Believe it or not, the custom of decorating Christmas trees is close to four centuries old. The tree was initially hung from the ceiling upside down, then later placed into a stand shaped like a cross with the tip to the top and trimmed with available decorations made from such materials as wood, paper, corn, straw, dough... The ornaments hanging from the tree have clearly changed since those days, and so has the diversity of the auxiliary decoration. Get inspired.
A dining table – 3 different ideas
Complere guide for an Advent wreath here
A carp scale is an important detail under each plate – it is believed it ensures good income for next year
Window decorations
Who says tulips do not contribute towards Christmas decoration?
Made from paper or window foil, landscapes and snowflakes create a good winter atmosphere
A ball made from pine cones
Outdoor Decorations
And finally the Christmas Tree
How about going non traditional this year – upside down Christmas tree
Photos: Martina Advaney
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