December 10, 2024
Christmas decorations not only create a festive atmosphere, but also reflect the style of the people who live in the house. This year’s interior design trends are all about elegance, exclusive touches and a nod to nature. We tell you how to dress your home to make it shine this Christmas.
Colours play an essential role in Christmas decoration. Traditionally, red and green have been the most prominent combination. However, current trends invite us to explore new palettes.
– Classic red and green: never go out of fashion. More muted tones will create an elegant atmosphere, while brighter tones will add a festive touch.
– White and gold: perfect for creating a sophisticated atmosphere. This duo brings brightness and warmth.
– Blue and silver: a fresh and modern choice. It works especially well in minimalist decors.
– Earth tones: browns, beige and moss green connect with nature. They are ideal for a rustic or boho style.
– Pink and burgundy: the romantic combination of the year. It brings warmth and a contemporary feel.
Colours are the starting point. We can combine them with the basic decoration of the house or with materials such as wood, glass and metal to create contrast. There is no need to make big changes; small details will make all the difference.
The tree is one of the most emblematic elements of Christmas. The key is to personalise it and play with different textures. These are the most important aspects to bear in mind.
– Natural ornaments: incorporate ornaments such as pine cones, eucalyptus branches or wooden spheres to add texture and an organic touch.
– Ribbons and textiles: we can replace traditional garlands with velvet or linen ribbons that give a refined air.
– Warm lights: opt for LED lights in warm tones, either in cascade or spiral mode, for a cosy effect.
– Monochromatic style: decorate with a single colour in different tones to add modernity and elegance.
– Personalised details: complete with handmade ornaments, family photos or travel souvenirs.
It is essential to balance the decoration. We should place the larger decorations first and then add the smaller ones to fill in the gaps. And if there are children in the house, leave room for their special contributions.
Good lighting can transform any space. With Christmas lights, we will also be able to create an enchanting atmosphere. To do this, we will have to use discreet elements and distribute them appropriately.
In this sense, LED lights will help us to save energy. We can choose options that regulate the intensity to achieve the desired effect. Decorative lanterns and garlands are a very trendy trend to install in exteriors or corridors. When it comes to windows and empty walls, light curtains will create a warm, enveloping effect.
Alternatively, decorative candles in candle holders, candle holders or directly on the table will add a special touch. DIY projects are another possibility. By placing lights in glass jars and arranging them on shelves or in centrepieces, you can create a different atmosphere.
The key is to use lighting to highlight key areas. Halls, trees and entrances should take centre stage.
The Christmas table is the heart of all celebrations. An essential element on which we share the most special moments. For this reason, its design must be done with attention to the smallest detail.
– Plain tablecloths or subtle patterns: take neutral colours as a base and add table runners in contrasting Christmas tones.
– Natural centrepiece: pine branches, pine cones, candles and dried fruits will create a simple and elegant look.
– Special tableware: use plates with gold or silver details and combine them with decorated crystal glasses.
– Metallic cutlery: gold or silver finishes are trendy and add a touch of exclusivity.
– Personalised place cards: create small decorations with the names of the guests. These can be wooden figures, cinnamon sticks or handmade cards.
Combining the functional with the decorative will make for an unforgettable Christmas table.
Christmas decorations should not be limited to just one room. Every corner of the home can be filled with the spirit of the season. For example, coronas and garlands placed at the front door or on the windows convey this atmosphere outside. We can also illuminate the garden or balcony with lights on bushes and flower pots.
Inside, we can change cushion covers, blankets or curtains for plaid or winter motifs. Similarly, hanging small ornaments on doorknobs or lamps will add a festive touch without overloading. An atmosphere that we will complete with aromatic candles or diffusers based on cinnamon, cloves and citrus fruits.
It is not a question of filling every space, but of incorporating small contributions that reinforce the theme.
Sustainability is also a trend in Christmas decoration. Here are some ideas to celebrate this festive season in a responsible way.
– Recycled materials: create decorations with paper, cardboard or fabrics you have at home.
– Natural decoration: use elements from the environment such as branches, stones or dried flowers.
– Living or alternative trees: opt for trees that can be replanted or minimalist wooden versions.
– Sustainable gifts: wrap packages in kraft paper, reusable ribbons and natural decorations.
– Less is more: prioritise quality over quantity. A simple decoration can be just as magical.
Dressing up your home for Christmas is more than a question of decoration. It is about creating a space that invites you to enjoy, combining tradition, modernity and sustainability.
Choose a colour palette that reflects your personality. Decorate your tree with unique details and go for warm lighting. Make your table the centre of attention and don’t forget to include little touches in every corner.
Christmas is a time to enjoy, share and create memories. Make your home the perfect setting for the festive season.
Let every corner of your home sparkle with Christmas spirit!
The Christmas space created for this photo and video shoot features PAR-KER® Bruselas Walnut and ceramics Steel Steel Steel and Steel Antracite by Porcelanosa. L’Antic Colonial’s Skins Feel Tweed 406 paper has also been used on one of the walls. The table corresponds to the model Edros Roble Noche Soft / XTONE Catatorao Nature, together with the sillas Feel Roble Torrefacto / Ganges 201 by Gamadecor. The sofa Seems Turia 11 and the mueble Living L7 Roble Noche Soft / XTONE Catatorao Nature.
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