A stunning idea for a Christmas tree alternative: Spray pain tall branches white, insert into a urn or large flower pot (In this case also white) filled with sand. Cover the sand with florist’s moss (available in craft stores) and then hang an abundance of beautiful glass Christmas ornaments from the branches.
In the photo featured here, a monochromatic look was created for this display (to complement the color scheme in the rest of the room), by matching the white branches to the white pot, and staying away from colors for the ornaments in favor of silver and antique gold.
A Christmas tree alternative like this is a fabulous option if you are opting for Christmas trees in multiple rooms of your home and you want to try something a little different from the ordinary in one of the rooms. But, of course, there’s nothing to say that you can’t go this route if its the only Christmas tree in the house – why not dare to be a different this year and show your guests that you’re a style leader.
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Can we say STUNNING?! This photo quite literally took my breath away. A modern Vibe mixes with a throwback to the glam of 1920’s Hollywood. Designed in a monochromatic all-white palette with a pop of gold accents on the cocktail table in the center of the space, the mood created for this room is one of glamor, relaxation and luxury. Slightly glittering white stars, lit from the inside, are suspended from the ceiling in front of the window at varying lengths to decorate the room for Christmas in a way that compliments the room to a T.
When decorating your home for the holidays, don’t forget the opportunity you have to suspend beautiful decorations from the ceiling and to highlight your windows. The right decorations handing from the ceiling can create an amazing visual statement. Like the idea? Check out this video to see how a professional interior designer decorated her own home for Christmas with large, glittering, gorgeous snowflakes suspended from her ceiling. Amazing!
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