A joy this Advent season

If you want to slowly but surely get into the Christmas spirit, arrange your home accordingly as Christmas approaches – door wreaths, lanterns, lanterns, beautifully arranged Christmas decorations in bowls or hang on mirrors, lamps or windows. To decorate your home in an atmospheric and harmonious way – according to your taste and lifestyle – you must draw a consistent line with the colors and style of Christmas decorations. This is how your own four walls look tasteful as Christmas approaches and it’s not like Villa Kunterbunt.

Anyone who loves the Scandinavian style should enjoy decorating a Christmas tree or fabric for their home in natural, elegant and harmonious colors. In general, sustainability is trending in Christmas and Christmas decorations as well as natural materials such as wood, pinecones, moss or nuts. A few new wooden items, such as purchased stars or animals, can be combined well and inexpensively with existing Christmas decorations, such as red balls.

For example, large pinecones placed in a bowl with a lantern look good. Also separate small bundles of wood with ribbon and bow looks beautiful near the fireplace. When it comes to colors, the Christmas classics are still red and fir green, often combined and controlled. They also fit perfectly into chalet chic with horns, fur and wool pads. Reindeer and birds are as much a part of Christmas decoration as Santa and angels.

Glitter and glitter always work

Of course, gold and silver are never missing from Christmas decorations. Fabrics such as velvet look glamorous, for example, nets or ribbons on balls. Pink gold and bronze or copper tones are also popular. In combination with white, beige or brown this looks especially elegant and stylish, but is also suitable as minimalist furniture and eye-catching in an industrial style. Stone or mud colors, greens and blacks can also look like Christmas in a modern home.

You can often see pastel shades. Whether individually or in combination with white, these tones create a harmonious, delicate and romantic effect. However, too much can quickly become cheesy. Less is definitely more. If all of this sounds too sweet or subtle for you, you can use strong colors and highlight the colorful Christmas decorations.

DIY and save money

It doesn’t take much to decorate your own four walls for Christmas. If you want to save money, you can make your own decorations such as door wreaths or Christmas wreaths. A branch from the forest with Christmas balls, stars or animals in a large vase or on a mirror is also an easy decoration idea. A mirror covered with various small tea and lantern lamps on the buffet or lounge table also provides atmospheric light and a Christmas feel at Advent. Candles are probably the most important thing to get into the Christmas spirit at home. Important: Never leave lit candles unattended and make sure there are no combustible materials in the immediate vicinity of the candles. As an alternative, decorative fairy lights are recommended.

No matter how you want to decorate your house or apartment as New Year’s Eve approaches, warmth should not be neglected in order for the Christmas spirit to flourish at home.