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![]() ![]() I made these simple candle holders out of a vintage jar full of water with a piece of juniper and one of my DIY clay ornaments. Candlelight was therefore a HUGE part of decorating this time of the year.Ĭandles can be beautiful on their own or in a stunning centerpiece too. However, it also means that a large part of the day was spent in the dark. Winter solstice is a big part of the celebrations of a Scandinavian Christmas. No matter what you choose to add to your tree, keep it simple and neutral in color. Antique candle clips are stunning on a Scandinavian tree all on their own too. Perhaps one year you only use dried orange garland, and the next year you stick to handmade clay ornaments. Try adding only one theme or type of decoration to your tree at a time. Keep the decorations to a minimum and add unique tree skirts. Although a natural tree is best, there are some amazing faux trees available nowadays too. These types of trees make beautiful, minimal Christmas trees. In nordic countries, the most popular trees are variations of the spruce and pine trees. The tree is one of the most important elements of a Scandinavian Christmas. Learn more about how to properly care for your linen and why it is worth the money. The options for adding linen are endless and make the perfect touch to any space. Place the furs on chairs or sofas, even on a bench for a different look than just on the floor. Pro tip* Use a dog brush to brush out your natural fur rugs and keep them looking good for years! Try using different faux or real rugs, like sheepskins. Layering different textures is a great way to help cozy up a space. So how do you mimic the cozy, snowy winter evenings spent fireside? The best way to create this style is to mix cozy fur rugs, chunky wool throws, and linen throw pillows. Keep your home feeling festive for the holiday season, but not overwhelming or over-decorated. Mixing rustic elements with clean lines of modern design and cozy decor like candlelight and touches from the outdoors. Scandinavian Christmas is known for being a calm, minimalistic style. Place a blanket or fur into a basket and layer some pine cones on top for a beautiful natural touch. Simply placing a poinsettia or tiny cypress tree in a brown paper bag can be a simple but beautiful natural Scandinavian decoration. Hang a birch pole above a mantle with evergreen and stockings or add some beautiful winter bulbs in a vintage container with candles. Keep it minimalistic but impactful! Here are a few more Christmas decor ideas:Īdding a tiny fresh evergreen tree like pine or spruce with the roots exposed into a transparent glass jar. The options for adding touches of the outdoors inside are truly endless, but the key to this Nordic style is to not overdo it. Try making this easy fresh greenery garland or these easy-to-make dried orange slices. Natural elements such as evergreen branches, pinecones, cranberries, birch poles, fresh wreaths, garlands, and dried orange slices all add texture to the space. Most Scandinavian-style homes are known for their bright white and airy spaces so adding texture to the room during the holidays makes a big impact. Natural Christmas decorations are a large part of decorating for a Scandinavian Christmas. This way of decorating is my absolute favorite this time of year. As a child, I would decorate the trees outside on the farm with simple natural materials. ![]() Growing up in the country, I have always been drawn to the simple elegance of minimal, natural Christmas. Nordic countries are very cold during the winter and use practical but beautiful items to decorate their homes.Īrea rugs, cozy blankets, touches of fresh greenery, and simple holiday decorations are the biggest elements of a Scandinavian Christmas. Adding layers and texture is one of the most important parts of decorating in the Scandinavian style for the holidays. ![]()
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