If you have a fireplace and tradition in your homegather around it in the evenings, then you have probably already thought more than once about how to decorate it in anticipation of the holidays. Our selection will be useful to you
We love fireplaces and we love them very much. In anticipation of the holidays, we thought about how to decorate this most famous symbol of home warmth and comfort.
An option for those who don’t like to “bother”: candles, branches from an artificial spruce tree and “snow” from a spray can.
Gray walls go well with silver and neutral natural tones of stone, wood and greenery. This example has all of these, and the result looks very fresh and organic.
A large fireplace requires large shapes and large-scale solutions. Pheasant feathers and brushwood look surprisingly harmonious together, and the garland ties all the parts together. Related articles
In winter we really miss the feeling of fire, sun and, as a result, red color. Here its concentration is maximum, but how great it turned out!
The secret of the fairy-tale atmosphere of this design is in the rounded shapes of the portal and mirror, reminiscent of Alice's travels and the magic that is at arm's length.
Do you have too many balls and are running out of space on your tree? Here's the solution!
Tiffany shade is beautiful at any time of the year. Making it a theme for the New Year holidays is one of the best and most original ideas.
Do you like to make a lasting impression? Learn to combine shapes and textures. In this example, everything is perfect.
Passionate fans of the minimalist style will understand, appreciate – and go in search of the same lattice.
Brown doesn't sound like Christmas to you? Just look how great it goes with the fir tree and white background.
An excellent example of the use of classical laws of composition and canonical New Year's shades.
The secret of organic decor with the maximum amount of gold is in the skillful juggling of its shades, from bright yellow to muted, patinated.
Don't limit yourself to decorating just one portal. Once you've finished with the fireplace, move on to the coffee table. Related articles
Purple goes well with red and green, and if you add reflective surfaces, consider that the design effect will double.
It is better to start creating such a composition with a sketch, in which you will reflect all the volumes, textures and shades.
Guess what inspired the author of this decor? That's right, a mirror.
Looking for original solutions? Try to move away from the usual themes of bearded men and snow maidens.
New Year is a family holiday, which means it’s time to get out grandma’s decorations, mom’s dolls, and all the antiques you can find in the house.
Rust, patina and the symbolic expression of the absence of time as a unit are sometimes all that is needed to create a festive mood.
White is boring and cold? Not on New Year's Eve!
