Instead, make these awesome paper candle ornaments for that old-fashioned feeling on your tree.
VINTAGE CHRISTMAS DECOR IDEAS CODE
While Christmas trees of the past were often lit by real candles, fire code says that’s a definite no-no these days. These DIY retro candles remind me of that simpler time and will make for adorable additions to your vintage home decor! Paper Candle Ornaments Photo by The House That Lars Built Who else remembers craft days at school with fondness? Every holiday season in grade school, time would be spent making the cutest crafts to gift to our family members. The Bing Crosby record is the cherry on top of this shelving setup! DIY Retro Candles Photo by Smile Mercantile Craft Company Retro Ornament Wreath Photo by Inspired by CharmĪnother way to use vintage ornaments is by making a bright and colourful ornament wreath! These will bring a whole lot of cheer into your home and definitely have a retro feel, especially if you add in some tinsel like in the example above! Vintage Farmhouse Shelving Photo by Itty Bitty FarmhouseĬhristmas at the farmhouse is all about honing into those rustic details – from white ceramics and natural garlands to greenery and wooden sleighs. Reminiscent of Christmas a la Little Women, dried oranges can be used as tree decorations, garland or even in wrapping gifts. A small and cute detail that adds a dose of nostalgia that will charm all who you host this holiday season! Dried Orange Christmas Decor Photo by Anika Pannuĭried oranges are an easy and crafty way to bring a vintage feel into your holiday decor. Vintage Christmas Tree Train Photo by A Beautiful MessĮxperience the magic of the season like you’re a kid again by installing a train set around the base of your Christmas tree. You can easily find them secondhand on Facebook marketplace or new from places like Canadian Tire and Urban Outfitters. If you’re going for a vintage Christmas aesthetic this year, a ceramic tree is a must! These illuminated pieces will add all the charm of days gone by to your space. Red and Green Vintage Christmas Decor Photo by White Arrows HomeĪsk anyone what the most traditional Christmas colours are and chance are they will say red and green! Lean into this classic combination with plaids, poinsettias, holly, garland and more! Hosting your holiday in a cozy cabin setting will help, too! Ceramic Vintage Christmas Tree Photo by House of Hawthornes Shiny Brite Retro Ornaments Photo by Two Twenty Oneįor those who like a colourful Christmas theme, Shiny Brite ornaments are the best way to also bring in that retro element! These eye-catching ornaments were first created in Germany in the 1930’s and have become an iconic ornament that continues to be sold today. This one is best for people without pets, as the tinsel can be harmful to cats and dogs if ingested. These metallic strands create a maximalist aesthetic that will have your tree sparkling all night long. One of the key aspects of vintage Victorian Christmas trees is loose tinsel. Whether you’re going for the ultimate cozy vibes of the Victorian era or for the futuristic retro feel of the 40’s to 60’s, there’s a vintage decor style to suit your holiday taste! Vintage Christmas Tinsel Tree Photo by Making it in the Mountains One of the most unique ways to decorate for Christmas is to look to the past for a little bit of inspiration.
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