We interviewed design, color, and Christmas decor experts to learn which palettes will be hot this year.
Derpinski recommends gold accents and natural textures to accompany the colors in this palette.
“Pair neutral tones with a soft gold to create a grounded, elegant atmosphere.
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Annie Schlechter
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She suggests pastel Christmas lights on a green or white tree for a tint of added color.
Use a light and snowy cream hue as a grounding color.
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Juzenaite suggests adding chrome and other metallic finishes to a Christmas tree to representan icy wonderland.
“This pairing creates a serene, luxurious feel that never goes out of style,” Derpinski says.
David Tsay
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Deep emerald, rich burgundy, and dark navy offer a sophisticated twist on the traditional red-and-green palette.
These tones add richness and warmth, making a room feel festive yet refined, Derpinski explains.
She recommends velvet pillows, dark red florals, andlush green garlandsfor a cozy and classic holiday ambiance.
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Kantz suggests rounding out the moody colors with crisp, cool white and soft gold accents.
Warm lights, frosted greenery, and shimmery ribbon all help brighten the powerful use of black hue.
“Its dramatic, chic, and perfect for upscale spaces,” Derpinski says.
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Wendy Ball & Dara Albanese
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Inject the opulent shades into your decor with ornaments, stockings, ribbons, and garlands.
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