My festive Candy Cane Themed Christmas Tree is decorated with lots of red and white ornaments that are complemented with traditional green to balance the colors.

It’s so nice to have something beautiful and joyful to look forward to with Christmas around the corner. Working from home now, I’m excited to be able to enjoy the decorating that I’m doing and take my time with it.

A whimsical Elf-themed Christmas tree you can create without an interior decorator. Just the right touches and a few DIY ornaments with bright fun ribbons complete the look.

While an early Victorian Christmas tree was decorated with dried fruits, flowers, little presents, ribbon and candles, later hand blown glass ornaments were introduced that would be handed down through the generations.

Blue and white and silver ornaments and ribbons from the coastal tree along with the snowy and icy ornaments

A bedroom Christmas tree decorated with a Walking in a Winter Wonderland theme for a magical Christmas season.

Hello friends, we are so happy that you are here! Today we are sharing our blue and green Christmas tree and all of its trimmings. We will also share some of our decor ideas and cost-saving tips.

An elegantly decorated silver and gold Christmas tree. Gold, silver and white ornaments paired with matching ribbons make a magical Christmas tree. A large manger sits near the tree.

For the first time, my collection of Swarovski snowflake ornaments are being displayed on a Christmas tree rather than on the wood tree that I usually use to display them.

This wintry white, blue and silver Christmas tree uses blue, white and silver ornaments, ribbon and crystal ornaments to create a sparkly holiday scene.

In October, I start itching to get my Christmas decor out. This year was the same. This year, many stores are different, so I decided to use the same decorations on my tree, but I wanted to Make my Christmas Tree Look Different this year.

What do you do when it doesn’t snow in your area? You create your own snowy Christmas tree! This four foot flocked tree is dressed up with simple black, gray, and white farmhouse style decor.

I really wanted to create a soft cozy vibe for this cozy bedroom Christmas tree, so I stuck to warm elements and colors. Lace burlap and soft cream velvet ribbons compliment the ornaments.

Our Plaid Decorated Christmas Tree this year incorporates multiple patterns of plaid ribbon including buffalo check and tartan. I didn’t stop there though, you will also see polka dots and stripes.

I love purple! So it's a given that I decorate my trees in purple ornaments and accessories! I think purple is perfect for Christmas! It's a rich and noble color that helps to make my home feel warm, festive and stylish! 

My kids love the look of traditional Christmas trees. They prefer the bright reds, golds, whites, and greens of the holiday season. When I came home with gold holographic garland from the dollar store, my youngest begged to use it on our small 4-foot tree. 

I’ve been eyeing those skinny pencil trees for some time, so I decided this was the year to pull the trigger and try one.

Our Blue and White decorated Christmas Tree showcases royal blue, white and silver ornaments. Trimmed with three different ribbon garlands and topped with an angel tree topper dressed in winter white.

For as long as I can remember we have decorated our home in some shape, form or fashion with a candy cane theme.

For a natural and sweet smelling Christmas Tree check out how to make a dried orange Christmas Tree decorations. They are easy to make and all you need is 6 to 8 oranges.

When placing ribbon on a tree, I prefer to start with the ribbon first. Especially when its as bright and bold as this tree’s ribbon is. Because the Christmas tree ribbon is the focal point, I added these grain sack ribbon in simple double bows.

Create a tabletop Grinch curved tree with Dollar Tree products. It is small but it is fun and festive and says Grinch all over it!

After last year’s amazing blush and rose gold flocked tree I wasn’t sure how I was going to change things up for this Christmas. As a creature of habit I tend to rock the same Christmas tree year after year… but after last years day after Christmas sales I had a brand new rose gold Christmas tree to add to my collection.

I love a large Christmas tree, but the reality is it just doesn’t fit in my house. I have a five-foot tree and it feels the right size to me. What gives it a cottage style is that the ornaments are all smaller scale, they don’t match and they look vintage.

This year I am keeping with a more rustic Christmas look, skipping lots of the glitz and sparkle in favor of a homespun look.

Having a Coastal Christmas Tree is a fun way to bring a love of all things coastal into the holidays. From DIY ornaments to some collected favorites, my tabletop coastal tree goes well with lots of my coastal decor.

Decorate your tree with these simple no-fuss Christmas tree decorating ideas inspired by Scandinavian decor.