A Christmas tree always creates a festive mood. The Christmas tree looks contrasting against many colours, so don't aim for an abundance of colour. Ideally, limit yourself to one, two or three shades, and also add the range christmas garlands to it. The colour scheme for Christmas tree decorations should match each other and the room's overall décor.

You can decorate your Christmas tree in a single colour. A restrained colour palette looks elegant and very pretty. The same colour scheme is usually used to create a minimalist look. Pink creates an atmosphere of romance and cheerfulness. It goes well with pastel coloured furniture and not too bright interiors.

A Christmas tree with red toys fits in with the classic decorating style. A white Christmas tree with a red outfit looks amazing. It can be varied with scarlet ribbons or a crimson wreath. A Christmas tree with a brown colour is complemented by yellow or gold tinsel.

A Christmas tree with purple decorations is advised to be complemented by appropriate bulbs. Place the larger pieces at the bottom and the smaller toys at the top. String tinsel can be arranged in a circle or spiral, and garlands can be hung from top to bottom. Place purple balloons in between. Crimson or metallic coloured toys can be added to give the Christmas decorations a bit of contrast.

New Year decorations often have a silver tone. It symbolises frosty patterns, ice and snow. Decoration in silver is perfect for New Year's Eve. The silver palette creates a fairytale mood. The cold steel shade does not do justice to flashy yellow lights. The right style is to opt for white illumination. A large number of toys is undesirable. Keep it simple and concise. An icicle or star-shaped decoration on top is a good choice.

The blue colour adds the illusion of a snowy object. Blue balloons and satin ribbons create a cold atmosphere. They are reminiscent of frozen water, twinkling stars in the winter sky. The colour blue brings a chill to the heart, but also brings a sense of peace and tranquillity. The blue stars and ribbons that symbolise waves create a beach-like atmosphere. The blue and blue balls bring peace of mind.

Christmas tree decorations in turquoise are perfect for interiors with a predominance of nautical colours. The emerald decorations harmonise pleasantly with the bluish needles. They also look good in tandem with large gold and silver balls. Clear glass Christmas decorations next to the turquoise balloons enhance the tree's woodland style design. The small air bubbles in the thickness of the glass resemble drops of water.

Those who like to sit in front of a warm fireplace or by candlelight should choose decorations in a golden tone. The most common decorations for Christmas trees are gold balls, stars, bows and other accessories of various sizes. You can hang rainbows and lanterns with yellow bulbs. A gold base is associated with real fire. It contributes to the image of a cosy winter evening.

It has become fashionable to decorate the Christmas tree in white. One feels like being in a winter forest after a recent heavy snowfall. Other light versions can also be used. Some people prefer to see the Christmas tree in powder, cream, beige, ash or pearl tones. A white spruce with green decoration looks very effective.