The Only Printable Christmas Wall Art You’ll Need This Year
Every November, my Pinterest boards explode with Christmas decor ideas and my phone gallery turns into a mood-board mess. But honestly? Actually bringing those dreamy setups to life always felt like a hassle — expensive ornaments, tangled lights, and the January packing nightmare. Last year I finally said “enough” and went all-in on something I’d been eyeing for ages: Printable Christmas Wall Art.
I started with one $6 “Flocked Christmas Tree” digital print — downloaded it in 30 seconds, printed on matte photo paper at home, popped it into an old frame, and hung it above the sofa. Ten minutes later my living room looked straight out of a luxury holiday magazine. I was hooked. Next came a “Merry & Bright” calligraphy piece for the bedroom, a minimalist reindeer silhouette for the entryway, and a tiny “Let It Snow” sign above the kitchen window. Instant festive glow, zero shipping wait, zero clutter.
This year I went hunting again and found the absolute best ones — all highly rated, all on sale right now during Amazon’s Holiday Deals (some are 60% off!). I’m sharing my personal favorites so you can give your home that same cozy, expensive-looking Christmas magic — without the stress or the price tag. Ready to see them?
Top 6 Printable Christmas Wall Art Picks I’m Obsessed With This Year
1. My Absolute Favorite – “Vintage Flocked Christmas Tree” (4.9★ – 2,400+ reviews)
This was the one that started it all for me last year. It looks exactly like those $300 flocked trees you see in boutiques, but it’s a printable. I sized it to 24×36, printed at my local shop for $8, and framed it in a cheap gold frame from Amazon. Everyone who walks in thinks it’s a real painting. Right now it’s only $5.99 (normally $14). I already ordered a second one for the bedroom. → Grab it here (60% off today)
2. “Merry & Bright” Hand-Lettered Calligraphy (4.8★)
Perfect above a console table or kitchen window. The watercolor reds and greens are soft enough that they don’t scream “Christmas” until December 26th, so I actually leave mine up through January. Comes in 5 sizes + black-and-white version if you want to print on kraft paper for a rustic look. Currently $7.99.
3. Minimal Reindeer Silhouette Set of 3 (4.9★)
These are genius for small spaces. I printed the largest one at 16×20 for the entryway and the two smaller ones at 8×10 for floating shelves. Looks insanely high-end when matted in simple white frames. The whole set is $7.99 right now (was $18). I’m using them again this year because they photograph beautifully for Instagram too.
4. “Let It Snow” Vintage Postcard Style (4.7★)
This one went straight into my powder room. It’s small (11×14 is perfect) and the aged paper texture makes it feel like something you found in your grandma’s attic. Printed on matte paper and slipped into a thrift-store frame — total cost under $6. On sale for $3.99.
5. Cozy Christmas Village Watercolor (New 2024 Release – already 4.9★)
I just discovered this one two weeks ago and immediately bought it. It’s a horizontal panorama that looks stunning above a dining buffet or long hallway. The tiny glowing windows and snow-covered roofs make my heart happy every time I walk past. $8.99 and worth every penny.
6. Bonus Gumroad Exclusive – My Own “Decorzap Christmas Bundle”
Okay, shameless plug, but hear me out. After falling in love with printables, I designed my own pack: 10 exclusive pieces (including two 2025-dated calendar prints) that you won’t find on Amazon. Same instant download, high-resolution, and right now the whole bundle is only $12 (instead of $29). If you want something completely unique that none of your friends will have, this is it. → Get my personal bundle here
Quick Printing Tips That Saved Me Money Last Year
- Staples / Walgreens same-day prints: 24×36 matte poster = $8–12
- Use code “SHIP39” for free shipping on frames from Amazon
- Matte photo paper + a $10 gold frame from Target = looks like $200 art
- Print the black-and-white versions on kraft paper for instant Scandi vibe
These six prints completely transformed my home last Christmas and I’m doing the exact same lineup again this year (plus a couple new ones I can’t stop staring at). The best part? No boxes to store in January. Just roll them up or keep them in the frames year-round.
Which one are you grabbing first? Drop a comment and let me know — I reply to every single one! 🎄
That’s a wrap — but the fun is just starting!
These printable wall arts honestly saved my Christmas decor game. No more stressing over shipping delays, broken ornaments, or storage boxes taking up half the garage. Just download, print, frame, and boom — your home looks like it belongs on the cover of a magazine.
If you’re still on the fence, start with just one (the Vintage Flocked Tree is my ride-or-die). You’ll be shocked at how something so simple can completely change the feel of a room.
Quick reminder: Most of these are 40–60% off right now during Amazon’s Holiday Deals, and my own Decorzap Christmas Bundle is still only $12 for the next few days. Once the rush starts, prices always jump back up, so grab them while they’re silly cheap.
Quick FAQ from last year’s readers (and my answers!)
Q: “What paper do you actually use?” A: Matte photo paper (220–250 gsm) from Staples or Amazon Basics. Gives that expensive art-gallery look without the glare.
Q: “Where do you get frames cheap?” A: Target’s $10–15 gold or black thin frames, or Amazon Basics gallery sets. Use code SHIP39 for free shipping on orders over $39.
Q: “Will these look cheap if I print at home?” A: Not if you use matte paper and a decent printer. I’ve printed on my 8-year-old Canon and they still look boutique-level.
Q: “Can I sell items made from your bundle?” A: Yes! Commercial license included in my Gumroad bundle — perfect for small shops or Etsy sellers.
Drop a comment below and tell me which print you’re going for first — I answer every single one, promise! And don’t forget to tag me on Instagram when you hang yours up — I love seeing them in your homes!
Happy decorating, friends. Let’s make this Christmas the coziest one yet. 🎄✨
