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Try placing some of your left over balls in glass hurricanes of various sizes and scattering them around your home. Or you can hang extra ornaments from your overhead lighting fixtures to create a festive ambiance. These elegant and easy decorating ideas will make a statement this season while adding warmth and holiday spirit to your home.Christmas Decor For The OfficeOffice Xmas DecorationsChristmas Cubicle IdeasHoliday Office Party OutfitXmas Party IdeasChristmas Decorations ElfOffice Holiday DecoratingDecorating CutOffice Decorating ContestForwardLast Christmas - Made an Elf Yourself for our office Christmas decorating. Cut a hole in cardboard covered in paper. Cut out outfit and paste. I had 2 paper rolls on each side to hold so your fingers/hands don't get in the picture. Camera/friends and click the photo.Christmas Cubicle Decorations Office Christmas DecorationsChristmas DoorChristmasCardboard FireplaceOffice BirthdayNorth PoleWhoville CostumesThe GrinchGrinchSantas WorkshopEmployee RecognitionChristmas DecorPaint ChipsChristmas VignetteEasy DecorationsNorth Pole SignDecorating For ChristmasWard Christmas PartyWhoville ChristmasDiy Christmas Decorationsa cute ginger bread man house in the house get itMorepin 637heart 100Christmas cubicle decorations - fireplaceMorepin 1.9kheart 304speech 1Craftibilities: Holiday Office IDEA - FIREPLACE computer - cubicle - fun DIY Christmas decorationsMorepin 2.2kheart 336speech 1My office cubicle for a contest!!

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However, it doesn’t sound like your objections are religious in nature, and because your desk is in the reception area (it sounds like), it’s a little different anyway. It’s reasonable for a business to decide it wants to decorate its front office for the holidays, and ultimately that area isn’t just your work space — it’s also their reception area where they greet visitors. I suppose you could float the idea by saying something like, “I’m not participating in the holidays this year for personal reasons. Would you mind if I didn’t put up decorations in my area?” But a reasonable manager could certainly reply to that with, “It’s fine to keep them out of your immediate desk area, but we do want to decorate the reception area where you’re located.” If that’s the response, there’s not a lot you can do at that point, particularly not without pushing the issue further than will appear reasonable.The leaves have fallen, pumpkins are long gone and Thanksgiving is here – which can only mean one thing: it’s time to start decorating for Christmas!

From classic Christmas vignettes to clever pop culture homages, we’ve got plenty of decoration tips, examples and ideas that’ll help make your cubicle the talk of the office this holiday season. It’s entirely up to you whether or not you decorate with fake or real candy, just be prepared for a lot of drop-ins by hungry coworkers if you choose the latter. You’d be surprised what a little brown or red wrapping paper, Christmas lights, cardboard and cotton can do to an old, gray cubicle. Some of our all-time favorite gingerbread house-themed cubicles include Yule log screensavers, falling snow made from threaded cotton balls and plenty of Christmas lights. This gingerbread house cubicle gets the award for Best Use of Balloons. Make it a charlie brown christmas It’s easy to take the Charlie Brown Christmas story a bunch of different directions. You can whip up Lucy’s doctor stand with some red wrapping paper, paper towel rolls and cotton; paste cutouts of the singing characters onto a wall, complete with hanging lights;

or you can just put ol’ Charlie Brown’s Christmas tree on your desk and call it a day. Walking in a winter wonderland There’s no rule that you have to use red and green when decorating your office or cubicle for Christmas. Sometimes it’s easier to pick a color scheme and stick to it. Gold and silver works great, as does blue, white and silver. A quick and easy way to add pops of holiday color to your office is by lining the top of your cubicle walls with colored garland. One of the most unique ways to turn your office into a winter wonderland is with paper snowflakes! You can ask your coworkers to cut some out and then hang them from the ceiling, too. Make the most of the materials you have Just because you want to decorate your cubicle for Christmas doesn’t mean you have to blow half your paycheck on supplies and decorations. Sometimes the best Christmas decorations are made out of things you’ve got laying around the office already. It’s amazing what can be done with some paper cups and garland.

Save up the old paper towel tubes and wrap them in red and white ribbon (or just use Sharpies) to turn them into candy canes, or if your job allows access to larger sized cardboard tubes you can turn your cubicle into a log cabin! This cubicle-turned-log-cabin gets the award for Most Creative Use of Cardboard Tubes. create a christmas village When it comes to decorations, the more the merrier! This is your chance to get everyone in the office involved, regardless of religion. If you have some humbugs in the office you can just decorate a group of cubicles or single door. Or, you can turn it into a teambuilding exercise and have a Christmas decorating contest. When it comes to decorating en masse, more is more. Be sure to include giant lighted candy canes, tons of fluffy snow and copious amounts of lights. We love what happened when the entire group at this office banded together to create Snowman Park. you can’t go wrong with the classics Sometimes the simplest decorations are the best.