A healthy mix of traditional, luxurious, and bold
Christmas Decorating Ideas 202
Christmas takes place in the winter and
since snowy countries like Germany
have played an important role in the
development of Christmas as a festival,
the color white is yet another classic
Christmas color to use during the
holidays.
We’re big fans of using white as a color to design
homes due to how versatile it is. It can easily be
paired with other colors and if used properly, it
can help bold colors look even better by reducing
their heaviness. During Christmas, you’ll see a lot
of white candles, chinaware, and fake frost.
So, how do we go about decorating
the staircase? It’s all about the
garlands. This is the most
aesthetically pleasing decor item for
staircases. All you have to do is
spread it either across the base rail or
the handrail.
In the past few years, the idea of living
sustainably has gone from a moral
choice to a necessity. Climate change is
here and our best bet against it is to
reduce wastage and recycle whatever
we can. This trend has crept into
Christmas decorations as well
Skip the regular white colors and get the red
Christmas candles. Another way to jazz up
your Christmas table is to use gold-colored
cutlery. Christmas comes once a year folks, go
all out. You can make your table a bit more
Christmas-y by adding a touch of d to certain
things on the table.
Lastly, as we mentioned in the previous
point, garlands will show up in a lot of
locations in the house during Christmas. The
dining table happens to be one of those
areas. A lot of times, a small garland is
spread across the table in a zigzag manner
to create a nice design.
Gold is one of those colors that is often
considered auspicious and a symbol of
wealth. Christmas, however, strays away
from this depiction of gold. This color is
instead meant to represent the sun and
light that is much cherished in dark and
cold winters.
Despite the strong influence of
minimalism during the 2010s,
Christmas is still characterized by its
traditionally bold colors, which make
it a bit difficult to transition from
Christmas to winter decor colors.
Christmas is not about minimalism. This
year, even more so with new exciting ways
to put a bold twist on a traditional
silhouette. I mean, who doesn't love
peacock, more specifically the
mesmerizing vibrant colors of its tail, its
gracious look, and its stunning posture?
A bold mix of turquoise, teal, emerald
green, and everything in between,
accented with decorative peacock
feathers and even peacock topping the
tree instead of the traditional star is
probably the most unique, extravagant,
yet extremely gorgeous look this season.
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