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Helavine — Bow Ornaments
I chose these bows for their aged brass look: a timeless finish that pairs beautifully with burgundy and brings a subtle vintage touch to the Christmas tree.
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This Christmas, burgundy takes centre stage in my decor. Discover my personal selection of ornaments and seasonal accents, chosen for their timeless character and the way they come together to create a warm, thoughtful Christmas setting.
Every piece in this edit reflects what I would choose for my own home or recommend to a client, bringing together personal favourites from different stores.
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LOBERON
Sjöhem — LED Houses
These little houses are the kind of Christmas decoration I can imagine returning to year after year. Their understated style works with different colour palettes, making them an easy addition to a festive arrangement.
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Marvielle — Christmas Tree Skirt
This tree skirt brings this year’s burgundy palette right down to the base of the tree. I love that it can also be paired with different ornament colours in Christmases to come.
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Cory — Decorative Horses
A nostalgic detail with more than one place in the home. I would style these little horses on the Christmas tree, as part of a sideboard arrangement, or among the decorations on the Christmas table.
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Sephore — Burgundy Baubles
These burgundy baubles reflect the colour at the heart of my Christmas décor this year. I would pair them with aged brass accents for a warm, cohesive tree.
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Amazon
Red Paper Christmas Tree
Paper Christmas trees have been on my wishlist since I spotted Zara’s collection last year. This red version caught my eye for this Christmas, although I’m still looking forward to seeing whether paper trees return in Zara’s festive collection.
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Burgundy Ornaments
I chose these ornaments for their shades of burgundy. They bring together the tones I want to explore this Christmas and would form the starting point for my tree’s colour palette.
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Larger Burgundy Ornaments
I like to mix ornament sizes rather than keep everything uniform. These larger pieces would add depth and help create a more layered Christmas tree.
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Amazon
Pearlescent Ornaments
I love the delicate contrast a pearlescent finish brings to burgundy. I would mix these among the deeper tones to give the tree a softer, lighter touch.
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Decorative Garland
Garlands are one of my favourite ways to bring Christmas into the home. I love styling them along a dining table, across a sideboard or around a staircase banister.
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Amazon
Garland for Layering
I like to combine different garlands for a fuller, more natural-looking arrangement. I would layer this one with another style rather than use matching foliage throughout.
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Beliani
Vefsna Paper Christmas Trees
These paper trees caught my eye for their shape and colours. They are another option I would consider for bringing the paper-tree look into my Christmas décor.
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H&M Home
Small Paper Christmas Tree
Smaller paper trees are a lovely way to carry Christmas into the quieter corners of the home. I like to place one on a tray in the guest bathroom, beside a reed diffuser, for a simple seasonal touch.
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