The first Advent is approaching and it's almost time for Christmas decorations. WhichDeco-Stylestand out this year? What materials and colors should you use for Christmas? How can we create this cozy atmosphere that is so appreciated? Here are some tips on which Christmas trends in 2020 you shouldn't miss.
Christmas is always a special holiday, an opportunity to spend time with our loved ones and show how important they are to us. So every year we search for the perfect gift, the tastiest Christmas recipe and the most tasteful festive table decoration. Given the past year, Christmas 2020 is awaited with both impatience and mixed emotions. Despite the great uncertainty and possibly the restrictions associated with Corona, people still want something nice and enjoyable. This is also reflected in the trends identified by experts. The focus is on the warm atmosphere that highlights natural and enveloping materials, as well as bright colors that invite positivity. There is also a strong desire for DIY decorations and homemade gifts. In Corona times, every kind gesture counts. Below we give you an overview of the Christmas trends for 2020.
Christmas 2020 influenced by Corona
There is uncertainty. Will we be able to celebrate Christmas with the family? Since the question remains unanswered for now, everyone hopes to be able to share moments with their loved ones at the end of the year. However, the holidays are an opportunity to dream, to escape from everyday life that is not always easy. During these uncertain times, it is important to stay positive, refocus on what matters and create a calming bubble in our home.
Decoration trends for Christmas 2020
Experiencing a global pandemic has made us appreciate the little things in life. That's why we welcome decorations that evoke nostalgic memories, likethe iconic ceramic Christmas trees, which have made a big comeback in recent years. Nostalgic Christmas tree decorations are also very popular this year.
There is a return to traditional values. The idea is to get closer to past generations while refocusing on the family. The emphasis is onred colored accessoriesthat you forDecorating your Christmas tree, for a pretty checked pattern or for your festive table.A touch of goldaccompanies this crimson color and gives a shimmering shine to the home decoration. So for Christmas 2020 we will have an abundance of textiles with paisley orTartan patterns(in large or small checks) can be seen in combination with more modern styles.
Another trend that has been causing a stir for some time, but will continue for Christmas 2020, is thisBoho style. The materials and their feel play an important role here. Thick, cozy fabrics, such asBoucléwolle, are finding their way into our festive interiors.White and beige tonesare in the spotlight and are combined with other natural shades that have a calming effect. The boho style lives from decoration and home textiles likeBerberteppiche,Rattan basket, folkloristic elements and ethnic patterns that radiate comfort and casualness. The style is adapted to the holidays, for example by using the mentioned baskets as gift boxes for Christmas presents or macrame tassels as pendants.
There is a connection to the Danish hygge trend, which promotes well-being at home. The desire to stay at home is gradually turning into Niksen, a trend from the Netherlands that consists of simply doing nothing. A mood that we undoubtedly want to have for the holidays without feeling guilty!
Another decorating trend that is likely to appeal to the younger generation is thisKitsch style, which is making a strong comeback for Christmas 2020. The originality of this trend lies in the fact that it goes off the beaten path, with the aim of having fun without necessarily following the established dictates. We dare to decorate with lots of lights, colors and motifs that are not usually associated with Christmas. For example, it is allowed to decorate the tree with accessories depicting fruits and vegetables, display an abundance of sweets on a festive table or wear an Ugly Christmas sweater, a big trend that will continue this year.
The relationship to the material also plays a key role here. The trend fabric of the season,And, is used in the form of cushions, curtains and even as Christmas decorations in warm colors such as mustard or duck blue.
There is almost no news when it comes to colors. Above all, they should be festive and convey a positive feeling. Here there is a return to the essential, characterized by natural tones of calmingGreen, ocher and warm blue, but also through accents inOrange and terracotta, which have been very popular in recent seasons. On decorative accessories and generally on the walls of your own home, these colors invite conviviality and exude a certain joie de vivre.
A responsible Christmas in 2020
As a result of the economic and environmental crisis, our consumption patterns are changing. The focus these days is on thoughtful purchasing decisions and fewer impulse purchases, which also affects the world of decoration and accessories. From this awakening of the conscience, the desire for things also growsmore DIY projects. The second lockdown is a good opportunity to express our creativity and beautify our home with new decorationscreate your own greeting cards, to return to handwriting in an age of digital communication.
When it comes to packaging our gifts, the question naturally arises: How can we reduce this waste, which is as fleeting as it is invasive during the festive season? This year we will probably rely more on “recycled paper, fabric or pretty baskets for our gifts”.Furoshiki, a traditional Japanese gift wrapping technique based on folding and knotting fabric, is sure to inspire those who recycle their textiles and become part of oneZero waste approachwant to be.
The Corona crisis will undoubtedly also have an impact on the purchasing power of many people. So this year is a good opportunity to pay more attention to your expenses, such as the Advent calendar or the Christmas tree. Every year the question arises: artificial Christmas tree or real fir? If you're just in the mood for crafting, you can also use the many ideas for oneChristmas tree alternativebe inspired. Ahanging Christmas tree made of branchesor asmall arrangement made of fir greenfit perfectly with the sustainable Christmas trend. And to personalize your Christmas decorations without spending too much money or harming the environment, also use materials from nature, such as pine cones, walnuts and moss.
Christmas trends 2020 floristry
“Wintergreen” is the trend that will prevail in floristry for Christmas 2020. The color palette is fresh, neutral and suitable for almost any decor. The focus is on the wintry green tones of nature, which range from green to gray and can be wonderfully combined with white and yellow accents. For example, think of Christmas trees with snow-covered branches.
A background of clear white makes green leaves and ornaments stand out even more. Flowers can be fresh or dried. Metal and ceramic vases as well as ribbons in a black and white checked pattern, made of jute or linen go well with this.
To create the look use the following elements:
Juniper and cedar branches
Brunia “Nodiflora” – Snowbush
Eucalyptus
Weißfilziges Greiskraut (Senecio cineraria)
Lunaria Silberblatt
Checkered bands
“Espresso + Evergreens“
“Espresso + Evergreens” is another Christmas trend that combines vintage and modern, young and old in one. This look combines the traditional Christmas look with cute, fun details that add joy and charm to the holiday decor. It gives a young, fun, fresh twist to the classic Christmas.
Traditional Christmas colors like bright red and pure white are combined with unexpected shades of coral, peach and pink. Chocolate brown, golden caramel and gingerbread colors add a sweet touch to this trend.
This trend highlights elements associated with the warmth of a cup of cocoa with mini marshmallows and wool scarves. Flowers and accents look sweet yet modern. Coffee cups, cake pops and frozen donuts with Christmas sprinkles are combined with Nordic elves and knitted ribbons.
Accessories with simple hand-drawn prints and patterns create a clean and modern style, such as red and beige striped ribbons, check flannel fabrics and pompom trims. Whimsical creatures like felted mice with little glittery backpacks and hipster dogs in striped t-shirts and glasses bring a joyful sense of humor to the game.
This motto opens up many possibilities for winter-fresh flowers. Carnations, ranunculus, roses, tulips and amaryllis are perfect for this trend, as they come in shades of peach and pink as well as traditional reds, greens and whites. Blood St. John's wort berries (Hypericum androsaemum) and Scabiosa Blackberry Scoop® ensure a perfect shot of espresso.
To create the look use the following elements:
felt
And
Glitter sugar
Scandi-Muster
Knitwear
cloves
Rosen
Berry and cedar branches
