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2021 Christmas Decor Trends to Know When Decorating Home

December 1, 2020 by brunettefromwallstreet

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Christmas 2021 decor trends, here! For all of you who had to postpone Christmas or think how fun it would be decorating Christmas tree today. But which Christmas tree ornament should we put on our Christmas tree to make it look fashionable this year? Pink bow or wooden Nutcracker? Perhaps, unicorn, a soft-boiled egg or Grandma’s glass bauble? How to decorate our home for 2021 holidays to be in style? Do you know? I do! Yes, Brunette from Wall Street is sizing down all 2021 Christmas decor trends too! As you read, today I’m letting you know how to decorate your 2021 Christmas tree and home to make it look stylish and fashionable in your Christmas photos. You certainly don’t want to pose next to unstylish Christmas tree this year, do you? After all, a Christmas tree is the most important accessory of the season. And we don’t want to be out of style just because we put on an outdated Christmas ornament on our Christmas tree, do we?

HOW TO DECORATE CHRISTMAS TREE IN 2021

Seriously! I go through all home decor magazines and home decor blogs each year months before Christmas. Furthermore, I search for Christmas decor on Pinterest and google one and million different Christmas decor keyword to find all the Christmas decor trends out there, every single year. And so did this year.

So yes, I know all 2021 Christmas decor trends already. And I can answer all Christmas decorating questions you might have. From the type of Christmas tree to the baubles and Christmas lights. I even know what should the Nutcracker wear to be in style this Christmas.

Don’t worry, I won’t keep 2021 Christmas decor trends a secret for you. No! Christmas is all about sharing and I’m going to share 2021 Christmas decorating trends with all of you. All Christmas trends at once.

Plus share the answer on the most trending question – how the hell to decorate a Christmas tree in 2021 to make it look fashionable?

Well, here is how! Scroll down to see all 2021 Christmas decor trends and find a bunch of Christmas tree decor ideas for 2021. Plus some Christmas decorating ideas for your table and the rest of your home.

Ps. All the collages are hyperlinked – and shoppable too. Yes, you can shop all the 2021 Christmas decorations you see in this post just by clicking on the products. Simply click on the Christmas tree ornament or a tree itself and a link will take you to the store where you can buy that Christmas tree or Christmas decor online.

2021 CHRISTMAS DECOR TRENDS

Anyway, as said, today we are sizing down all 2021 Christmas decor trends. I’m answering all 2021 Christmas related decor questions you might have. From what kind of colour should your Christmas tree be this year? What Christmas ornaments and baubles are in style? How to give a character to your Christmas tree and how to make your 2021 Christmas home decor personal but fashionable.

Now turn on your favourite Christmas song and scroll down to find all Christmas decor trends for 2021.

COLOURS IN STYLE FOR CHRISTMAS 2021

Apparently, Christmas trends follow fashion trends when it comes to decoration. So there is no surprise to see Christmas trees in beige, brown, blush, pink, red, rose gold and the colours from the Fall Winter 2021 Colour Pallete this year. I guess our Christmas tree could enter new year dressed even more fashionable then we.

As said, along with the classic red and gold, 2021 Christmas decorating trends follow fashion trends. So the most fashionable colours of Holiday Season 2021 are red, gold, beige and tan shades, pink, orange, purple, green and blue.

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It's nice to know which decorating ideas that I will NOT be following. Red/green will continue to be my theme, but of course, wood and glass has never gone out of style here.  Homemade will continue to be cherished.

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