Like red and white, red and silver baubles often come in sets. Whether you go for solid coloured baubles or more intricate designs, it can make a beautiful theme for your Christmas tree. Blue & silver 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.

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. 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.

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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 A vibrant and colourful artificial Christmas tree is a guaranteed way to bring some festive cheer into your home. Many people decorate their Christmas trees without much planning, resulting in a charming but cluttered look. At Christmas Tree World, we aim to provide you with the necessary items to make your Christmas great. With a wide selection of Christmas baubles and decorations in all types of colours, shapes and sizes, we make our products that are durable and shatterproof so you can reuse them in years to come. 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.

Everyone loves a Christmas tree, and you’ll get those people out there that just love to bring a touch of the outside into the home. But there are some issues that can come from buying a real tree. From pines that drop on the floor to the risk of it dying to having to dispose of it, sometimes it can be added hassle after the stress of Christmas. That’s why our collection is filled with an array of artificial Christmas trees for you to choose from. A variety of styles 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. Red is a colour that instantly evokes the spirit of Christmas. So what ways can you use red Christmas tree baubles to add to your home decor? Different colours can evoke certain moods. When choosing a colour scheme, decide what kind of mood you’re going for. 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! After that, you should have an easy time finding the best colour scheme for your Christmas tree! Mood Attach them to wreaths: Decorate Christmas wreaths with red baubles by attaching them with wire or hot glue. You can place them evenly around the wreath or create a focal point with a cluster of baubles. If you'd like to stray from traditional wreaths, you could also have a red bauble wreath. 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.

Following these colours, you could easily go for a rustic or vintage-inspired Christmas with natural elements such as pinecones, burlap, and wooden accents. Autumnal colours like brown, mustard yellow and pumpkin orange can work really nicely with red hues. Use twine or jute rope to hang the baubles and incorporate elements like mason jars, lanterns, and vintage-inspired decorations. A White Christmas 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 A tip from our stylists: Combine extra large Christmas baubles with some smaller shatterproof Christmas baubles in the same colour scheme. Outside use of Extra Large Baubles First, determine the main colour scheme in the room where you’ll be putting your Christmas tree. Then, find that colour on a standard colour wheel. You can choose a colour right next to it (analogous colours) or one directly across from it on the wheel (complementary colours).Top 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 Do you have any vintage decorations lying around? This colour scheme pairs beautifully with vintage Christmas tree decorations, so you can put them to use if you go for this colour scheme.