What Are the Christmas Decoration Trends for 2022?

Happiness of being together in a living space that matches our desires… sometimes subject to decorative trends of the moment. Christmas 2022 cannot avoid our favorite topic: decoding zeitgeist. Because Christmas decorations are a way, like any other, to convey the overall mood. Strangely reminiscent of those from 2021, Christmas decoration trends for 2022 undoubtedly reflect the state of the world caught between the necessity to imagine for silence amid stagnant conditions, if only for a few days, and the need for more eco-friendly. The split between responsibility and poetry is intensified by apparent simplicity. Contradictory trends, but sharing the desire to use this magical period outlining the prospect of Christmas holidays.

Christmas 2022 in White for a Magical Atmosphere

A white Christmas table, snowy Christmas tree, large white glowing star, white gift box… This color with magical accents is available in every detail. What explanation could there be for this deep and almost sudden fascination with this ethereal shade? More than ever, many of us want (need?) to return to the magic and authenticity of the Christmas season. The presence of white enhances this feeling of returning to childhood, to its fairy tales, always lullabies by snowy landscapes, this naive and sometimes necessary purity in the last weeks of the year. Distributed across four corners of the living room for Christmas, this white palette with very soft beige comes to help this transitional form from one year to another.

Necessary LED Lights and Christmas Candles

What would be New Year's celebrations without their traditional army of candles, candlesticks and LED lights? Answer: half-holidays! And yes, this anthology of small accent light sources, increasingly available in various forms and materials, has become a necessity strengthening the required atmosphere at the festive table and in the heart of the living room. This year again, they can become main stars replacing electric lights and other plug-in lanterns. Vintage candlesticks, modern Christmas candles and LED lights hung from the tree or placed in vases or decanters for greater originality, have more than ever an obvious role. A Christmas dinner with candlesticks at high electricity rates is the perfect solution for decorating and drawing attention to your additional bill. The same instead of investing everything just for outdoor Christmas decorations to make an impression, Christmas 2022 will be a chance to prefer candles and LED lights placed on windowsills and thresholds.

Traditional Christmas in Red and Green with an English Accent

Traditional supporters of red and green Christmas have not wavered in 2022. Confident that in the category of seasonal and providing authentic holidays, the classic deep green and red pair continues to show its strength from tree to festive table. However, there is a small detail: the pair draws more charisma and comforting depth from English design. Christmas 2022 in red and green, yes, but with more noble than kitschy manners. So British by nature, these naturally winterish nuances come in with Scottish prints and velvet, interfering both as festive decoration and comfort of the living room. Key seasonal accessories such as throws, cushions and candles, also have the mission to enhance the cozy atmosphere of Christmas.

2022 Christmas Holidays Became More Environmentally Responsible Than Ever

For Christmas 2022, if a festive feeling is required, an environmental responsibility feeling is highly recommended. For several years running, Christmas decorations have also declared their eco-friendliness, skillfully demonstrating the desire for authenticity and better consumption. Paper napkins, paper plates, packaging and other ephemeral accessories disappear from tables and party decorations in favor of more durable and carefully selected accessories.

Replace the Christmas tree with fireplaces adorned with a few branches of holly or an elegant bouquet of eucalyptus, complemented by several ornaments. Use old vases or bottles as a table centerpiece to attach candles and create beautiful homemade candlesticks. Forget glassware and plastic plates, steal your grandmother's favorite dishes or take the opportunity to gift yourself a Christmas present by choosing ceramic plates or woven trays that can be used for dinners during other events. Avoid waste in gift wrapping by practicing the art of furoshiki, a Japanese technique that uses unused fabric to wrap Christmas gifts. In conclusion: think about eco-tips for a green and economical Christmas!