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Commercial Holiday Décor & Christmas Trees in Richardson, TX
Lobby trees, wreaths, garland and entry décor for Richardson office campuses, hotels and restaurants. We design it, install it, keep it looking right all season, then take it down and store it.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting provides commercial holiday décor in Richardson, TX: lobby and atrium Christmas trees, outdoor trees, wreaths, garland, swags, planters and entry décor for offices, hotels, restaurants, retail and civic buildings. The décor is leased and fitted to your space, then installed, maintained through the season, removed and stored under one contract. Call 972-620-9560.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
4.5★ Google
Rated by DFW clients
What We Decorate Across Richardson Workplaces
Most Richardson requests start in the lobby and work outward to the front doors.
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Campus Atrium Trees
A tall, pre-lit tree sized to the atrium ceiling gives a corporate lobby one clear focal point. We measure the ceiling, the doorways and the freight route before we suggest a size.
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Hotel and Event Spaces
Hotel lobbies, ballrooms and pre-function areas near Galatyn Park need décor that holds up to heavy foot traffic and still looks finished for an evening event or a morning meeting.
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Reception Desk Garland
Garland along a reception desk or security counter dresses the spot every visitor stops at. We keep badge readers, screens and sign-in kiosks clear so the front desk keeps working normally.
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Restaurant Fronts
Host stands, windows and patio entries get wreaths, garland and planters that make the front of the house feel festive without crowding tables or slowing servers during dinner.
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Entry Wreaths and Swags
Oversized wreaths and swags on main doors and canopies tell people the building is ready for the season before they step inside. Sizes are chosen to read from the drop-off lane.
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Outdoor Plaza Trees
An oversized outdoor tree anchors a plaza, courtyard or campus green. We plan the power source, anchoring and placement so it reads from the street and stays put on windy days.
One Look Across a Multi-Building Campus
Richardson's office campuses often spread across several buildings, and visitors notice when one lobby is decorated and the next is bare. We design one palette and one set of décor elements, then scale it: a tall tree in the main atrium, smaller trees or a garland-and-wreath package in secondary lobbies.
Everything is labeled by building at removal. Next season, the same design can return exactly as it was, or be refreshed with new colors while the trees and greenery stay the same.
Main lobby tree sized to the atrium
Matching smaller trees in secondary lobbies
Shared ribbon and ornament palette
Labels by building for next season
One proposal covering every building
See the work up close
How a Richardson Décor Season Runs
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Walk the Building
We visit the site, measure ceilings and doorways, check the loading dock and freight elevator, and learn your security and badge procedures.
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Design and Proposal
You receive a written design with tree sizes, décor placement and a schedule, ready to send to a property manager or corporate office for approval.
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Install Off-Hours
Installation can be scheduled for early mornings, evenings or weekends so employees and visitors are not walking around ladders and boxes.
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Keep It Fresh
In-season maintenance and service calls are included. If a tree strand fails or a wreath gets bumped, one call to our office gets it handled.
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Remove and Store
After the holidays we take everything down, label it to your property and store it, so your team has nothing to box up or find room for.
Richardson Business Districts We Serve
Richardson packs corporate offices, hotels and dining into a few well-known districts along US 75 and the President George Bush Turnpike. These are examples of where we work, not a client list. Any commercial property in the city can request a proposal.
Telecom Corridor
The office campuses along US 75 range from single towers to multi-building headquarters. Typical scope is an atrium tree, desk garland and entry wreaths, with installation timed around badge access and the loading dock schedule. Campus buildings can share one design.
Galatyn Park
Around the Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts and the Galatyn Park DART station, hotels and restaurants see evening crowds through the holiday season. Lobby trees, garland and entry décor need to look finished for a matinee and after a late show.
Downtown Richardson
Main Street's restaurants, shops and small offices sit in older, street-facing buildings. Storefront wreaths, window garland and sidewalk planters suit this scale, and neighboring businesses can share a palette so the blocks look coordinated for evening diners and weekend visitors.
CityLine
This mixed-use district at US 75 and the Bush Turnpike combines office towers, hotels, apartments and restaurants around walkable streets. Décor here has to work at sidewalk level as well as in the lobby, so entry planters and wreaths matter as much as the tree.
UT Dallas and the Innovation Quarter
Research buildings, start-up offices and shared workspaces near the University of Texas at Dallas usually want smaller, flexible décor: a reception tree, a wreath on the entry and garland along a staircase, installed without disrupting the workday or nearby campus traffic.
