Mini Red & Silver Baubles

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A cool, relaxing colour scheme will make your room feel like a winter wonderland! Blue and silver pair together perfectly and look simply stunning in rooms with a modern or minimalist design. Different colours can evoke certain moods. When choosing a colour scheme, decide what kind of mood you’re going for. Use solid-coloured decorations for a more uniform look. Hand painted baubles are also a great option if you want to add something unique to your tree. Red is complementary with green and while gold is complementary with blue. So if you have a room with a blue or green colour scheme, red and gold might be best for your Christmas tree. Red & silver

If there’s one thing every home needs at Christmas time, it’s a tree. The one item that truly says, ‘Xmas has arrived’, there’s nothing better than finding the ultimate tree for your home before getting the whole family together to dress it up. Helping to add wonder to your home, our collection of Christmas trees has something for everyone. A tree for all If you use a natural colour scheme, you may want to decorate the rest of your room with some Christmas garlands. As this is a common colour scheme, finding red and white Christmas tree decorations should be easy. After all, red and white baubles go hand-in-hand. You can alternate solid red and white baubles or opt for a red and white bauble set with swirls and stripes. Pre-lit Christmas trees are another option, saving the hassle of untangling Christmas lights every year. For Christmas tree light colours, you can choose from bright white, warm white and multicolour LEDs and use these to showcase your colour scheme. Colour theoryA tip from our stylists: Combine extra large Christmas baubles with some smaller shatterproof Christmas baubles in the same colour scheme. Outside use of Extra Large Baubles

Put them in garlands: String red baubles along a Christmas garland to add extra colour. If your garland is filled with red berries, red baubles are a great way to complement them. You can use a pre-lit garland or create your own using greenery, ribbons, and lights. We pride ourselves on offering a wide range of lights, in a variety of different styles. If you’re wondering where to start in finding your perfect lights, why not use our handy lights guide Now that you know what you’re looking for, here are a few popular Christmas tree colour schemes for you to choose from. Of course, you can always mix and match multiple themes that appeal to you. Red & white Red has also worked well with white to create a winter wonderland with lights, snowflakes, a snowy Christmas tree and faux snow; a Nordic-inspired theme with white wood tones and other rustic elements; or you could fully embrace the sweetness of candy canes and have a white Christmas tree with red baubles. Some red baubles also come with faux snow sprinkled on top of them to create a frosty look, an ideal match with our snowy Xmas trees. Gothic Hang them on the Christmas tree: No Christmas is complete without traditional Christmas tree. Hang your red baubles amongst other ornaments and Christmas tree lights to get you in the festive mood.There are plenty of white and silver baubles to choose from. When you go for this colour theme, some silver tinsel and white lighting can make your tree all the more vibrant. This theme is also excellent if you have a lot of angel-themed Christmas decorations in your home. Consider what style you’d like to emulate with your Christmas tree. Are you hoping for something vintage? In that case, you may want to have your Christmas tree decorated in traditional Christmas colours, like red, white, and gold, to add warmth. You could also pair red baubles with shades of pink, such as hot pink or fuchsia, for a festive and energetic look. Pink can help you create a Candyland-inspired theme, a floral and romantic theme with roses and love hearts or a retro theme with vintage-inspired shades of pink, such as dusty pink or coral. For a nautical theme with anchors, shells, and ropes, blue can also work well with red. Christmas trees have become incredibly varied over the years. Size, shape, and colour can differ from tree to tree. If you want your tree to reach its full potential, consider these factors when choosing a Christmas style.