Holidays

Multicolored holiday decor will make the most impact when used in a predominantly white or neutral living space. Because this tree, which transitions from gold to pink, has a white backdrop, you can really appreciate the effort that went into the ornament placement. Your turn: What colors did you use this year to decorate for the holidays? Share a photo with us in the Comments.MoreColor and Decor Ideas From 11 Merry Holiday Home ToursRead more holiday decorating and DIY storiesShop for holiday decorations

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6. White and metallics. If you’re looking for more minimalist but equally dreamy holiday home decor, think white. This look works well in homes that already have a neutral color palette. The layer of white with accents of pearl, gold, or even rose gold warms up the room and provides an air of calm.

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These two colors also work nicely with holiday garland. With the citrus added, this entry has a more lighthearted and inviting look.

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4. Purple and blue. Purple really packs a punch when it comes to dramatic decor and creates a warm, inviting and lush living space. In this home, the orbs at the ceiling catch your attention. And then, as you look more closely, you can find other dots of purple and blue on the gifts and tree.

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Jewel-toned pink works really well with shiny metallic finishes and creates a joyful and vibrant holiday home — inside and outside.

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3. Pink and metallics. If you love to go big with color, pink might be your perfect pick for the holidays.Pink is happy, whimsical and fun, and it pairs well with pretty much any color.

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Navy and gold also work well together at your winter dining table. Use navy table linens, such as napkins or a tablecloth. Then sprinkle gold elements around the table in the form of candleholders, napkin rings, decor or flatware. Your tabletop will feel much more sophisticated and festive right away.

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Or choose brighter, richer and more vibrant tones of blue and green to create a warm, welcoming and energizing space.Some of my favorite blues and greens for holiday decor are baby blue, teal and lime green.

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1. Blue and green. Because blue and green are regularly used together in everyday looks, they can be the perfect place to start when branching out (pun intended) from the traditional red and green used for Christmas.

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