Christmas tree decorations make the holidays more magical and get you and your family into the holiday spirit. There’s no right or wrong way to decorate your Christmas tree as long as it brings you and your family joy.
Once you’ve set up your Christmas tree, it’s time to bring out your creative flare and make it your own. Ask family members to add their unique ideas to make it feel more homely.
Christmas tree designs
Bold and bright
This Christmas, try to embrace the maximalism of bold colours and not shying away from those vivid colours. Layer your Christmas tree with glittery glass teardrop ornaments, a collection of homemade pieces designed by your kids. This type of Christmas theme decor truly lets your imagination run wild.
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Dark and cosy colours
The dark and cosy Christmas theme embraces the elements of a minimalistic Christmas tree design. It embraces dark colours, a strip away from the conventional bold colours associated with Christmas.
You can still have a pop of colour if you choose to, but initially, the whole vibe is to embrace the cool, calm dark colours. This Christmas tree design is more common in the Northern Hemisphere because they experience a cold Christmas.
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Snowy woodland winter Christmas tree
A cosy winter woodland evokes images of snowy forests, twinkly fairy lights, and lush evergreen trees. Bring all that wooded inspiration to your Christmas tree décor with metallic, snowfall-like earthy tones and snow nature-inspired design. Let your kids help design faux snowflakes.
Cover your tree with the faux snow to make it feel like a winter wonderland while being in the Southern Hemisphere. Add finishing touches of gold ornaments and a pretty snowflake star to top it all off.
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A rainbow tree
Why limit yourself to a single colour scheme when you can use a wide range of rainbow colours? If you love vibrant hues, this Christmas tree décor idea is perfect for you. Adorn your tree with a variety of simple ball ornaments in rainbow colours, and finish it off with matching ribbons. This design adds charm and is sure to be a conversation starter with your guests.
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Decorating your Christmas tree doesn’t need to be expensive. Make it sustainable by recycling your old Christmas decorations or creating a few DIY ornaments with your kids.
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Originally published in Garden&Home Magazine.
