Black looks stunning with gold and silver, so if you opt for these color of ornaments and garlands, you will make your Christmas tree sophisticated. If you add just lights and won’t use any other décor, the tree will look very chic, modern and bold, you will highlight its texture with these lights. Make It RefinedĪ black Christmas tree automatically makes your space more refined and you can emphasize this feeling with the right décor. Yes, a black Christmas tree is a statement itself but if you decorate it in a proper way, you’ll get a fantastic piece. It’s an amazingly chic, modern and fresh take on a traditional evergreen piece, it looks much more chic than any other color. Black goes well with white, ivory, gold, silver, navy, pink, fuchsia and almost any color you can imagine, and it always brings chic!Įven if you’ve already tried black and white and black and gold Christmas décor, there’s a thing that is sure to surprise all your guests: a black Christmas tree. Just click on the BOLD links.If you are tired of traditional red and gold Christmas décor and want to find something really unusual and make a statement, I have an idea for you: black Christmas décor! Black is a new black, it’s pure classics that can be mixed and matched and incorporated into every décor style. I may receive a small commission for purchases made through these links at no extra cost to you. SOURCES: Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. I hope you all have a fantastic Thanksgiving week with your family and friends! I’ll be back with more Christmas decor next week. Use what you have but pick and choose only one color or type of ornaments from years past.Change out the ribbon to weave a new color or theme throughout your tree.Inexpensive plastic ball ornaments can add a new color interspersed through your tree.Buy just a few new special larger ornaments to incorporate with your old ones.was teasing me that we were going to have a goth Christmas tree, but I really love how it turned out! Inexpensive Tips to Change your Tree I added them into the mix of my fall throw pillows and I’m loving the deeper cozy tones and textures. So I picked up these brushed velvet black throw pillows and blanket from Target. I wanted to add a few more touches of black around the room. I think this is about $15 worth of ribbon, but it made such an impact. Ribbon is by far the easiest and least expensive way to change up your tree year to year. I finished everything off with a few rolls of black velvet ribbon that I bought at Flowerland. I actually used a lot of gray and silver ornaments that didn’t necessarily work with this year’s color scheme, but I pushed them way back into the tree so they would just reflect the light and sparkle. The not so pretty ones deeper back and my favorites on the outer edges. One big tip when decorating your tree is to place ornaments deep in the tree branches to add more sparkle and fullness. Here are 10 of our favorite black Christmas.
Theyre also surprisingly easy to find online with lots of styles at Amazon, Wayfair, Target, and more. My favorite Balsam Hill snowflakes are making an appearance again this year as well. Black Christmas trees may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about holiday decorations, but theyre more versatile than you might think. I added in all of the brown and rust toned ornaments from last year to add some depth. I also picked up a cheap container of plastic black ball ornaments. I mixed them in with my tried and true favorite mercury glass ornaments.
I bought about 10 new black ornaments that had really cool gold speckles and swirls. I think that may be the only color I haven’t tried over the years! While it may seem odd to think of using black in lieu of traditional red and green Christmas colors, somehow I think this tree feels dramatic yet classic too. Christmas Tree with Black and Brass Ornaments I happened upon these gorgeous black Christmas ornaments. I took a stroll through my favorite local nursery (Flowerland for you locals) which always has the best Christmas stuff. It took me a minute to figure out what I wanted to do this year. I’m finally decking the halls! This may actually be the latest I’ve ever started since I’ve been blogging?! But it’s happening! Normally I have some sort of theme or color scheme in mind, but I think the guest cottage used every last bit of my creative energy. Mercury glass and black velvet bows add to a classic look. Christmas Tree with Black and Brass Ornaments.
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