Christmas Garland

Light-up for the Christmas tree and windows, decorative (pom-poms, wood) for walls and tables.

Warm (gold, warm white) for a cozy ambiance, multicolored for a more festive and childlike spirit.

On the Christmas tree, draped on a wall, around windows, or along a staircase railing.

Christmas garlands come in a wide variety of materials, from traditional ones like wood, metal, or glass, to more trendy ones like rattan, cork, or pom-poms. The choice of material will depend on the ambiance you wish to create.

A fixed Christmas garland is static and has no movement. An animated garland, on the other hand, incorporates luminous or mechanical elements that give it a sparkling, flashing, or rotating effect, bringing a touch of dynamism and magic to your decoration.

It depends on the size of your tree. Generally, allow for a 2 to 3-meter garland for a small tree of 1 to 1.50 meters, and add an additional garland per meter of height. You can also layer several Christmas garlands for a more generous effect.

After the holidays, start by carefully unplugging and unrolling your Christmas garlands. Remove any detachable decorative elements like baubles, ribbons, or pom-poms. Roll the garland on itself and store it in a dry, dust-free place, such as a dedicated box or storage bag.

Current trends for Christmas garlands focus on natural materials like wood, rattan, or cork, as well as decorative elements like pom-poms, dried flowers, or small fruits. The key colors are neutral tones, white, beige, and fir green, for a cozy and Scandinavian atmosphere.