The festive spirit of Christmas is already upon us. After the autumn holidays orange splash of colors, it’s time now to think about the Christmas color palette.
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| Christmas color palette |
Christmas is jolly, magical, and beautiful and so are the Christmas colors. Traditionally, the Christmas color palette features the colors of Nature dominant in winter, green, red, and white, displayed in infinite combinations.
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| Christmas color palette |
The iconic green&red color combination has been linked with Christmas forever. Our homes look truly beautiful dressed in these classic color palettes.
Yet, why not try some non-traditional Christmas color combos this year?
1. Combination between Green and Brown
Colors are seen together in nature always work well for decoration, so don't be afraid to take a cue from Mother Nature. This is especially true when combining brown and green, two of the most common earth tones used in home decor.
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| Green and Brown |
For subtle simplicity, try decorating a green plant using only brown ornaments. Consider using several different shades of green for a multi-layered, multi-tone look when decorating walls and hallways.
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| Green and Brown |
Neutral colors are a safe choice in interior design, and they can work well in holiday decor. For subtle elegance, consider pairing white with parchment. This less-than-ideal approach is timeless and easily adaptable.
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| Parchment and White |
Design tip: For a larger size, throw a metal in the mix - whether it's silver, gold, or copper. The introduction of metal will help break up the tonal appeal and add layered depth to the overall palette.
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| Parchment and White |
3. Amazing White and Brown
White and brown are simple, elegant, and gender-neutral. This combination is also incredibly versatile; add a few blue or red accents for a masculine look, or add pink for a feminine look.
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| White and Brown |
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| White and Brown |
4. New Christmas colors Kelly Green, Baby Blue, and White
While kelly green is often paired with red for holiday flair, it works surprisingly well seasonally when paired with blue and white. The key to the successful use of this color combination is the right balance of white.
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| Kelly Green, Baby Blue, and White |
With a strong white backdrop, such as a white tree or a tablecloth, the color scheme commonly found on beach blankets and sailboats can take on a chilly look.
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| Kelly Green, Baby Blue, and White |
5. Mix of Violet, Brown, Bronze, and White
Make it masculine! The color combination of purple, brown, copper, and white is a great way to add a masculine touch to your home this holiday season. For the right balance, choose browns and bronzes as dominant colors, with a hint of purple for accents, and place it all in one white tree.
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| Violet, Brown, Bronze, and White |
6. Turquoise, White, and Parchment
Beige as an accent color? You then! While turquoise is often associated with jewel and metallic undertones in holiday decor, pairing jade tones with a neutral, muted tone - such as parchment - is less desirable. much. This is a great way for color phones to introduce more saturated colors into their holiday decor without being overwhelming.
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| Turquoise, White, and Parchment |
7. White and Gold
Since the days when frankincense and myrrh were accepted holiday gifts, gold has often been associated with silver and/or purple. For a modern take on this classic color, consider pairing yellow with white. The combination of warm tones of gold and cool tones of white creates the perfect balance.
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| White and Gold |
8. Combination of Hot Pink, Lime Green, White, and Red
Over the past few years, hot pink has become a standout color for modern holiday decor and is often paired with silver or gold. To add a little Yuletide pop, pair hot pink with lime green, red, and white.
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| Hot Pink, Lime Green, White, and Red |
9. Bubblegum Pink and Purple
Bubblegum could be used for something other than a dentist's worst nightmare about a sock with socks. Retro and kitsch lovers can add regal 1950s retro tones by using bubble pink as the main color paired with a hint of purple.
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| Bubblegum Pink and Purple |
10. Robin's-Egg Blue, Red, and White
Middle-aged modernists can add vintage flair this festive season with color schemes of egg blue, red, and white. In the 1950s, decorators combined egg blue with olive green and/or red-orange.
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| Robin's-Egg Blue, Red, and White |
By pairing colors with red and white, the beloved color takes on a whole new identity as a contemporary holiday classic.
11. Teal, Red, and White
Thanks in part to Kriss Kringle's candy canes and wardrobe, red and white is one of the most iconic color combinations of the holiday.
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| Teal, Red, and White |
However, depending on how you pair it, the classic combo can be completely new and exciting. Consider using teal as your main color this holiday season, with traces of red and white accents.
We hope the rooms above show you just how expansive the Christmas color palette can be this holiday season. There's a lot you can do with your decor this year—no need for red. Try new things and see how gorgeous it turns out!
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