How to decorate a Christmas tree with silver toys?
The abundance of Christmas tree decorations in stores, as well as beautiful photos of decorated Christmas trees on the Internet sometimes confuses people: they cannot decide how best to decorate a holiday tree so that it looks original and harmonious. Today we invite you to familiarize yourself with how you can decorate a fir tree with silver toys, with what they can be combined, and we will clearly demonstrate what has been said.
Solid color options
A tree decorated with balls of the same color gives the impression of discreet luxury. If you are a supporter of minimalism, you should definitely like this option. Yes, such a spruce will not stand out effectively, shimmering with all the colors of the rainbow, but you will not refuse it in style, and its owner - in taste.
As a rule, fans of scandi dress up New Year's trees in a single silvery color scheme.
However, it should be understood that if the spruce is "bald", and there are sufficiently large gaps between the branches, such "outfit" will not look on it, it will simply "be lost." It is best to decorate a fluffy snow-covered tree with monochromatic toys.... Complement the "image" of the forest beauty by decorating her head with an asterisk or icicle.
By the way, do not forget that silver also has shades: it can be darker or lighter. A tree decorated with toys of different colors will look even more interesting.
If you can't imagine a festive tree without a garland, choose one that is equipped with cold white bulbs. Warm yellows will be out of place here.
How to combine silver with other colors?
Now let's find out what colors can be combined with silver in the decor of the Christmas tree.
With white
This version has already become a classic of the genre. Spruce, dressed in white and silver tones, evokes associations with snow, a winter fairy tale, and a magical forest. Such a tree can be easily "fit" into any interior, it will not be knocked out of its style.
Those who do not like white can, as an alternative, be offered to use tones that are close to it: pearl, beige, champagne, cream, ash.
In addition to traditional balls, icicles and snowflakes, you can decorate a silvery-white fir tree with miniature angels, lush flowers, figures of ballerinas in lush snow-white tutus, and openwork feathers.
With red
The bright scarlet color is always striking, it looks very elegant and solemn. Its mix with silver is one of the best solutions when decorating New Year's decor. Spruce with red balls, complemented by silver, will not be overly pretentious.
The main rule to remember when choosing this color scheme is a careful "dosage" of red. If you overdo it with it, you can get an overly bright tree, which in the end will quickly get bored.
With pink
A very gentle combination. A mix of light and dark pink balls will look beautiful. Also, a spruce in a pink-silver color can be supplemented with lilac and raspberry toys.
Be sure to hang a garland with miniature monochromatic lights.
With purple
A very sophisticated trendy color. Some are afraid to use it for festive room decoration, as it is not easy to combine with other shades. However, in our case, the mix of silver and purple will be flawless, these colors are not "at odds" with each other, but only complement each other.
It is recommended to add toys of lilac, purple, raspberry and lavender tones to the Christmas tree "outfit" using this range.
With blue and blue
These shades are considered the most "wintry" along with white and silver. Therefore, it is not surprising that many people choose them for New Year's decor. All shades of blue-blue scale will do: heavenly, indigo, tiffany, marine and many others. They can also be combined with each other.
With green
Quite an unusual solution. Some people believe that it makes no sense, because the needles of spruce, pine or fir are the same color, why also hang green toys? Will they not "get lost" against its background? The answer is simple: you just need to choose the right shade of greenery. For example, light green, herbal or emerald green.
In addition, green toys will look harmonious and interesting on a snow-covered or white Christmas tree. Silver will only complement and shade them.
With golden
Awesome solution. Looks very rich, stylish and solemn. Gold combined with silver give an unusual play of light, so no additional decor will be needed for such a tree.
With black
Not a very popular option, however, it also takes place. True, the black and silver scale looks gloomy, but here "Diluted" with snow-white or gold, it already takes on a completely different look.
By the way, in this case it is not at all necessary to select exactly black toys - the needles of an artificial tree can be black, as well as tinsel, ribbons and bows.
Beautiful examples
Now, admire our selection of photos and make sure once again that decorating a Christmas tree using a silver color is a really great solution.
- Gold, white and silver create a stunning ensemble on a fluffy snow-covered tree. They are not at all contradicted by the pleasant coffee shade of the curtain and sofa. Boxes with New Year's gifts are designed in the same style with the decor of the tree and the room as a whole.
- Pay attention to how stunningly harmonious large pale pink flowers look on a silvery-pink Christmas tree.
- A bright and extravagant solution. A mix of different shades of purple echoes perfectly with splashes of silver. The crown of the spruce, decorated with a purple organza bow, looks unusual.
- And here we already see a beautiful Christmas tree, decorated with tiffany-colored balls. Silver ribbons, flowers, feathers perfectly complement her "image".
By the way, look: there are quite a lot of toys on the tree, but there is no feeling of congestion and luridness due to the chosen color scheme.
- Truly a royal tree. This is what we talked about earlier - optimal "dosage" of red, as well as the choice of its appropriate shade... Here it is rather dark red than scarlet. Compared to the number of silvery elements, there are fewer reds. We can also see some golden colored toys. The design of the tree echoes the design of the Christmas wreath hanging over the fireplace.
