Color schemes help us to decide on our decorations more easily and effectively. Christmas color schemes should be chosen keeping in mind:
* The color scheme of the home
* Favorite holiday decoration
* Color of the fabric most commonly used
* Chosen motifs or focal points such as beaded fruits, fresh apples and cranberries and pine cones.
* Kids Christmas parties may use colors of candy canes and tinsel.
* Choose colors according to your party theme. Silver, white and light blue colors are appropriate for a snowflake theme.
* You may get ideas for color schemes from beautiful wrapping papers, store Christmas displays, photo layouts published in magazines and even hues of ribbons.
* Match your party color scheme with the interiors of your homes. Warm tones of gold and red won't go well with icy silvers and whites.
* Keep harmony in mind. Contemporary black and silver interiors won't coordinate well with rustic trees, twig garlands and blue cloth angels.
* Room to room transitions go well if spaces look well-coordinated by introducing repetition of colors in various ways in different rooms. Red and green color scheme can use red with green accents in the living room and green with red accents in the adjacent family room with all-green dining room and all-red kitchen. It helps to maintain continuity without being boring.
* Colors of ribbons and bows can either be uniform or in contrasting colors throughout the Christmas holiday decoration. They can be of varying widths too - narrower ones for the candlesticks and wider ones for wreaths and garlands.
* Colors with equal depth harmonize well with each other. Pastels such as pink, peach, butter, baby blue, lilac and mint look beautiful together.
* Deep jewel tones such as navy, hunter and deep red make beautiful combinations.
* Most colors work well with white, ivory and metallic tones such as brass, gold, silver, pewter and rusted iron.
* Some of tested Christmas home décor color schemes are red and green; red and white; all-white; any color with gold, white or silver; white, blue and silver; ivory and brushed gold; sage green, ivory and pewter; bright purple, blue and green; icy blue, lilac and silver; beige, brown, golden yellows and rust; forest green, burgundy and gold; and red, yellow and blue.
* Monochromatic color schemes may look attractive too with variation of shades. Reds, greens and blues are generally chosen for such color schemes that can be played down using white accents.
* For monochromatic schemes, play with proportion and texture such as the size of ornaments and decorations and smooth ribbons, fluffy garlands and matte to shiny and smooth finishes.
* In colder countries warmer tones of reds, warm yellows, and golden colors may look more beautiful while warmer countries may use snow themed and icy cool colors such as blue, lilac, silver and white. For a unique party, you may like to experiment with almost neutral color schemes too such as grays and beiges.
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2006-11-14 20:04:22
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answered by Anonymous
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Red, Gold and Green are the Christmas Colors.
2006-11-14 20:01:15
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answered by JustMe 3
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Well, Red and Green are the most common colors. But if you want to go a little different and still be very christmassy, I think white, blue and green go well too.
I recently went to a Pier 1 imports showroom and was amazed and delighted how beautiful the store looked in the white, blue and green decor. They also had a section going with red, white and green, which was very beautiful too.
But I thought the one with blue was better simply because it was very new and different.
2006-11-15 09:09:58
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answered by web_researcher 4
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Depending on what style you're going for. If you want something elegant, go with deep reds and golds. If you want something fun, go with the classic red and green. Do what you like most, you can't go wrong!
2006-11-15 03:04:40
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answered by KrisKarson 4
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Nothing says Christmas like red and white or red and green.Throw in some accent tinsels of gold and silver or maybe just gold.Merry Christmas.peace.Chio!Riz>.
2006-11-14 20:07:04
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answered by Shalimaar 3
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Xmas colors are green & red with a touch of gold and silver, but you can go completely wild and go purple, fuschia and orange! No limits!
2006-11-14 20:09:05
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answered by pegs 3
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red is nice and warm and good to go together with an orange or goldish color.
But this year I have done something different. I have red, brown and silver and it is working out very nicely.
Happy decorating.!!!
2006-11-14 20:00:56
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answered by Teddy 2
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red and green with mabey some silver or gold to touch it up a little
2006-11-14 20:12:23
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answered by ? 2
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green and red are the traditional christmas colors...
white and red still look christmasy... then you can spice it up with silver or gold...
2006-11-14 20:02:11
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answered by peanut butter 2
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Red and green.
2006-11-14 20:02:01
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answered by jammer 6
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i love red and gold.... a nice crimson red looks gorgeous with white lights!
2006-11-14 20:05:41
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answered by a.b. 2
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