Winter is a magical time of year! And the Christmas holidays are the crown of this season of gratitude, simple joys, slow living and quality time with the people we love. And a feast for the senses, with the most beautiful display of colours, lights and decor all around us.

Are you ready with your concept for this year’s Christmas decorations?

Although traditions around the world may vary, the one thing that remains important and meaningful is that the decor carries a part of your individuality and creates a festive and beautiful atmosphere.

The classic palette of red, green, white and silver is always a fantastic choice for a more traditional look, but the alternatives are endless. Year after year, floral professionals around the world challenge their creativity, trying to introduce new, innovative festive trends and ideas that go beyond last year’s looks.

Let’s take a look at some of the main trends.

Rustic and refined

Here is a fresh take on combining vintage and contemporary elements to create a cosy and festive atmosphere. This style calls for layering colours, textures and patterns to set the main tone. How does the idea of using roses as tree ornaments sound to you?

An elegant monochrome or tonal concept

True luxury and elegance rely on a muted, nuanced colour range. Richness of perception is achieved by mixing different volumes and textures, but without loud bursts of brightness.

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An unconventional colour palette

If you are looking for an unconventional, bold and modern look, try changing the colour palette for this year’s festive mood. Choose more of a colour you don’t usually see in traditional holiday decor – such as bright pink, yellow or rose gold. Then add festive accents to tie the look together and give it a holiday feel.

A classic is a classic

There is no need to reinvent the wheel. Festive classics will never go out of style, but you can have fun with the way you personalise them.

You can let loose by mixing plenty of greenery with classic red and white roses. You can use different flowers, as long as you keep to the colour palette of Christmas red, lively green and white in all its shades. Rest assured that there is nothing to get wrong – just leave your own individual stamp on the classic.

And finally – consider every detail of your festive decoration. You will love the result. The result is style. And as we know, style is one of the things money can’t buy.

Enjoy the holiday, let the preparation for it absorb your attention, because that is the most precious thing you give to your loved ones!

Merry Christmas!