs.

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And lastly, he gave the tree an adorable polar bear skirt.

Bon Bon & Dozer are getting in the #holiday spirit in true #Miami style... On the #beach!

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David's dogs love to get in on the Christmas spirit, too. 

These two are ready for Santa tonight! Merry #Christmas Eve!

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They are just too cute in their Santa hats. 

Merry Christmas!!!

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Jillian Harris

ONE more sleep and I get to go home!!!!!!!!! ❄️❄️❄️ @liketoknow.it www.liketk.it/22knF #liketkit #ltkhome #jhhometour

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The host of Love It or List It Tooopts for cozy textures and a neutral color palette.

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Nicole Curtis

Artificial Christmas tree circa 1860s-any idea what it's made out of ? #christmas #hgtv #texas #wish

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The home restoration expert is obsessed with everything about old houses, so it's no surprise that she chose to share a circa 1860s tree with her fans. 

From: Country Living US


By Rebecca Shinners

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