Oh, how I love a Christmas tree — the true star of festive décor! When it comes to your fir, I’m a firm believer that there’s no right or wrong way to decorate it. It’s simply about decorating it your way.
This year, I’ve loved seeing a little bit of everything online — from rustic, pared-back trees adorned with candles to floor-to-ceiling showstoppers festooned with vintage ornaments, garlands, bows, and flags. If you’re decorating your tree this weekend, here are a few ideas to get you feeling inspired!
The little ones
Short on space? Mini trees are ideal for windowsills, tabletops, the corner of a room or anywhere else you feel like adding a festive touch - and they're so pretty too!
The rustic tree
Grown in your own back garden, the last one left at the tree farm, or simply love at first sight - rustic trees are an asymmetric wonder and full of character. Plus they look equally beautiful left natural, decorated with ornaments or simply lit with a few lights.
The jolly tree
Candy-cane stripes, little mice. bows, garlands and flags - anything goes on these joyful looking trees, packed with personality.
The outdoor tree
Last but not least, is there anything more beautiful than a fir tree sprinkled with snow and lit with a few white fairylights - or just left bare?
So beautiful! Is there one in particular that resonates with you?
I have to say, I love each and everyone of them!
If you are decorating your tree this weekend, I hope you have lots of fun in the process.
Thank you so much for stopping by this week, see you Monday!
Niki
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Each is beautiful in its own way, but I am especially loving the photo of the porch with fairy light trees flanking the green doors. The garland and wreaths add to this in the best way. : > )
ReplyDeleteI love that scene too, what a welcoming sight to arrive home too!
DeleteBeautiful inspiration for doable trees. We have a collection of vintage and handmade ornaments and I really like having an element or two that repeats across the tree. I do this in several classic ways with paper stars, wooden, glass balls, and straw ornaments. A few years ago I started sourcing a few more faux bird pairs (inspired by some of our family heirlooms) and that has become one of my favorite elements to "perch" the bird pairs so they "converse."
ReplyDeleteI love this thoughtful process, your tree sounds so pretty!
DeleteEach is beautiful! What a collection! My favorite one is the 4th from last( forest green double doors), and the image that caught me is the last one. There's a forest or mountain to the right, bare daylight, and French doors and windows with the lit tree and wreaths. Am looking forward to next week:)
ReplyDeleteYes, those ones are so beautiful!
DeleteToo hard to choose! I like all of them!
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear, all unique and beautiful in their own way - just as a Christmas tree should be!
DeleteLove each one! You have assembled the most inspiring collection of Christmas trees on all of social❤️
ReplyDeleteThank you :) so happy you like my edit!
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