Christmas Tree Decoration Ideas For A Festive Space

The Christmas tree is a very important and popular tradition for the Christmas holiday. If Christmas trees don't appear in your home, the festive spirit will not be completed. But how to decorate a Christmas tree becomes gorgeous and impressive and how to make an artificial tree with things like balls, etc. This post is ideal for you. Let’s read now!

Citrus and Tin

Painted pine cones and dried orange slices pair perfectly with the rustic charm of galvanized tin bells and stars. The overall look is cheerfully chippy, and will weather the elements an outdoor Christmas tree may face.

Skinny Tree

Skinnier branches can be just as pretty as a full-blown fir, and don't feel overwhelming in cozy corners. Add woodland creatures and felt mushroom ornaments to bring the outdoors in.

Copper & Cones

This dapper tree mixes metallic ornaments with pinecones and burlap bows.

Classic Christmas tree

This timeless tree—displayed at this charming farmhouse in the Catskills—incorporates classic touches like red balls and plaid accents, as well as natural elements like a dried citrus garland and a stunning rattan star topper.

 Glamour Christmas Tree

A flocked Christmas tree gets dressed up with vintage glass bead garlands, cross-stitched ornaments, and velvet bows both as a topper and on pastel-wrapped presents.

Citrus Ornaments

When it comes time to trim a Douglas Fir tree, opt for homemade ornaments over store-bought. Craft homemade citrus ornaments and pair them with twinkling lights for an understated yet cozy tree.

Calm and White

An all-white spruce serves as an eye-catching foundation for sparking snowflakes, pastel baubles, putz house accents, and a sweet ice-skate topper. A hatbox evokes a bit of jet-set glamour.

Plaid Christmas tree

Red plaid is such a fun theme for any family room around Christmastime, since almost everything can be coordinated to match. This room features the pattern in a garland, on the presents themselves, and even on the kids' pajamas.

Mini Christmas Tree 

How cute is this? We're into the idea of using a vintage candy box or antique cookie tin as a tree stand for one of these small Christmas trees.

 

Reds and Whites

There's barely any green to be seen here—even on the tree itself! Blogger Jen Woodhouse matches her living room decor to her tree decorations beautifully.

Disco Ball Tree

I mean...we've never seen anything quite so fabulous in our lives. Have you? Who needs a real tree when you've got this much glam?

Colorful Florals

For a set up that looks straight out of nature, adorn your tree with faux or fresh florals. Make it fun with a rainbow array, or keep it simple by sticking with two or three shades.

Vintage Santa Doll Tree

Hit up your local thrift store, flea market, or antique shop for vintage Santa dolls and ornaments for your Christmas tree.

Pom Pom Tree

Get your craft on by creating your very own ornaments with help from a DIY pom pom maker. These bright balls make quite the statement, so you won't need much more for your Christmas tree.

Rainbow Christmas Tree

Creating this ombre tree is easier than it looks! Simply arrange your existing ornaments by color to create this rainbow effect.