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- Step change. A handrail heaving with greenery might be a decorating tradition, but gently threading foliage along the base of the bannister is a subtler take on the same idea.
- In the zone. If you’ve already selected a stylish pot or stand for your Christmas tree, skip the skirt in favour of a decorative rug. It will balance the proportions of the tree and create a natural zone for all the presents – if you’re really coordinated, you can even match the gift wrap.
- Circle of life. Create a focal point at a drinks party with an oversized yet understated twig and fir cone wreath. Layer your table in soft, earthy tones with linen, candles, bowls and coloured glasses –perfect for a pared-back celebration.
- Take a bough. No matter how capacious your Christmas table, it’ll invariably end up crammed with crackers, condiments and candles, with little room for much else.
Nov 19, 2021 · Christmas Decorating Trends for 2021. One common expectation for 2021 is the devastating economic impact that Covid-19 has had on so many families around the world. For one, there is likely to be a shift towards more rustic and natural themes. This also aligns with the environmental considerations.
Jun 25, 2021 · With simple original recipes, easy DIY tutorials, winter travel inspiration, fun ideas, free printables, and all the latest news and festive trends, we're here to help you create the Christmas that is perfectly yours!
- Nostalgia
- Natural Greens
- Snow
- Snowy White Textiles
- Winter Glam
- Soft Neutral Shades
- Things to Think About When Decorating For Christmas This Year
I think of Nostalgia as a super trend this year. It covers lots and lots of different decorating styles and color palettes and more! Going back to family traditions and traditional Christmas decorations is what many of us are craving now! The pandemic still has a huge effect on what we do and how we live. We want the security and warmth of home and...
I’ve been hearing the words natural sustainabilityassociated with this year’s Christmas trends! Evergreens And Other Greens are going to be very popular this year. This year pretty evergreens and garlands and trees will take center stage! Real greens have that natural beauty and smell divine but faux greens are much more practical! If you are using...
This year it will be a white Christmas! Again, very nostalgic and very pretty! Greens will be crusted in snow and so will tabletops and other flat surfaces. Christmas looks even more magical with snow! So go ahead and make your Christmas white too! Here are ways to use snow in your Christmas decor… 1. frost pinecones 2. use white Christmas balls in...
To play along with the blizzard of snow this Christmas, snowy and cozy textiles will be big this year too! Drape chairs with Mongolian throws, add white loosely knit pillows to your sofa, and don’t forget to drape a white faux fur throw over the end of your bed! It’s a white-out this Christmas,my friends!
Winter Glam describes beautiful, shiny, metallic forward Christmas decor. Think glitz and lots of bling! There is a move away from very rustic and farmhouse Christmas looks. Christmas decor will be a bit more refined and dressed up for 2021. This year you will see lots of pearly stems and chandelier crystals and anything that sparkles shines and ad...
Soft neutrals (and soft blush) shades will still be strong this year. From a white Christmas palette to one that celebrates neutral hues, the key to this year’s color palette is to keep the tones warm! Cool neutrals and grays have had such a long run but this year it is all about warmth! Use white with lots of warm neutrals and your decor will look...
Enjoy the nostalgia of Christmas this year but remember to keep your color palette tight. Coordinate your gift wrap with your color palette. Layer throws and pillows for a cozy look. Add tons of lights to your decor this year! Remember this year is about sparkle! The same goes with candlelight! If you are using real greens this Christmas change the...
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- Decorate With Candles. Add a dreamy and timeless feel to your holiday decor by lighting a dark corner or pass-through space with real candlelight. Make it feel spontaneous and effortless by gathering a bunch of mismatched candlesticks in various shapes and heights and filling them with red and ivory taper candles, like this Christmas foyer from designer Annie Sloan.
- Use Light Coastal Colors. If your home is filled with coastal decor, add holiday cheer while maintaining a cool and breezy palette for a harmonious feel.
- Hang a Backsplash Wreath. Bring Christmas decor into your kitchen in the form of a Christmas tree-shaped rosemary plant or a festive wreath hung over the range top, like this space from Mindy Gayer Design Co.
- Decorate an Empty Hallway. Bring an empty hallway to life with a trio of mini trees and variety of wrapped boxes to create a sense of anticipation and generosity, like this modern space from Marie Flanigan Interiors.
Aug 13, 2021 · 6 Christmas decorating trends for 2021, predicted by an interior designer From silver textures to the rise in popularity of tree collars By Anya Meyerowitz Published: 13 August 2021
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Dec 17, 2021 · The best Christmas tree decoration trends 2021 and how to create a stylish look this festive season. There's something for everyone this year, from natural tones to pastels and neon brights...
