Inspired by nature, with a serene and peaceful palette, these are 20 examples of the most stunning neutral Christmas decor around!
Obviously if you’ve been a reader for awhile now, you know that I love neutral Christmas decor.
I love that a neutral Christmas usually means a more natural look. More greens. Less busy-ness. Because with Christmas decor, at least for me, less is definitely more. The last thing I want is for the house to feel even more cluttered than normal.
Not every neutral Christmas room is natural, or even simple, but it does feel like most are. The earth colors just seem to lend themselves to a more pared back look in general. And neutrals always feel soothing and peaceful to me.
So I thought I would share some of my favorite examples of gorgeous neutral Christmas decor! I think you’ll see why I find this look so stunning!
This is one of my all-time favorite spaces! Design by Lisa Luby Ryan.
How cute is this tree in a basket?! Via Nordic Style Blogg.
Simple Scandinavian kitchen. Via Min Lilla Veranda.
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Natural greens on the stairwell. Via Better Homes and Gardens.
The mostly white decor on the tree is simple yet sophisticated. Stephanie Jean Design via Elle Decor.
Via World Market.
Design by Eddie Ross via Country Living.
Love the old bucket as a tree stand! Via Country Living.
Via Dreamy Whites.
One of my all-time favorites! Via Veranda magazine.
Beautiful space from my friend Kelly of Lily Pad Cottage.
Simple tabletop tree in a coffee bag. Design by Mariella Houtsma via My Cosy Retreat.
The display of wreaths is so simple, yet so effective. Found on One King’s Lane.
Via Cella Jane.
Design by Lisa Luby Ryan via Traditional Home.
Pam Pierce does the most amazing neutral Christmas decor! Via Milieu magazine.
Love the simple swags of greenery used here. Via Veranda magazine.
I hope you’ve found some inspiration today!
And I’d love to hear, do you like neutral Christmas decor? Or are the traditional reds and greens the thing that speaks to you more?
Happy Holidays!
Sheila
xo
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Karen B. says
I agree, these rooms are inviting with their clean, natural approach. I loved this post.
Karen
Sheila says
Aww, thanks so much Karen! Hope you’re doing well!
And Happy Holidays to you:)
Sheila
xo
SAndy says
HI Sheila, I love the simplicity of a neautal palette for Christmas as I’m going more neutral in our home. Can’t wait to paint our kitchen white. I have been leak g more towards a neautral winter theme in both my outdoor d cor and indoor Christmas d cor. this year I did go with pops of red just to add little punch. After the holidays I’ll remove the red but leave the rest of the neutral decorthat is in a winter theme.
Sheila says
Hi Sandy!
So glad you’re loving the neutral too! And I LOVE that you added the pops of red! The great thing is the white/neutral background allows you to add any pop of color when you want it, which I love. Thanks so much for stopping by and Happy Holidays!
Sheila
Connie says
What can I say? I LOVE it all! This time of year when most blogs are showcasing their beautiful homes decked out for Christmas, I save the links or even pictures for next year’s inspiration in our home.
Like you, I am eager to do a simple, neutral Christmas next year. I usually go ‘overboard’ with decor at Christmas time only …and this year was no exception. 😉 But I’m so excited to see how a neutral, clean/simple Christmas decor will look in our home. We have a good start because our furnishings are white/light neutrals already! 🙂
Thanks so much for showing all these great examples and for showing us your own home too!
Sheila says
Hi Connie! Thanks so much for stopping by!
I’m glad you’ve been inspired by this post. I know I’m absolutely in love with this look! I’ll be excited for you to try something new next year, and you’re right, with neutrals already in place in your furnishings it should be easy to incorporate. I’d be curious to see the difference and hear how you like it. I haven’t regretted it for a minute that’s for sure!
Thanks for commenting and happy weekend to you!
Sheila