Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but it’s not just about Christmas Day.
There’s the lead-up to Christmas, the anticipation, and the excitement of Santa’s arrival.
There’s the shopping, the wrapping, and the baking. And there’s the decorating.
Decorating the tree is a big part of what makes Christmas so magical.
It’s the centerpiece of your festive décor, the one thing that says Christmas more than anything else.
But if you want to make your tree extra special this year, you need to think about a theme.
A themed Christmas tree is a unique and memorable way to celebrate the holiday.
It’s a chance to showcase your creativity and your personality, and it’s an opportunity to create a tree that’s truly one of a kind.
Whether your style is traditional, modern, or somewhere in between, there’s a theme that’s perfect for you.
In this post, we’ll explore 29 Christmas tree themes that are guaranteed to inspire you.
We’ll look at a wide range of styles, from classic to contemporary, and we’ll show you how to bring each theme to life.
We’ll also share some tips on how to decorate your tree and how to choose the right theme for your home.
So, grab a cup of hot cocoa, put on your favorite Christmas album, and let’s get started!
1. A Rustic Christmas Tree Theme
A flocked tree, a buffalo check tree skirt and a burlap ribbon are the perfect base for this rustic Christmas tree.
The oversized ornaments are a great way to fill in the tree and give it a modern look.
2. A Scandinavian Christmas Tree Theme
Incorporate the minimalism of Scandinavian design into your Christmas tree.
A sparse tree with white and wood ornaments is a beautiful way to embrace the theme.
Add cozy textures like knit stockings, a faux fur tree skirt, and a plaid blanket to complete the look.
3. A Woodland Christmas Tree Theme
If you love the great outdoors, bring a woodsy feel to your Christmas tree with a fun woodland theme.
Decorate with plaid ribbon, animal ornaments, and other rustic accents like pine cones, mushrooms, and acorns.
Top it off with a cute owl or bird’s nest to complete the look.
4. A Whimsical Christmas Tree Theme
This colorful, whimsical tree from Sugar & Cloth is the stuff that Christmas dreams are made of.
The bright colors are so fun, and we love how they’re balanced with a few metallic ornaments.
The finishing touch? A giant, colorful bow on top of the tree.
5. A White Christmas Tree Theme
White Christmas trees are a fun twist on the traditional green.
You can decorate a white tree with any theme you’d like, but we love the idea of a winter wonderland theme.
This tree is decorated with snowflakes, white and silver ornaments, and touches of blue.
You can also add white lights or even white flocking to make your tree look like it’s covered in snow.
6. A Vintage Christmas Tree Theme
This tree theme is for the collector at heart.
Whether you want to show off your favorite vintage finds or you want to create a vintage vibe with new decorations,
a vintage Christmas tree is a great way to do it.
Use a color scheme of vintage pastels and add in metallics for a modern twist.
Top it off with a vintage-inspired topper and you have a tree that is sure to bring back memories.
Pro tip: If you’re using vintage decorations, be sure to handle them with care. Vintage ornaments are often fragile and can break easily.
7. A Traditional Christmas Tree Theme
Sometimes, traditional is the way to go.
This classic Christmas tree is filled with red, green, and gold ornaments and decorations.
The addition of plaid ribbon and a plaid tree skirt really makes this tree feel like it’s straight from a Hallmark movie.
8. A Snowy Christmas Tree Theme
This look would be perfect for a flocked tree.
But if you don’t want to commit to a flocked tree, you can still get this snowy look by adding lots of white and silver ornaments.
I love the way the white ornaments almost blend in with the tree. It makes the tree look so full and covered in snow.
9. A Silver and Gold Christmas Tree Theme
Silver and gold are the perfect pair to create a timeless look. We love how the silver and gold ornaments are mixed on this tree.
The gold ribbon with the silver and gold ornaments and the silver ribbon with the silver and gold ornaments give the tree a cohesive look.
10. A Scandinavian Christmas Tree Theme
Scandinavian holiday decor is known for its simplicity, white color scheme, and natural materials.
To create a similar look on your Christmas tree, use white, gray, and light brown ornaments.
Add in a few pops of red and green to keep it festive, and finish off the look with a wooden bead garland.
11. A Rustic Glam Christmas Tree Theme
This Christmas tree theme is the perfect mix of rustic and glam.
