
Decorating the Christmas tree is a ritual that officially marks the arrival of Christmas, and it comes with a wealth of fond memories from our childhood.
Some of us start very early so we can enjoy it for longer, others leave it until the last minute; some do it with great enthusiasm, others mostly to please the youngest members of the family. But all of us are faithful to tradition, and the moment comes to decorate the Christmas tree that will steal the show in our home for a few weeks.
In the past, choosing a Christmas tree was a dilemma between a real tree and an artificial one. Today, however, there are clearly more options, and they depend on the overall style and layout of our space.
To help you choose the ideal Christmas tree, we have gathered a few suggestions that depart from the “traditional” style…

Half Tree
A classic suggestion for this year’s Christmas is the half tree.
The half tree is ideal for small apartments, as its branches grow on only one side of the tree, saving space – and ornaments too!
It fits in any part of your living room and creates the special atmosphere you have always wanted in your home!

Silver Fir
A more minimalist alternative to the traditional Christmas tree this year is the silver fir.
It is ideal for any modern space! To decorate it, choose purple and glass ornaments to achieve an aristocratic style with touches bathed in light!

Glitter Branch
A new idea for small, modern spaces is the glitter branch in a pot.
Decorated with silver teardrops and rhinestone baubles, your tree will be truly spectacular, promising a journey of sensations and sparkle!

Palm Tree
The “Palm” tree is the ideal choice for any neoclassical home! Dare to decorate it with handmade objects in shades of red and green, which catch the eye and breathe the scent of Christmas!

Small Fir
Small fir = romance and childhood innocence in every corner! How should you decorate it? Choose handmade ornaments in fabric, wood and iron, and “flood” the small fir with love and childhood memories! A whole world is in your hands to create a tree that is ideal for our little friends!
Text: Kyriaki Lianopoulou (Interior Decorator)