'Tis the season! As I thought about what I wanted to do for my Christmas decor this year, I was ready to switch things up a bit. Usually, I stick with traditional Christmas red and green, and I've even done a more neutral metallics color scheme. This gorgeous tree that my sweet friend worked on last year has been stuck in my head for months, and I knew that using jewel tone Christmas decorations this year was the direction I wanted to go. There are a lot of colors there that I haven't used before, so I needed to stock up on some new ornaments and decorations. At Home Stores has a huge seasonal selection, ranging from trees and floral to outdoor displays to ornaments to decorative accessories to gift wrap.
Everything you see on this tree can be found at At Home (except the candle ornaments, which I already had on hand). I was able to mix and match all of the colors I wanted. And if you all have been around for my Christmas tours in the past, you know it's not Christmas without some disco balls thrown in!
Here are the ornaments I used to deck this tree out (all shatterproof!):
Jewel Tone Vintage Look set || Jewel Tone with Silver Glitter set || Turquoise Matte || Turquoise Shiny & Matte Mix || Purple Mix || Silver Mirrored Balls- Mini or Set of 3 || Lime Green Shiny or Glitter || Red Shiny or Matte || Mini Multi-Color
Decorating tip: Adding ornaments of the same color but different finishes (shiny, matte, glitter) adds dimension and interest to the tree.
There are so many creative tree topper ideas, but I'm stuck in my ways and love a gold star on top. I've never had one that lights up, though, so I was thrilled to find this Lighted Star Tree Topper to add some sparkle.
Yay me! I actually already had some gifts to wrap. I found a good selection of gift wrap from At Home to coordinate with the tree, as well as more red ribbon to tie on for the gifts. A simple red ribbon tied around a gift gets me every time! Sometimes I like to select an ornament that fits the recipient of the gift and attach it to their present, and when I spotted these jeweled initial ornaments I thought they would make the perfect gift tags. (Did you notice that cute tree skirt? I'll be telling you more about that on Monday.)
Even though I set my tree up early to give you all time to gather ideas and round up what you'll need for your own tree this year, I'm a wait-until-after-Thanksgiving kind of girl at heart. So, I'm going to tuck this in another room for a while and pull it back out in a few weeks, and I'll add some of our special family ornaments into the mix as well. Today I wanted all of the goodies available from At Home to be the stars of the show!
What colors are you using this year? Do you love neutrals for Christmas, are you a traditional red and green decorator, or are you planning to mix things up?
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O I just love you jewel tone Christmas tree.. So pretty and full of color.. I decided I wanted a gold Christmas. I have a little old fashioned silver tree but everything else will be gold.. I found a sweet gold skirt thrifting as well as the ornaments... So I won't have to go buy a thing.. Your tree is beautiful.. Happy Holidays with love Janice
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so pretty, Janice! How fun would it be to have a silver tree like that, the gold will look fantastic with it! Sparkle, sparkle!
DeleteYour tree is gorgeous. I love the jewel tones.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty tree!
ReplyDeleteI always do a jewel tone tree and I love it. However, some years, I wish I had traditional red and green. The grass is always greener on the other side, I guess :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is some Christmas cheer!! So so fun, love it Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteLove, love this tree! So pretty. Can't wait to hear more about the tree skirt :) Star tree toppers are my favorite too - I like the gold light-up one!
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise! I don't know why it's so hard to find a good star topper- they either look cheesy or are too small or are the wrong color. This one was perfect, and such a bonus that it's lit!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's so fun and stylish
ReplyDeleteI LOVE jewel tones! I never seem to want to change up my Christmas tree from year to year - I love candy-colored decorations way too much for that! :D
ReplyDeleteThis tree is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFantatabulous Jennifer! I think the bright colors of jewel tone goes well with your style and home! Can't wait to see the rest of your home for the holiday season. I'm doing a different color/theme too this year, hope to make it work, I'm still waiting on my ribbon but almost done!
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