The holidays make us happy for several reasons, and one that contributes to the warm mood is undoubtedly the home decorated in the Christmas spirit. If you still haven’t embarked on the adventure of decorating your home in the Christmas spirit or still have no idea how to decorate your living space this holiday season, social networks like Instagram and Pinterest are a real source of inspiration for the undecided.
Regardless of the style, you prefer when it comes to holiday home decorating, these are some of the ideas worth trying. Small spaces somehow always look more comfortable for the holidays than large ones and that is why they are irresistible to us. However, the decorations are more responsible for their charm than the size of the space itself. Therefore, I have found for you 5 small Christmas decorations with which you can achieve a striking decoration. (Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash)
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PROPER SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
The key to successful decorating lies in choosing the right size for your Christmas tree ornaments and decorations. Just like choosing furniture, your Christmas tree and decorations do not have to fill an entire room. It is necessary to pick a corner and adjust the details to the space you have.
The blend of green, with twinkling lights, and golden balls, is an eruption of a warm glow. The combination of a green Christmas tree and glittering details is a real contrast to the snow-covered slopes. The pine dotted with gold and white beads, complemented by the warm light of the lamps, is an extremely festive combination!
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USE A SIMPLER COLOR PALETTE
If you live in a small space, use simple color palettes, two to three colors at most, to make your place look bigger and more open. The same goes for holiday decorating. Choose one primary color and one or two colors to accentuate your decorations. White, silver, and gray are great colors to light a small space and are perfect for decorating a small home for Christmas.
Holiday decorations in red tones are instantly associated with Christmas. Decorations in traditional Christmas colors bring warmth, joy, and a magical atmosphere to your home. Classic decorations with a charm that we will never give up! Today we complete them with Christmas dwarfs and figurines of happy children with lanterns.
DECORATE UNEXPECTED PLACES
Try to decorate your home as if you do not have enough floor space. This challenge inspires the creation of new and fresh ways to display Christmas decorations that can be used in any home. If you want to save space, consider how to make screens for walls, tables, windows, and even the ceiling.
Suspended Christmas trees are also a hot trend. Decorate the holiday table with tablecloths or tablecloths with appropriate Christmas motifs, and serve delicacies at beautiful dinner sets with Christmas details.
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CHOOSE A STYLE BEFORE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS SHOPPING
When you see all those beautiful decorations in stores, impulse shopping can be a big problem. You will spend a lot of money and fill a small space very quickly. To avoid this, choose a style and color palette before you go shopping, which can help you make good shopping decisions. Keep a few photos of Christmas decorations that you love on your phone and choose wisely.
A grand celebration of love, friendship, and kindness is painted in gentle pink tones. Complete them with snow white and shiny silver or gold tones and revive the magic. Playful details such as dwarfs, reindeer, snowmen, and children's figurines will remind you of a Christmas miracle at all times.
MAKE YOUR ORNAMENTS
When making your decorations, try to use elements from nature. Go to the forest and open your eyes well, gather pine branches, leaves, cones, various berries, mistletoe, holly, and everything else that could serve you when making Christmas decorations. In addition to looking nice, they are free and available. Red and green ribbons can be used as an inexpensive Christmas decoration, and you can use them to decorate windows, a fireplace, or furniture.
A great example of cheap decorations is cookies in attractive shapes. Get stars, trees, crescents shapes. Bake gingerbreads, decorate them, and you will get impressive Christmas decorations with which you can decorate a pine tree or hang them somewhere in the house.
Did you start decorating your home for Christmas?
What kind of decor are you going to go for?
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