In this
latest blog we pick three of our favourite interior design themes for
Christmas.
Traditional
The
traditional Christmas home will feature lots of seasonal colours including of
course, plenty of red. Red is the forever festive colour, always
associated with this time of year. Red baubles, red tinsel, red crackers and
party hats – the traditional home will be awash with red in all of its various
shades.
If you want
to pick up the traditional theme in your home furnishings it’s relatively easy
to give your home a quick traditional Christmas makeover simply by adding some
red accessories such as rugs, cushions and throws.
Natural
Christmas
Going back
to nature at this time of year is becoming more popular as people reject the
‘shop bought’ decorations in favour of quite literally, home grown alternatives.
Naturally a
real Christmas tree is a must but instead of using tinsel and baubles the
‘naturalist’ will opt for pine cones, mistletoe, holly and berries to dress it -
and the room. Instead of fairy lights, lots of candles or better still battery operated versions, will provide the twinkle and handmade decorations like good old fashioned paper chains and oranges with cloves will add to the mood.
If you’re looking for a natural look, then your home furnishings should be more subtle and shades of green should be the main focus. This green rug is the perfect accessory for your natural theme.
If you’re looking for a natural look, then your home furnishings should be more subtle and shades of green should be the main focus. This green rug is the perfect accessory for your natural theme.
Go
Scandinavian
Hygge means
happy in Danish and when it comes to our homes, you want to create a cosy, warm
feel. Our European neighbours in Scandinavia have been doing this for years by
using a palette of neutrals featuring cream walls, blonde wooden furniture and
pale wood floors.
The
Scandinavian Christmas look features several key pieces throughout the room
from the lightly dressed real Christmas tree to wooden hearts, large candles,
and perhaps a string of silver lights across the hearth.
If you do
want to introduce a dash of colour, it’s literally just that – a dash. Perhaps
a red candle, a green wreath or even a blue table runner. Keep the soft
furnishings light and add in a luxurious long pile shaggy rug to complete the
Scandinavian mood.
There’s no place like home at Christmas!
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