My 10 Favorite and Fabulous Themed Christmas Trees of the Season

Do you pick a theme every year when planning your Christmas tree creation? I’m sharing my favorite Christmas tree themes of the season from some talented bloggers and one of my favorite local home decor stores.

Unfortunately, my 1600 square foot house can not fit a large tree.

So, I opted for many smaller trees. However, the small trees can’t handle a lot of weight and don’t have enough space for many decorations, so I’m limited in how creative I can be.

But that’s alright. It’s fun to be inspired by some of the amazing Christmas tree creations I’ve found. And we can always use some holiday inspiration, right?

bright colored Christmas tree

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red and white Christmas tree

I can’t tell you how stunning the Christmas trees are at Details Home and Garden in Poulsbo, WA. The store’s owner, Tray, closed for a few days to prepare for the holidays, and it was well worth it.

Berries, mushrooms, ribbon, gingerbread houses…this tree has it all and then some. There are so many details here.

red and white Christmas tree decor

This might not be a theme, so let’s call it a traditional color-themed tree with perfect pizazz.

I usually avoid red when it comes to Christmas trees, but this one has changed my mind. Maybe I’ll try a red and white mini tree next year.

garden-inspired Christmas tree

This tree comes to life with watering cans, birdhouses, and even hanging vegetables. And let’s not forget about the flowers and green and white striped ribbons.

This is perfect for any garden lover out there.

garden-inspired Christmas tree

With its plaid ribbons, stuffed bears, white berries, and snowshoes, this rugged outdoors theme is playful and pretty at the same time.

coastal Christmas tree

This flocked tree has all the coastal charm you could ever want. I wish I could have taken a close-up picture, but hopefully, you can understand.

Seashell garland, blue ribbon, gold ornament balls, fish, and even picks that look like seaweed bring this tree to life.

Courtney at French Country Cottage creates the most beautiful Christmas trees. The tinsel added here is a blast from the past. This tree is elegant and whimsical.

tinsel Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Courtney, French Country Cottage

This tree has silver angels, LED candles, stars, and ribbons besides the tinsel. After seeing this, who wants to add tinsel to their tree?

flocked Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Yvonne, Stone Gable Blog

Are you ready to see the prettiest flocked Christmas tree from Yvonne at Stone Gable?

flocked Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Yvonne, Stone Gable Blog

Yvonne added white and metallic balls, pinecones, and gold and silver jingle bells on black and white French ribbon to her tree this year.

dried orange and colored ornament Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Jordan, A Blue Nest

Jordan at A Blue Nest wanted to create a modern take on an old-world Christmas tree this year.

dried orange and colored ornament Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Jordan, A Blue Nest

She used natural and seasonal elements, such as feathers, twigs, dried flowers, and fruit. I love all these beautiful colors hanging together.

gold and blue Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Karen, Sanctuary Home Decor

This gorgeous gold and blue tree was created by Karen at Sanctuary Home Design.

gold and blue Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Karen, Sanctuary Home Decor

Karen added a wide linen-colored ribbon to the tree and then layered it in a blue linen ribbon to establish the base colors for her tree. She sprinkled in warm gold and subtle blue ornaments and added brighter copper colors for more contrast.

vintage ornaments on Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Rachel, The Ponds Farmhouse

This Christmas tree belongs to Rachel at The Ponds Farmhouse. I think it’s been a few years since she first shared it, and it has been shared repeatedly throughout Instagram, Pinterest, and the home decor blog world.

It’s filled with nothing but Shiny Brite ornaments but still makes the most incredible statement.

dried hydrangeas and vintage ornaments on Christmas tree
Photo Credit: Rachel, The Ponds Farmhouse

Here is Rachel’s tree this year. She used the hydrangeas she dried this fall and hung her green and blue vintage Shiny Brites.

red and white Christmas tree

Did you find a Christmas tree theme you may want to try next year?

If you have any questions or additional suggestions, feel free to share them in the comments below. Also, be sure to share this blog post link with anyone who loves holiday home decor ideas.

Until next time,

Happy Tree Trimming!

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6 Comments

  1. Kim, this was the best post I have ever read! I loved every single one, but my absolute favorite was the coastal! I truly loved this!!! Feliz Navidad my sweet friend!

  2. Kim – this has to be the Best collection of inspiration trees I have ever seen! Our Christmas tree is a tradition of ornaments passed from generation to generation and others we have collected over the years. As much as I love our traditional tree, I wish I could do something different. This post has inspired me! I will be starting a collection of mini trees around the house that can be as different and gorgeous as each one you’ve chosen to show! Thank you.

  3. I love this post. So much inspiration the first one and the garden inspired one are so creative and I love the candles and tinsel one too. Beautiful?

  4. I’ve never seen so many stunning trees in one place, Kim! I seriously struggle every year putting up the tree so I really enjoyed all these fabulous ideas. They just blow me away! Big hugs, CoCo

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