Captivating ideas for Christmas-themed home interiors
Renowned designers Jaideep Thareja, Anil Badan, Chhaya Sharma, and Sumit Dhawan share festive creative concepts for enchanting Christmas spaces.
What makes a space feel wonderful during Christmas? Is it the glittering lights or the warmth of a roaring fire? The festive season brings people together, inspiring feelings of delight and wonder. To capture this atmosphere, the venues must reflect the charm of the season, transforming ordinary settings into joyful havens. From decorating the Christmas tree to illuminating corners, places may be transformed to celebrate the essence of the season. The goal is to capture the mood of the festival, whether by decorating the halls or making eye-catching table designs. In this article, industry professionals provide advice for designing with the theme of Christmas while complementing the beauty of the home.
Transforming the living room
The essence of Christmas begins in the living room, with the notable Christmas tree and layered textures. “The tree is frequently the centrepiece, and its adornment sets the tone. A classic appearance can include gold decorations and warm white lights, while a contemporary tree might have minimalistic patterns. Additionally, textiles can be layered to create a cosy atmosphere. Plush throws, faux fur pillows, and knit blankets can all help to create a cosy atmosphere. Use these pieces to stack seating areas and create welcoming places for family and friends,” says Ar. Jaideep Thareja, Principal Architect of Jaideep Thareja Architects.
Elevating the dining area
The dining area is where people come together for shared meals and laughs, so designing a setting is crucial. “To begin, a centrepiece might help define the table’s concept. Tall, thin candles set among fresh greenery can add liveliness to any table. Personalise place settings with name cards or small gifts for guests to add to the delight of being together. Metallic embellishments, such as gold or silver cutlery, can enhance the elegance of the table,” describes Ar. Anil Badan, Founder & Principal Architect at Studio B Architects.
Implementing the right colour palette
Choosing the proper colour palette is critical for creating a coherent festive design. According to Chhaya Sharma, Principal Designer at Design ArTEC, “Traditional Christmas colours like red, green, and gold evoke nostalgia and warmth.” To create a modern aesthetic, consider using navy blue or metallic silver. Modern designers frequently experiment with a single colour scheme, such as all-white decor, to create a classy winter aesthetic.”
Adding the magic of lighting to spaces
Lighting transforms a space, and at Christmas, it creates a magical atmosphere. “To give depth and warmth, combine ambient lighting, such as overhead fixtures, with accent lights like string lights and lanterns. Lights shaped like stars or snowflakes can add to the festive ambience. Additionally, adjustable lighting intensities and pre-set durations promote energy economy and a celebratory atmosphere,” articulates Ar. Sumit Dhawan, Founder & Principal Architect of Cityspace’82 Architects.
Creating Christmas-themed places is an art form that combines creativity and innovation. Bring your imagination to show this Christmas by creating a festive refuge that tells a narrative. After all, the essence of Christmas is about the happiness it offers to those who celebrate it!
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