Jefferey Pouros
If you’re made up your mind that you want a white Christmas tree this year you should do your research before going out shopping for one. If you’re a fan of Christmas trees that don’t have your typical green color, check out the blue spruce.
It has a beautiful powdery blue color which makes it a wonderful ornamental tree for backyards and gardens.
Its needles are soft to the touch and they don’t fall off as easily as those of other common Christmas trees.
Also, the needles have a beautiful citrus scent which makes the white fir really special. It’s a shorter and more compact tree compared to others such as the white pine and that makes it great for small rooms.
Its needles can either have a light green or bluish-green color to them and they’re soft to the touch with a sweet scent. The overall shape of the tree is pyramid-like and the branches are quite flexible which means they can’t hold heavy ornaments.
A lot of times what really helps to make a décor detail stand out is its placement. Based on that, if you want your Christmas tree to be the centerpiece of the room give a prominent location.
Another cute idea is to use a completely white Christmas tree like the one featured here by @blessed_in_this_nest and to decorate it with colored ornaments. You don’t really want lots of color in here and a white tree can help maintain a neutral and relaxing décor in this space.
Here’s another really cool example of how a small Christmas tree can become a marvelous focal point and centerpiece for a room. It fits nicely between the cabinet and the window and it’s been decorated with lots of blue ornaments which contrast with its white base color.
There’s a bunch of wrapped presents around it in a soft pastel blue color, a nice way to distinguish them from everything else while keeping the same theme.
Decorating the Christmas tree with lots of big faux flowers is quite trendy right now and for good reason because that looks magnificent.
It has a color palette very similar to that of the living room which helps to fit organically into the décor and it’s stylish in every way. Add some snow to your Christmas tree, even if it’s fake and in the form of fluffy white garlands.
Embrace the neutral tones of your interior deign and add a Christmas tree that suits the theme. From there you can customize it with various accent colors, give it an interesting base, a chic topper and various other details that can help it stand out without clashing with the surroundings. The white and green combo mixed with the copper-colored base is heavily influenced by the room itself.
They’ll stand out and the contrast would be interesting so consider using the same accent colors as in the room’s interior design.
To emphasize the effect you can decorate it with gold and silver ornaments and other neutral or metallic-colored items. A particularly chic idea and one of out favorites is to decorate a white Christmas tree with light and pastel-colored ornaments.
You can do that by getting a snowy tree in the first place and decorating with faux snow or white fluffy garlands and ornaments in soft, metallic colors highlighted by fairy lights. All the silver and gold details go really well with the white tree branches and the composition as a whole seems to complement the room just right. Perhaps this Christmas tree featured on randigarrettdesign can inspire you to decorate your own home in a similar way for the holidays. The white and rose gold accents on this charming Christmas tree reflect the very essence of the simple and classy living room decor featured on pofikhomes.
We particularly love the way in which the snowy white garlands are glowing courtesy of the golden fairy lights cleverly hidden between the branches. You can turn a regular green Christmas tree into a snowy one in no time if you just use ornaments in light and pastel nuances.
They give the tree a magical appearance which in this particular case is emphasized by the use of white and silver-colored ornaments. Trying a soft pastel color palette instead of the usual red and green combo or multicolored Christmas tree can be very refreshing. How about a white tree decorated with black and blue ornaments and with a red skirt?
We mentioned before that woodland-themed Christmas trees look beautiful and charming so here’s another inspiring example which we found on worldmarket.
It’s decorated with snowy pinecones, snowflakes and cute little ornaments shaped like houses, birds and forest animals. It’s such a simple and effective way of making a mini Christmas tree stand out.
We also like the wood box tree stand and those twigs at the top which emphasize and woodland theme. If you don’t want to stray too far from the traditional red and green Christmas palette but still give your tree an edgy look, you could try a snowy woodland theme where the white fluffy garlands are the key.
When the lights are on, this whole Christmas tree glows and the darker-colored ornaments stand out by contrasting with the white branches.
It’s a pretty cool and interesting look for a Christmas tree, one that suits minimalist modern homes.
