Today we’re sharing lots of blue Christmas decor ideas! These 15 homes are all stunningly decorated and will inspire you to try blue in your Christmas decor, too!
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!
I know blue is very popular at Christmas, but to be honest, until recently I wasn’t really a fan. But for some reason, that all changed a couple of years ago. It started to really speak to me and I’ve loved it ever since! I love that it creates such a soft and serene feel in any space, and the French blue looks especially gorgeous with all the greenery of the season.
I’ve found so much gorgeous inspiration 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.
Pretty simplicity via Tidbits.
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My friend Maria does the most amazing Christmas vignettes! 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.
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If you want to see what I ended up doing when I added some blue a couple of years ago, go check out my Romantic French Blue Christmas.
I’m thinking I’m more partial to the pale French blues versus the navy, but they are all beautiful! What do you think? Do you like these blue Christmas decor ideas, or are you more of a traditionalist?
Sheila
xo
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Cecilia from Georgia says
I enjoyed seeing so many lovely decorations in blue. I love my flocked slim trees with French blue and mercury glass ornaments. Good to know I’m in style!
Debbie says
Beautiful
Our tree is blue this year, teals, turquoise alittle navy and I love it, it is beautiful and its flocked
Janet says
I love your living room this Christmas! The blue is beautiful. I’m sure you saw Kim’s tree in the french blue, on Tidbits & Twine. I’m loving the lighter blues with mercury glass in forest green, gold, and silver at my house. Have a Merry Christmas.
Sheila says
I didn’t see hers but she always does a beautiful job with her blues! And yours sounds so lovely too! Merry Christmas and thanks for stopping by!
Sheila
Cara says
Thank you for sharing these blue Christmas pics! I so love blue at Christmas, but then I also like traditional, I guess whatever goes at Christmas. The pale blue is my favorite!
Sheila says
Haha well I feel the same! I love the blue – but I’m also a fan of traditional reds and I want to use that one day too!
Jennifer says
I decided last year to have a blue Christmas! I decorated with navy, white and silver. After Christmas last year my Mom gave me some bulbs that have several hues of blue including navy, royal blue and turquoise. So this year I added additional touches if those colors. I also added in some gold to the mix and I love it! So nice to do Something different!
Sheila says
Oh that sounds so gorgeous Jennifer! blue and gold against the green tree must be amazing! And yes, I agree – changing it up is so nice!
Thanks for stopping by!
Sheila
Runningonempty says
I 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
Regan Walker says
I agree. The darker blue is nice and does speak of Bethlehem’s night sky.