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Commercial Holiday Décor & Christmas Trees in Plano, TX
Atrium trees, lobby décor, wreaths and garland for Plano corporate campuses, hotels, restaurants and retail, from Legacy West to downtown Plano. Planned with facilities teams, installed off-hours, serviced all season and stored after.
✓ Built for corporate campuses ✓ Facilities-team friendly ✓ Stored between seasons


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In Plano, TX, Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting designs and installs commercial holiday décor for corporate campuses, offices, hotels, restaurants, retail and public buildings, including atrium and lobby Christmas trees, outdoor trees, wreaths, garland, swags, planters and entry décor. Everything is leased, fitted, installed, maintained through the season, then removed and stored. Call 972-620-9560 to begin.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
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Rated by DFW clients
Holiday Décor Built for Plano Campuses and Districts
Plano's commercial buildings run from headquarters atriums to small-town storefronts, and we scope each one differently.
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Headquarters Atriums
Multi-story atriums need a tree with real presence. We size it to the space and to sightlines from upper floors, and assemble larger trees in place over a night or weekend.
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Mixed-Use Streetscapes
In walkable districts, wreaths on building entries, planters along sidewalks and restaurant-front décor make the street feel festive for shoppers, diners and residents in the evening.
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Executive Floors
Executive suites and boardroom lobbies often want a quieter look: a slim tree, garland on the reception desk and a wreath at the suite entry, in the company palette.
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Retail Center Entries
Shopping center entrances and storefronts take oversized wreaths, swags and holiday planters scaled to pull shoppers in from the parking field and the walkways outside.
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Cafés and Commons
Employee cafés, commons areas and break rooms get smaller trees and garland so the whole campus feels the season, not only the front lobby that visitors see.
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Leasing Offices
Apartment leasing offices and clubhouses use a decorated tree, entry wreaths and desk garland to make December tours feel welcoming, with nothing left for the property manager to store.

Working With Plano Facilities Teams
Corporate campuses in Plano run on procedures. Vendors need badges, certificates of insurance on file, escorts in secure areas and dock times booked days ahead. We plan for all of it at the first walkthrough instead of discovering it on install night.
Carruthers Decorative Lighting carries liability insurance and workers' compensation, and we send the certificate to your facilities or procurement team ahead of time. Our crew follows your access rules, works in the hours you set and leaves every space ready for Monday morning.
Certificate of insurance sent in advance
Badge and escort procedures followed
Dock and freight elevator times booked
Night and weekend installation
Single proposal for every campus building
See the work up close
The Plano Campus Décor Timeline
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Late-Summer Walkthrough
We tour lobbies, atriums and entries with facilities staff, measure ceilings and doors, and document dock, elevator and security procedures.
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Design and Procurement
A written design and proposal goes to facilities or procurement. We can adjust the scope building by building before final approval.
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Night or Weekend Install
Crews install after hours so employees arrive to a finished lobby, with large atrium trees assembled in place.
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Season-Long Service
Maintenance and service calls are part of the contract. Facilities staff call one number, 972-620-9560, for any décor issue on campus.
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Labeled Removal
After the holidays every piece is removed, labeled by building and stored, so next year's install repeats the design or refreshes it.
Plano Business Districts We Serve
West Plano holds most of the city's corporate offices, while central and east Plano add shopping, dining and a historic downtown. These are examples of our service area, not a client list. Any commercial property in Plano can request a proposal.
Legacy Business Area
Large headquarters and regional offices line the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121 corridor in west Plano. Atrium trees, executive-floor décor and matching packages for every campus building are the most common requests, coordinated closely with facilities and security teams.
Legacy Town Center
Near Legacy Drive, this walkable district of restaurants, shops, offices and apartments benefits from storefront wreaths, window décor and entry planters in a shared palette, so the whole district looks coordinated for diners, shoppers and residents through the whole season.
The Shops at Willow Bend
At Park Boulevard and the Dallas North Tollway, this shopping center and the offices and restaurants around it need décor that pulls people inside. Entry wreaths, planters and storefront décor work alongside lobby trees in nearby office buildings for their tenants.
Legacy West
Offices, a hotel, restaurants, shops and apartments share pedestrian streets here. Décor works both in the lobby and at street level: decorated entries, walkway planters, restaurant fronts built for photos and lobby trees for the office and hotel buildings nearby.
Granite Park
The office park at the Tollway and Highway 121 adds towers and restaurants that follow a campus pattern: an elegant lobby tree, decorated entries and planters at the arrival drives, scheduled around tenant hours, building management rules and dock bookings.
Downtown Plano
Along 15th Street near the DART station, restaurants, independent shops and small offices sit in older buildings. Sidewalk planters, storefront wreaths and window garland suit these blocks, and a coordinated palette ties the street together for evening visitors and weekend shoppers.
Décor for Hotels, Restaurants and Shops Near Legacy
Outside the office towers, Plano's districts are full of hotels, restaurants and retail that decorate for guests rather than employees. Hotels need lobby trees and arrival-court wreaths that look fresh at check-in and after a late dinner. Restaurants want festive entries and host stands, installed before service.
Retail entries do the most work in the fewest square feet. A pair of oversized wreaths, planters at the doors and garland around a display window can turn a storefront into a stop for shoppers walking between the restaurants of Legacy West.
Hotel lobby trees and arrival wreaths
Restaurant entries installed before service
Storefront wreaths and window garland
Planters sized for busy sidewalks
Shared palettes across a district

What Affects the Cost of Plano Corporate Décor
Every Plano proposal starts with a walkthrough, and these factors account for most of the difference between projects.
Atrium Volume
A three-story atrium may need a sectional tree assembled in place, plus garland on several levels. Height and the number of visible floors drive product and crew time.
Interior Areas Included
Lobby-only scopes are the simplest to plan. Adding executive floors, cafés, commons and conference rooms extends décor across the building and adds product and install time.
Buildings on Campus
Each added building means another lobby, another install window and another set of labeled storage, even when the design is shared campus-wide to keep planning simple.
Exterior Work
Pairing interior décor with commercial Christmas lighting, outdoor trees or lit entry wreaths adds scope while keeping one crew, one contract and one service number for the season.
Security Requirements
Escorts, badging and restricted dock hours add coordination and sometimes crew time. We note each requirement on the walkthrough so the proposal is accurate from the start.

