When selecting a Christmas colour scheme, the best choice can vary depending on a few different factors. The colours in your home, the type of Christmas tree you’re using, and even colour theory are a few things to keep in mind. You could also pair red baubles with shades of pink, such as hot pink or fuchsia, for a festive and energetic look. Pink can help you create a Candyland-inspired theme, a floral and romantic theme with roses and love hearts or a retro theme with vintage-inspired shades of pink, such as dusty pink or coral. For a nautical theme with anchors, shells, and ropes, blue can also work well with red. Even better, this year we’ve introduced statement tree decs with glitter, feathers, diamonds & even unicorns! You really can have the best tree on the street! The Christmas essential If you have a realistic Christmas tree, you may want to consider a more natural colour theme. Forest green, brown, and grey colours can make a warm and earthy atmosphere for your tree. Coordinate your Christmas wrapping paper with the tree’s colour scheme for a truly vibrant Christmas morning!

Alongside all of our trees, you’ll also discover an array of fabulous decorations. From lights to baubles and even the odd star and angel, you’ll be able to make your tree look sensational this year. Find a matching Christmas tree skirt, tree lights, and a gold star to top off your tree, and you’ll have a beautiful Christmas centrepiece. Christmas tree decorations in various colours can be suitable, but try to find ones in muted colours if possible. Make sure the earthy colours are the most prevalent. A great way to do this is by adding natural elements like pine cones. When you pair red and gold, you end up with a warm, cosy colour scheme that fills your home with festive joy. A tree with this colour theme looks beautiful in a room with a fireplace! Here are some things to consider when choosing your Christmas tree’s colour theme: The type of Christmas tree you ownTop it off with a sparkling star and wrap your gifts in some gold or silver wrapping paper, and you’ll have a beautiful centrepiece for your seasonal celebrations. Natural colour schemes Now that you know what you’re looking for, here are a few popular Christmas tree colour schemes for you to choose from. Of course, you can always mix and match multiple themes that appeal to you. Red & white Mantel, shelving and windowsill decorations: Arrange red baubles on your mantel, bookshelf or windowsill alongside some garland, candles, and other holiday-themed items. You can either create a symmetrical display or curate a more relaxed arrangement. Earthy colours such as emerald green create a cosy atmosphere, and neutral colours like white and silver give your Christmas tree a rather refreshing look. Style As this is a common colour scheme, finding red and white Christmas tree decorations should be easy. After all, red and white baubles go hand-in-hand. You can alternate solid red and white baubles or opt for a red and white bauble set with swirls and stripes.

Lighting is essential - even the most beautifully decorated trees will look dull in poor lighting. Be sure to have your Christmas tree decorated with plenty of twinkling lights. You can also choose fibre optic Christmas trees for mesmerising lighting displays. Whether you live in a huge house or a small apartment, you’re sure to find a tree here for you. From those smaller ones to put on a side table, to ones designed to reach the ceiling, take a look today and find the one that’s the perfect fit for your home. Long-lasting cheer When people think of Christmas, these two colours are usually the first to come to mind! Red and white is a classic, cosy colour scheme that suits just about home at Christmas time. Consider buying some tree decorating sets to make decorating and colour coordinating easy. We offer full Christmas tree decoration sets for 6ft trees, 7ft trees and 8ft trees. If you have a green living room, red and white Christmas tree decorations might be the way to go. The complementary qualities of red and green will make your artificial tree look simply vibrant, and the white will help balance it out.

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The warmth of red and the crisp coolness of silver make an excellent contrast for your Christmas decor. Red and silver decorations look best on white Christmas trees, but you can use them for green Christmas trees as well.

Hang them on the Christmas tree: No Christmas is complete without traditional Christmas tree. Hang your red baubles amongst other ornaments and Christmas tree lights to get you in the festive mood. Red and silver Christmas decorations are best for rooms with a neutral, minimalist theme. The silver pairs well with the architecture in modern homes, and the red gives it a dash of festive colour. These oversized Christmas baubles look great in a large Christmas tree but are also perfect on a ceiling to spread the Christmas spirit to a room or hallway. They also work great as the centerpiece of a Christmas wreath. Pre-lit Christmas trees are another option, saving the hassle of untangling Christmas lights every year. For Christmas tree light colours, you can choose from bright white, warm white and multicolour LEDs and use these to showcase your colour scheme. Colour theory If you like, add a small dash of colour to your white and silver colour scheme. Consider dusting ornaments with white or silver glitter to add colour while maintaining a neutral, snowy appearance. Gold & silverAnd to achieve a more minimalist style, you may want to pair a neutral colour (such as white or silver) with another colour (such as red, blue or gold). Popular Christmas tree colour schemes This colour scheme looks great on traditional artificial Christmas trees but can also go well with white artificial trees. Be sure to use proper lighting to let these colours glisten to their full potential. However, if you’re hoping for something more coordinated this year, you may want to consider creating a theme for your Christmas tree colours. How to choose the perfect Christmas tree colour scheme Red is complementary with green and while gold is complementary with blue. So if you have a room with a blue or green colour scheme, red and gold might be best for your Christmas tree. Red & silver