Christmas is here, and nothing pays an ode to the most wonderful time of the year like maximalist décor. After all, it’s a celebration of all things fun, cheery, and joyful. Not many embrace the art of maximalist Christmas decoration. But, those who do, they know that the true essence lies in filling every nook of home with an abundance of festive decorations. The ‘more is more’ approach not only makes the house look unique and otherworldly, but adds life, color, and personality to the space, too. It’s all about layering patterns, textures, and oversized décor pieces. So, if you are opting for the trend this year, here are a few maximalist Christmas décor ideas that you might want to check out to get a dose of inspiration.
Vibrant Colors for Extravagant Look
You can deck your Christmas tree with effervescent baubles and ornaments for an extravagant look. The hue of shiny baubles as Christmas tree ornament will add a layer of chic and style to your elaborate Christmas decoration. Don’t forget to display some gift boxes in the brightest of colors to complete the look.
Decorate With Mismatched Socks
Maximalism is all about layering colors, textures, and patterns, and playing with them. If you are dreaming about a big and ostentatious holiday decoration, then you might want to adorn your fireplace with some big ol’ handmade or vintage stockings in upbeat colors. To level up the fun, add pom pom garlands, candles, flowers, and anything that could add a festive element to the space.
Get Your Christmas Tree Tinsel Ready
Add silver tinsel strands to your Christmas tree for some shimmer, sparkle, and flamboyant look. Combine the decoration with ornaments and cute ribbons for the desired maximalist tree display.
Dramatic Table Arrangement
What is a better way to make guests sway on holiday feasting than a gaudy and electric table arrangement? You can go for bold colors and layer it with candles, pine table runner, and a stunning flower as a dramatic holiday centrepiece for an impressive maximalist statement.
Think Big With Big Bows
It’s either big bows or nothing. Using them as a tree topper truly defines the muchness of the maximalist Christmas decoration fever. Adding a glitzy and oversized bow on your Christmas tree is the only way to achieve that retro, free-spirited, and extravagant look.
The More the Merrier
When you are decorating your home with maximalist Christmas décor, it’s better to opt for ‘more is more’ approach. It includes decorating the most unexpected places in your home, such as window sills with garlands, pine trees, floral setup, ornaments, and gift boxes to create your personalized, cozy corner for the holidays.
Let it Glow
You can layer lights in glass vases, dimmable candles, and soft gold finishes to cast a soft and nostalgic ambiance in your home. Instead of bold LED light, go for warm, soft, and dramatic glow to give a sentimental touch to your holiday decoration.
Vintage Accent
You can triumph your desired maximalist Christmas setting by displaying retro ceramic trees in lively colors. You can showcase ceramic trees in all sizes and arrange them on your entryway console for a bold and beautiful montage of modern maximalist display.
Festive Doorscaping
If you want to give your guests a joyful welcome, then you need to amp the outdoor space as well. You can cheer up the outdoors in fresh green foliage, potted light-up Christmas trees, festive doormat, and more. Though wreaths, garlands, and trees are okay, but to make it look grandiose, there’s no harm in displaying baskets filled with gifts, dried flowers, and festival characters.
Just go all the way with Christmas decorations and don’t be afraid of being too much. Merry Christmas!
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