Start with a flocked tree and add in lots of rustic elements like pinecones, burlap ribbon, and wooden ornaments.
To add some glam to the tree, use gold, silver, and rose gold ornaments. You could also add in some metallic ribbon or even some fairy lights.
I love how the tree is topped with a burlap bow and some sprigs of greenery. It adds the perfect finishing touch to this rustic glam tree theme!
12. A Rustic and Gold Christmas Tree Theme
This rustic and sophisticated Christmas tree designed by Craftberry Bush is a beautiful example of how you can mix cozy and elegant.
The key to this tree is the color scheme.
The soft white, gold, and tan colors give the tree a rustic and cozy vibe, while the sophisticated gold ornaments and decor give it an elegant touch.
13. A Red and White Christmas Tree Theme
This classic color scheme is perfect for a farmhouse Christmas.
The red and white elements on the tree are carried throughout the room in the form of throw pillows and a cozy blanket.
The red and white plaid ribbon and ornaments on the tree are the perfect complement to the red and white decor.
14. A Red and Gold Christmas Tree Theme
A red and gold color scheme is a classic choice for a Christmas tree theme.
You can keep it traditional by incorporating red and gold ornaments or get creative with red and gold ribbon and other decorations.
This tree is decorated with a red and gold ribbon garland and red and gold ornaments. The tree topper is made with a large red and gold bow.
15. A Red and Green Christmas Tree Theme
If you’re a traditionalist at heart, then you can’t go wrong with a red and green Christmas tree.
This classic color scheme will never go out of style and will make you feel like you’re in the middle of a Hallmark movie all season long.
16. A Peacock Themed Christmas Tree
Peacock feathers are so beautiful and vibrant, and they make the perfect inspiration for a Christmas tree theme.
Use peacock ornaments, ribbon, and picks to decorate your tree, and then add in some coordinating decorations around the room.
17. A Nutcracker Themed Christmas Tree
This nutcracker themed Christmas tree is a showstopper!
The traditional red and green color scheme of the ornaments and ribbon are accented with gold, making it feel extra special.
A nutcracker topper and nutcracker ornaments give this tree a cohesive theme.
18. A Nautical Themed Christmas Tree
If you live by the ocean, you know that nautical decor is a must. Why not bring that same look to your Christmas tree?
This one is covered in blue and white ornaments, as well as a few starfish and seashells.
19. A Modern Christmas Tree
If you’re a fan of the modern farmhouse look, then you’re going to love this Christmas tree.
The tree is decked out with black and white ornaments, a black and white buffalo check ribbon, and a black and white plaid tree skirt.
The look is completed with a black and white sign that reads “Merry Christmas.”
The tree topper is a black and white plaid bow. A black and white theme is a fun and festive way to decorate a Christmas tree in a modern way.
20. A Mickey Mouse Themed Christmas Tree
We have to admit, we love a good Mickey Mouse themed Christmas tree.
Not only is it a great way to show off your love for all things Disney, but it’s also a great way to show off your favorite Mickey Mouse ornaments.
Use a mix of red, black, and white ornaments and ribbon to create a classic color scheme, and top your tree with a pair of Mickey Mouse ears.
21. A Merry and Bright Christmas Tree
If you’re a fan of color, you’ll love this merry and bright Christmas tree theme!
Start with a pastel tree and add colorful ornaments in every shape and size. Top with a rainbow of ribbon and bright poinsettias.
22. A Masculine Christmas Tree
If you’re not into the traditional red and green color scheme, then you’ll love this tree.
This masculine design is full of deep colors like navy, burgundy, and hunter green.
The tree is decorated with a mix of plaid, velvet, and leather ornaments. And the topper is a simple bow made from a navy velvet ribbon.
23. A Glamorous Christmas Tree
Incorporate metallic ornaments and ribbon to give your Christmas tree a touch of glamour.
Keep the rest of the decor in the room neutral to make the tree the focal point.
You can also add a few flocked branches to your tree to make it look like a winter wonderland.
Conclusion
Whether you’re set on a color scheme, love one style, or have ornaments you can’t wait to use, your tree should reflect your taste. From maximalist to minimalist, earthy to glitz, there are so many styles to choose from. Don’t forget to check out our tree toppers, garland, and other Christmas decor resources for more inspiration!