Small spaces are always cozier than larger ones, that’s why resisting the charm of a tiny house Christmas is impossible. There is more to their charm than just their sweet size, though. The tiny house movement is all about making the biggest impact in the smallest ways. Decorating for a tiny house Christmas is much more than just small decorations. Here are some ideas for such a Christmas that you may incorporate into your Christmas home decor, no matter if it’s small or large.
Choose The Right Scale For Your Decorations
Focus on the size and scale of your decorations is key. Like choosing furniture, your Christmas tree and other large decorations don’t have to fill the room. The extra space you create by sizing down your Christmas decor gives you more room for entertaining and just enjoying the holidays without clutter.
A small tree requires small-scaled ornaments, which won't take much space and will look appropriate.
You may skip the ornaments at all, just use some lights or nothing at all, such decor is popular.
Try various creative ideas, for example, a wall-mounted Christmas tree, which won't take much space.
A small Christmas tree doesn't require many ornaments, take just several ones and decorate your tree.
Small-scaled Christmas ornaments are always cool, size them down to get more space.
Use A Simple Christmas Decorating Color Scheme
Color is one of the easiest ways to simplify your decor. If you are living in a small space, a small color palette of two to three colors to make the space feel larger and more open. The same goes to holiday decor, and the point isn’t only in choosing fewer colors but also in the colors that make big or small impact on your space. The best idea is to choose one main color and one or two accent colors for your decorations. White, silver and gray are awesome colors for brightening up a small space and are perfect for Christmas decorating in a small home.
Silver and white Christmas decor is a cool color scheme, which is neutral enough and has enough impact.
A neutral snowy Christmas tree with metallic glitter ornaments and lights is great as it has enough impact.
Neutral Christmas decor is always a win-win idea, it doesn't make your space feel smaller and reminds of snowy locations.
If neutrals aren't your thing, choose one dominant color, fro example, red, and one or two accent shades.
Emerald is one of the traditional Christmas colors, it may be accented with gold or red.
Snowy white Christmas trees and garlands are great for any space, they create a winter wonderland.
You may skip the color scheme and try only natural shades using natural items and pieces for decor.
Pastels can be another nice idea for Christmas decor, they are neutral yet bring some color to the space.
White is a perfect dominant color, which can be accented with any other colors.
Decorate In Unexpected Ways
Take the challenge of decorating without a lot of floor space! This challenge inspires creating really new and fresh ways to display Christmas decorations that can be used in any home. If you’d like to preserve floor space, think about how you can create displays using walls, tables, windows and even your ceiling to decorate in new ways. Suspended Christmas trees are a hot trend, too, remember that!
Decorate the railing with evergreens and some ornaments of your choice, no floor space taken.
Create an overhead decoration over the dining table and add lights to make your meals more festive.
Decorate the wall with paper snowflakes and lights to create a charming ambience while sleeping.
Cover the archways with evergreens to make the space feel festive and not taking any floorspace.
A lush hanging Christmas wreath chandelier with silver ornaments doesn't take much space.
A chandelier can be also decorated with Christmas ornaments, it's easy and very fast.
Choose a Theme to Maximize Your Decorating Budget
When you see all those beautiful decorations in stores, impulse buying can be a big problem – you will waste your money and fill in a small space very fast. To avoid that, choose a theme and color palette before you go to stores, it can help you make good decisions when you shop. Keep a few photos of Christmas decor you love on your phone so that when you are out in the stores you can refer to them to keep yourself on track.
A set of greenery wreaths hanging on the wall on a branch is a very chic and natural idea.
A branch with hanging down Christmas ornaments is a cool idea to decorate any space with modern vibes.
Such plywood Christmas trees don't take much floor space, they are a great alternative to usual ones.
A Christmas tree can be created on a door, too, no floor space is required here.