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by Maegan Crandall
Many people prefer a traditional tree each holiday season, but you embrace trends and want to bring your tree to life with unique creativity. Planning a different holiday tree each year is part of the fun! Each year, new holiday decorating trends arrive on the seasonal decor scene. You can bring your Christmas tree to life with your own imagination or indulge in one of the new holiday decorating fashions. Use these tips to decide how you will decorate your winter holiday tree this year.
Unique trees: Tree decorating for the winter holidays starts with a quality tree. If you want a unique holiday tree this Christmas, consider an unusual tree style. Topiary trees are eye-catching and they take up less space than traditional Christmas trees. Artificial palm trees will warm up your house and remind you of your recent trip to the Caribbean. Bamboo trees bring an Asian influence to your holidays.
Unconventional colors: Unique and trendy tree decorating starts with an interesting color scheme. Leave red, green, gold, silver and blue behind this year and opt for pink, orange, black or purple decorations and lights. Try your hand at painting traditional Christmas ornaments. Add pink stripes to a green ornament or black polka dots to a blue ornament.
Eye-catching trimmings: If you're tired of hanging round bulbs on your holiday tree, look for unusual trimmings. Glass bottles make a huge impact on a large tree. You can stuff them with lights or decorate them with ribbons. Candy canes are a traditional Christmas tree accessory, but why not hang wrapped licorice ropes in wreath shapes on the branches instead?
Minimal decor: Minimalistic designs are very popular this season. Choose just one ornament style for your Christmas tree or keep it monochromatic. Cut circles out of white paper in varying sizes and hang them on a white tree with white lights. Most minimalistic holiday trees are the easiest to decorate, leaving you more time to transform your home into a winter wonderland.
Bringing the outdoors in: Most of us opt for an artificial tree, but that doesn't mean we can't be reminded of nature when we see it. Wooden ornaments make your tree cozy. Consider making your own wooden ornaments out of twigs and branches. Silk leaves in spring or autumn hues will bring your home to life while winter rages outside.
