For years I kept bringing out the same Christmas decor, year after year. I never really changed much aside from adding a new ornament here and there. However, now I really relish changing things up a little. It’s amazing how a few new things, an added style, or just a new color can make it all feel so much fresher!
This year, I added some touches of blush pink for the first time. And I actually decided my Christmas theme last year! After I finished decorating, I was pinning and looking around, and that’s when I got inspired to try adding some pink for this year and I have to say, I ended up loving it!
Having said that, I’ve been looking around for inspiration for next year and for the first time ever, I’m a little tempted to try some blue! I know it’s very popular at Christmas, but I’ve always been reluctant and to be honest, it never really spoke to me. But for some reason, I’m really loving it right now. And in toying with that idea and trying to plan for next year, I was finding so much gorgeous inspiration on line that I decided to share it with you!
So here are 15 of what I think are some of the most gorgeous Blue Christmas Decor Ideas out there!
This is an image that I’ve loved for a long time – it’s one of the few “blue Christmas” images that I immediately fell in love with! Design by Lisa Luby Ryan via Veranda.
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Another gorgeous blue Christmas tree via Wisteria.
LOVE this so much! The blue ornaments look so gorgeous in the vintage dough bowl. Via Edith & Evelyn Vintage.
Via Dreamy Whites.
Via Tidbits.
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Via Dreamy Whites.
And of course, Tiffany & Co. always has a blue tree 😉
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Absolutely adore the wreaths with the little blue bows! Via Sand & Sisal.
You know I love anything in a cloche! Via Citrine Living.
Via Shabby Fufu.
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Via Tidbits & Twine.
I’m thinking I’m more partial to the pale peacock blues versus the navy, but they are all beautiful! What do you think? Would you add blue in your Christmas decor?
Sheila
xo
Runningonempty says
December 13, 2018 at 3:29 amI like darker blue as it is the colour of the night sky at Bethlehem. And I put a metallic with it, to symbolise the stars. In Australia it is Summer here, and we largely live outside. We are doing blue in the back yard and our usual multi out the front yard for the neighbourhood children, of which there are alot.
Cath