It's that time of the year again and everyone is ready to break out their Christmas decorations and transform their home into a magical festive oasis. Many people like to stick to the traditional red and green, but if you're wanting to deviate from this look, take a look at some of our Christmas Inspo.
Country Farmhouse Christmas
Still using the traditional Christmas red, but with a cosy country feel.
Minimalistic & Neutral
If you're not keen on red and green, the neutral colours are becoming even more popular, with people now opting for whites, creams and pale greens to fill their living rooms. It combines comfort and luxury, while looking timelessly elegant.
Simple Yet Sophisticated
Less doesn't have to be worse. Sometimes, the fewer items used the better - nothing will stand out and your living room won't seem crowded.
Coastal Christmas
If you live on the Gold Coast a coastal Christmas theme may be quite fitting. Blue, silver and white are a popular choice with coastal themed colours to give off the ocean feel.
Bold & Colourful
If you can't decide on which colour to theme your Christmas decor, why not have them all? Bright and playful colours can be used to liven up the entire house.
Traditional With a Twist
Some creative thinking does wonders - mix up the colours a little bit and add some modern touches to create a gorgeous traditional Christmas look with a twist.
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