Mini Red & Silver Baubles

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When you pair red and gold, you end up with a warm, cosy colour scheme that fills your home with festive joy. A tree with this colour theme looks beautiful in a room with a fireplace! After that, you should have an easy time finding the best colour scheme for your Christmas tree! Mood Christmas trees have become incredibly varied over the years. Size, shape, and colour can differ from tree to tree. If you want your tree to reach its full potential, consider these factors when choosing a Christmas style.

The warmth of red and the crisp coolness of silver make an excellent contrast for your Christmas decor. Red and silver decorations look best on white Christmas trees, but you can use them for green Christmas trees as well.

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Red is complementary with green and while gold is complementary with blue. So if you have a room with a blue or green colour scheme, red and gold might be best for your Christmas tree. Red & silver When selecting a Christmas colour scheme, the best choice can vary depending on a few different factors. The colours in your home, the type of Christmas tree you’re using, and even colour theory are a few things to keep in mind. Red and silver Christmas decorations are best for rooms with a neutral, minimalist theme. The silver pairs well with the architecture in modern homes, and the red gives it a dash of festive colour. Attach them to wreaths: Decorate Christmas wreaths with red baubles by attaching them with wire or hot glue. You can place them evenly around the wreath or create a focal point with a cluster of baubles. If you'd like to stray from traditional wreaths, you could also have a red bauble wreath.

Following these colours, you could easily go for a rustic or vintage-inspired Christmas with natural elements such as pinecones, burlap, and wooden accents. Autumnal colours like brown, mustard yellow and pumpkin orange can work really nicely with red hues. Use twine or jute rope to hang the baubles and incorporate elements like mason jars, lanterns, and vintage-inspired decorations. A White Christmas Whether you live in a huge house or a small apartment, you’re sure to find a tree here for you. From those smaller ones to put on a side table, to ones designed to reach the ceiling, take a look today and find the one that’s the perfect fit for your home. Long-lasting cheer As this is a common colour scheme, finding red and white Christmas tree decorations should be easy. After all, red and white baubles go hand-in-hand. You can alternate solid red and white baubles or opt for a red and white bauble set with swirls and stripes. No matter what Christmas colour theme you choose, you can have a vibrant tree that’ll brighten up your whole home. Here are a few tips for making the most of your Christmas palette!

Large and extra large Christmas baubles are the perfect way to make the definitive festive statement. At It's all about Christmas you can find a wide range of colours and finishes of oversized Christmas baubles. Sizes range from a diameter of 15cm/6", which is slightly larger than a bowling ball, to 25cm/9¾", about the size a large football. You could also pair red baubles with shades of pink, such as hot pink or fuchsia, for a festive and energetic look. Pink can help you create a Candyland-inspired theme, a floral and romantic theme with roses and love hearts or a retro theme with vintage-inspired shades of pink, such as dusty pink or coral. For a nautical theme with anchors, shells, and ropes, blue can also work well with red. A cool, relaxing colour scheme will make your room feel like a winter wonderland! Blue and silver pair together perfectly and look simply stunning in rooms with a modern or minimalist design. Pre-lit Christmas trees are another option, saving the hassle of untangling Christmas lights every year. For Christmas tree light colours, you can choose from bright white, warm white and multicolour LEDs and use these to showcase your colour scheme. Colour theory