Natural allure, industrial style and fairy-tale nights: here are all the trends for 2017 Christmas decorations
Christmas 2017 is at the door, and the first weekends in December are ideal for decorating the house for the festivities. This year Christmas interior design trends are particularly inspired and devised to adapt to every room, from the most classic to the most unique. So here are some precious recommendations on how to furnish your home for Christmas 2017.
How to furnish your home for Christmas 2017: natural regeneration
What better time than Christmas to enjoy a regenerating, year end relaxation? There’s no need to travel to far away destinations to breathe a natural and regenerating atmosphere. You just have to choose ornaments and decorations that contribute to the harmony of the house, with both physical and psychological benefits. The colors will naturally be those of Nature: shades of green – from leaf to apple – and the brown of the earth with the gold of the Sun. Favor glass, wood and ceramics, and don’t forget to display things so as to recreate the dynamics of air and water. Turn your Christmas into an oasis of well-being.
How to furnish your home for Christmas 2017: industrial style
An industrial style is the real must for 2017, and Christmas is no different. If your house is full of polished surfaces and minimal elegance, your Christmas decorations should match. The colors will be the metallic iridescence of copper, gold, brass and bronze. Lacquered surfaces and geometrical motifs in contrasting shades should dominate interior design and ornaments. Yes to cold, hard materials, statuesque shapes and unique combinations. Strictly avoid crowding, keeping the spaces sober and frill-free.
How to furnish your home for Christmas 2017: a magical atmosphere
Dear romantics, don’t worry: we haven’t forgotten you. Unique is good, but a touch of nostalgic magic can’t hurt. For a Christmas worthy of your children’s dreams, don’t hesitate to set gnomes, fairies and nutcrackers free. Wood, terracotta and… chocolate will be the material of your decorations. The colors, needless to say, are red, white, green and gold galore. And don’t forget the centerpiece: an unforgettable Christmas tree – but make it a plastic one!
