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1. Escape the traditional tree

The tree all decorated is the great symbol of Christmas, there is no doubt. But running away from traditional models, creating other styles, can be the big difference in a personalized Christmas. A great idea to have a tree with presence, even if you live in a small house, is to create your own Christmas tree on the living room wall.

To do this, just assemble the silhouette of the pine using a string, dry branches or whatever your imagination allows. Afterwards, decorate with some Christmas objects — balls, pine cones and gifts — and photos of family and friends, not forgetting the twinkle lights to give the final touch.

However, if you want to have the traditional Christmas tree, it is possible to innovate in the decoration with other ornaments, such as transparent and colored balls, mini reindeer and pine trees, simple and elaborate bows, stars of different colors and snowflakes. A personal touch can make your tree even more special, with ornaments made by you. Choose special papers and make folds and cutouts with a Christmas theme, or whatever you prefer.

Another cool idea to decorate small spaces is to bet on smaller trees spread around the house, supported by tables and even suspended. If you already have plants in your house, try decorating them with some ornaments and lots of lights. This is a practical and beautiful way to have a special decoration in every corner of your home!

2. Create original ornaments

In addition to the Christmas tree, an excellent tip to bring the magical atmosphere to your home is to create different and original ornaments for all environments. Bet on the details to make every corner shine, making your Christmas more beautiful and personalized.

For example, place a string of twinkle lights inside an iron lamp, wine bottle or clear pot to create a different and sophisticated effect in your living room. Plus, you can finish it off with a red or gold ribbon bow on the outside, to strengthen the Christmas mood.

Another tip is to personalize the gifts under the tree with paper and colored ribbons, incorporating the wrappings into the decor. You can also place small photos of the recipients on each one, as a creative way to identify each memory and also intensify the bond between you, your family and friends.

A simple and original idea is to decorate white cups and make a different arrangement that completes your home decor. You can paint them red, make a Christmas pattern, or just fill them with colorful polka dots, pine branches, and   twinkle lights .

Finally, another way to create original decorations is using washi tape. Currently, they have gained a lot of prominence in minimalist decorations with a Scandinavian touch. To put them in the Christmas mood, make Christmas designs – such as pine trees, snowflakes, reindeer, gifts and whatever your imagination allows – on paper or directly on the wall.

3. Bet on different garlands

Symbolically, wreaths bring luck and abundance for the coming year. In the decoration, they leave the environment with the atmosphere of Christmas, presenting several models for the most varied  decorative styles .

4. Choose your color palette

To create a beautiful and harmonious Christmas decoration, choose the colors you are going to use. It could be the traditional green, red and gold, which already carry all the glamor of the Christmas spirit. But, if you want to innovate, you can stick with less traditional colors, like blue and silver, for example.

Use the colors you’ve chosen on the tree, the decorations, and even the gifts. If the idea is to do everything at home, buy paper and spray paint with the colors of the palette, to ensure that the decor makes your home shine in harmony.

5. Use decorative candles

Just as candles can be used in other environments in the house, they are also very welcome at the supper table, and can help compose that special lighting. A very beautiful and practical idea is to turn wine glasses upside down, placing the Christmas baubles inside and finishing with the candle on top.

Also, how about using a glass vase and decorating it with small branches of rosemary or pine? Place the sprigs outside, without covering the entire container, and position the candle inside. With this, you can create combinations with vases of different shapes and sizes, to ensure a more creative and personalized Christmas decoration.

To make the table even more lively and lively, use colored candles or decorated candlesticks. Just be careful to make sure the spark plugs are securely fastened and in a secure position where no one can bump into them. Also avoid scented candles, especially on the table, as they will compete with the delicious aroma of Christmas dinner.

6. Bet on table coverings

The Christmas table is a very important part of your decoration, as it is the central focus of the night. Therefore, all details must be carefully thought out, from the tablecloth to the napkin.

If you like a more refined style, bet on white tablecloths with gold accents. In this way, the white cloth will allow you to be more daring in choosing the dishes and cutlery, while the gold one will bring more  sophistication  and can be combined with the table decorations.

Now, for a more intimate and laid-back dinner, bet on the colorful placemats decorated with a Christmas theme. To finish, make a small arrangement in the center with red roses and decorative candles, leaving the atmosphere very warm and cozy.

7. Arrange the dishes

Currently, there are several options on the market for tableware and napkins developed especially for Christmas, with different details and colors of the season. So, to make your supper even more beautiful, bet on these decorative elements,  combining their colors  and prints.

To organize them easily and elegantly, try to leave them separated at a comfortable distance, placing the napkin on top of the plate and the glasses always above and to the right, with the fork on the left and the knife on the right. Also, to bring more sophistication to dinner, place hot dishes on platters and trays, avoiding the use of pans.