17 Fresh Christmas Decor Ideas Borrowed from the Scandinavians
It’s finally the most wonderful time of the year! Christmas decorating is my favorite part of the holiday season, and this year I’m feeling particularly inspired by Scandinavian design. Simplicity, texture, crisp whites, natural elements like evergreen boughs andrustic wood, and pops of contrasting color (in small doses) feel refreshing and modern right now.
I’ve pulled together some of my favorite inspirational images, so let’s take a look at each room’s Scandinavian elements to help you get the look.
A neutral white backdrop is key to minimalistic Scandinavian decor, and there’s something so charming about rustic wood accents like the Christmas trees on this mantel and piles of logs in the hearth. Red felt cushions with a reindeer motif parallel the design of the stockings and felt wool garland.
Shiplap is the perfect backdrop to this simple Christmas tree potted in an old wood crate. An evergreen garland surrounds the window that’s left bare to allow all the light to come in.
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Scandinavian style is all about an attitude of “less is more” and maximizing the use of everyday items. A basket that might otherwise be used for holding kids’ toys or throw blankets is a perfect pot for this simply-decorated Christmas tree.
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Don’t feel like you need to embellish your garlands too heavily. Instead, experiment with repetition, whether it be with mismatched candlesticks, a selection of wreaths, or...
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