Christmas Ornaments + Tree Trimmings

Build Christmas Tree Decorations in Layers

A styled tree is built from the inside out. Lights come first, then ribbon, then ornaments. Larger ornaments tucked deep into the branches create depth, while smaller ones at the tips catch the light. Unique Christmas ornaments carry more weight when they are surrounded by simpler ones, so let a few statement pieces stand out against a base of glass in two or three coordinating finishes.

Use Christmas Tree Ribbon to Create Movement

Ribbon is what ties individual ornaments into a single composition. Velvet bows placed at intervals, with long tails falling vertically through the branches, read as more tailored than garland wrapped around the tree. Repeating one ribbon color keeps the eye moving from top to bottom.

Choose a Tree Topper in Proportion to the Tree

The tree topper is the final detail and the one most often undersized. A topper that is too small leaves the tree looking unfinished, while one that is too large overwhelms it. An angel or a jeweled bow should feel substantial enough to complete the silhouette.

For those who would rather leave the tree to our team, we offer luxury holiday styling.