Christmas trees don't have to be green and don't have to be decorated with red ornaments.
Here are a few interior designer tips & tricks for how to decorate a Christmas tree with purple.
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree with Purple - AI generated image for inspirational purposes onlyLights
To accentuate your Christmas tree, it should be lit well.
You can use clear or white Christmas lights, a solid color of your choice Christmas lights (it doesn't have to be purple), or multi colored Christmas lights on your tree.
Make sure to use at least 1 strand of 100 lights per foot height of tree.
So, if you have a 7 foot tree, you should use 7 strands of 100 lights.
Even if you have a pre-lit tree, feel free to add more lights.
It is nearly impossible to have too many lights.
A designer tip is to use a few strands of larger lights spread throughout your Christmas tree. The larger lights will create a variety of light sizes to add interest to your Christmas tree.
For a slight twinkle effect, add 1 or 2 strands of blinking lights wrapped around the trunk of the tree, not throughout the tree limbs.
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree with Purple - AI generated image for inspirational purposes onlyOrnaments
Feel free to use whatever purple Christmas ornaments #ad you want.
You can use all the same purple with different shapes and textures, or you can use the same ornament in different shades of purple.
Consider also using ornaments of different sizes for variation, but don't go too large else your Christmas tree might look juvenile.
Ornaments can be lavender, eggplant, lilac, plum, periwinkle, light purple, dark purple, or whatever color or colors of purple that you prefer.
A designer tip is to use a little bit of a contrasting color to go with the purple, such as gold, red, teal, orange, blue, aqua, or hot pink, but make sure that purple is the predominant color.
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree with Purple - AI generated image for inspirational purposes onlyFillers
To add extra texture to your tree, consider using fillers.
You can add bows, feathers, beads, garland, pine cones, floral picks, or whatever you want in order to fill your tree.
For an elegant look, select velvet and/or satin ribbons and metallic items for a bit of sparkle and glamour.
For a more rustic look, decorate your Christmas tree with pine cones, twigs, grapevine, and other items from nature.
If your style is more coastal, you can add driftwood, sea glass, and other items found in coastal surroundings.
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree with Purple - AI generated image for inspirational purposes onlyDon't neglect the top and bottom of your Christmas tree
Top your tree with a beautiful bow with ribbons cascading down the tree or whatever other tree topper you desire.
Also finish the bottom of your tree with a beautiful tree skirt or white poinsettia plants.
Wrap your Christmas gifts in color coordinating gift wrap #ad and put them below your Christmas tree.
A designer tip is to use 3 different colors of gift wrap with 3 different colors of ribbons, then mix and match the ribbons with the gift wrap to create many different combinations. You can even add more than 1 ribbon to each gift.
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