With the new emerging trends that we see nowadays, it's normal to feel bored of the same old red and green Christmas décor. Keeping this in mind, there are unique and interesting ways in which you can decorate your home for Christmas without going the traditional way. It's time to host dinner parties on your luxury dining table set and cozy up with your special someone on the sofa surrounded by Christmas décor. So here are some different ways in which you can create merry vibes in the home for Christmas without going for the red and green colour palette.
Metallic décor
Going for metallic colours is a great way to get festive vibes in the house. Get ornaments in bold colours like blue and purple with a touch of gold accents. If blue and purple are too bold a choice for you then go for white and gold accents which have a softer touch. You can get a gold and white wreath for your entryway décor, a candle holder as the centerpiece for your luxury dining table set, and other Christmas ornaments for the tree. One DIY trick is to spray paint your bottles in gold tone and use them as flower vases. These look elegant and give a celebration factor to the home décor.
Pine cone décor
Paint the pine cones in your favourite colours or glitter them up to add a shiny look to your home interiors. You can place them in a transparent bowl or glass vases as a table décor. You can even tie them up and hang them in your house. This unique way of decorating for Christmas is affordable and looks particularly festive. One other way is to include some pine cones with fairy lights in a jar and put it on your luxury dining table set for an intimate dining experience. For your kitchen décor, tie up pine cones to the jugs and mugs.
Snowflake décor
Christmas is incomplete without some snowflake decorations. Get LED lights in snowflake design and hang them wherever you want. This is a winning décor idea that works all around the house. Giving the vibes of a winter wonderland, the LED lights in the snowflake design are warm and inviting in look.
Streamers
These décor elements set the right festive aura in the home. Get gold and silver streamers and decorate various areas in your home. Use it to decorate the Christmas tree or simply hang them on the doors, these look particularly beautiful. You can use streamers inside or outside both depending on your preference.
Fairy lights
Want something different than the traditional Christmas tree? Make yourself a fairy-light Christmas tree. You can put a string of lights in a cone shape and put a decorative star on top. This décor idea looks amazing during the evening time. This makeshift Christmas tree is a unique look and can be put on your porch or backyard for a Christmas party or simple décor. These spellbinding Christmas trees resemble the corner canopy that people love creating as their reading nook.
Baubles
Get shiny and colourful baubles and hang them at varying heights on your chandelier. These add a celebration vibe to the home and are perfect to lift the mood during winter dull days. Get an asymmetrical look by adding the baubles at different heights in various numbers. These are also budget-friendly decoration ideas. If you want a more rustic and vintage look in the home, then paint the baubles in a neutral or pastel tone.
Sticker Decoration
The market is full of Christmas décor stickers so get some. You can also get creative and make a snowman on the door with black circular stickers and an orange cone. Add other decorative elements like a scarf or a cap, the possibilities are endless. You can also make a snowman using different size wreaths and stack one on the other.
Disco balls
An interesting take on the boring old red and green Christmas decor. Get disco balls and stack them one on top of another to create a snowman. Glue some sticks as the hand to complete the look. Put this charming decoration in the living room or the dining room corner. This will be a sure-shot conversation center during your Christmas party. This decoration will match the magnificent vibe of your luxury dining table set décor.
