6 trends that will help you decorate the house fashionably for the New Year
Slowly but surely, the New Year holidays are approaching. Christmas trees and garlands in the shop windows charge a magical joyful mood and inspire you to start decorating the apartment as soon as possible, and to do this with style, follow 6 trends.
Choosing jewelry made from natural materials
Recently, the world has been captured by eco-trends. In almost all areas of life, there is a tendency to switch to natural materials that are safe for the environment. This also applies to New Year's decor. Refuse plastic, foam, cellophane and polyester toys in favor of decorations made of glass, wood, paper, textiles and plant materials (spruce and pine branches, cones, acorns, chestnuts, nutshells, straw, brushwood).
We use rust and patina on toys and accessories
Recently, at the peak of popularity, toys and accessories "antique". This is not just about design, but about the physical condition of the products. You should have the impression that you found some old little thing from your grandmother in the attic or bought it in an antique store. It must be covered with rust or a noble patina. Fortunately, lovers of needlework are available a huge number of special compounds for the "aging" of new things.
Adding Vintage Christmas Decorations
Glass Christmas toys of the Soviet period is a separate art form. Unfortunately, in recent years they have faded into the background, giving way to soulless plastic balls made in China. So if you have a dusty box with Christmas toys from your childhood somewhere, get them urgently. Vintage is at the peak of popularity. If you don’t have the old decorations, go in search of a New Year’s fairy tale at a flea market.
Do it yourself decor
A huge number of New Year's toys flaunt on store shelves, but they lack the warmth and sincerity that you can create only with your own hands. Turn on the imagination, stock up on materials for creativity, sit the whole family at the desk and start creating an exclusive New Year's decor. Perhaps the crafts will not be as perfect as those sold in the store, but they will create a truly fabulous family holiday atmosphere in the house.
Minimalism in decorating a Christmas tree
There is a very fine line between beauty and tastelessness. Remember this when you decorate the Christmas tree. Forest beauty is the main heroine of the New Year holidays, and not a stand for toys, garlands and tinsel. If fluffy fir branches can not be seen from under the tons of decor, this is already bad taste, so do not try to hang on the Christmas tree all the decorations that you have.
No sequins and sparkles
Sequins, sequins, rhinestones - everything that glitters is associated with holidays, but with noisy and crowded ones, and not with quiet and family ones. Sequins - this is one of the main antitrends of home New Year's decor. They look cheap and uncomfortable. Try to crush your inner "magpie" and discard the flickering jewelry.