Décor That Matches the Lights Outside
Many Richardson properties buy interior décor from one vendor and exterior lighting from another, and the two rarely match. We install both. The crew that sets your atrium tree can also wrap the trees in the parking islands, outline the entry canopy and hang lit wreaths on the building face.
One design covers the inside and the outside, so colors, bulb tones and greenery line up. You also get one schedule, one contact for service calls and one company responsible for removal and storage.
Interior trees, garland and wreaths
Exterior building and canopy lighting
Trunk and canopy wraps in parking islands
Matching warm or cool white tones
One contact for in-season service
What Shapes the Cost of Office Décor in Richardson
We price each property from a site visit, and these are the factors that move the number most.
Tree Height and Count
A single 9-foot reception tree and a 20-foot atrium tree are very different jobs. Height drives the amount of product, the crew size and whether the tree is assembled in place.
Install Timing
Weekend, evening or early-morning installation keeps lobbies clear during business hours. Off-hours scheduling is common for office buildings and is part of the plan from the first visit.
Number of Buildings
Each additional lobby adds décor, labor and labeled storage. Campuses that repeat one design across buildings keep planning simple, though every building still needs its own install time.
Exterior Add-Ons
Adding commercial Christmas lighting, outdoor trees or lit wreaths on the building face expands the scope. Combining interior and exterior work under one contract keeps one crew and one schedule.
Access and Logistics
Freight elevator size, dock reservations, security escorts and the distance from the dock to the lobby all affect labor. We confirm these during the walkthrough so the proposal reflects them.
What DFW clients say
4.5-star average on Google from clients across Dallas-Fort Worth.
★★★★★
“These guys were amazing. Highly recommend them for all your decorative lighting needs.”
Alex Shaw
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“First season with them and hands down best service I’ve had. Very impressed with their service and communication. David was very professional and made the entire experience easy and worry free. Will definitely be keeping my business with them!”
Courtney Carrier
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“Fast and courteous office staff and installers. Abraham my installer was excellent!”
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Richardson Commercial Décor Questions
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
How do you decide what size lobby tree fits our Richardson building?
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We measure the ceiling height and leave clearance for the topper, then check the width of the doors, the freight elevator and the path from the loading dock. The tree has to look right in the space and still travel through the building. Taller trees can be assembled in place in sections.
Can every building on our campus have matching décor?
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Yes. We design one palette and one set of elements for the campus, then scale it to each lobby. The main atrium usually gets the largest tree, and secondary buildings get smaller trees or garland and wreaths. Everything is labeled by building at removal so the design can return next year.
Do you work with property managers and building engineers?
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Yes. Most Richardson office décor runs through a property manager or facilities team. We coordinate dock reservations, freight elevator time, badge access and installation hours with them, and we send a certificate of insurance before our crew arrives on site.
Do we have to buy the trees and décor?
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No. The trees, wreaths, garland and planters are leased commercial-grade product fitted to your space. We install them, maintain them through the season, remove them after the holidays and store them. Your business owns nothing and gives up no storage room.
What happens if something breaks during the season?
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Call our office at 972-620-9560 and we schedule a service visit. In-season maintenance and service calls are part of the contract, whether a strand on the tree goes dark, a wreath gets knocked loose or a planter needs a refresh.
Can you decorate hotels and event spaces near the Eisemann Center?
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Yes. Hotels, restaurants and event spaces around Galatyn Park need décor that looks finished before guests arrive and holds up through the season. We plan installation around event bookings and can decorate lobbies, pre-function areas and entries together in one visit.
When should a Richardson business request a proposal?
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Late summer or early fall is ideal. Corporate décor often needs sign-off from a facilities manager or a regional office, and that takes time. Installation dates fill as November approaches, so an early walkthrough helps secure your preferred install window.
Do you install restaurant décor before service?
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Yes. Restaurant installs are usually scheduled in the morning, before the first seating. We focus on the entry, host stand, windows and patio, and keep the dining room and service paths clear so the staff never has to work around us.
Do you account for fire-safety rules in our lobby?
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Yes. Many office and hotel buildings have rules about what can stand in a lobby, near exits or beside sprinkler heads. We review those rules with your property manager or building engineer before finalizing placement, so the design keeps exit paths and safety equipment clear.