Sunflower Christmas trees and zero-waste decor among biggest Christmas 2019 trends, according to Pinterest
Pinterest reveals what's trending for the festive season.
Pinterest has revealed its Christmas 2019 home decor trends, based on what users are currently searching for.
When it comes to home decor, the research found that we're stepping away from traditional Christmas themes and adopting more unique ways of decorating. From sunflower Christmas trees to smaller trees, users are on the hunt for contemporary touches that reflect their modern lives.
Looking for some inspiration this festive season? Take a look at the top decor trends below...
Sunflower Christmas trees (+66%)
Bright sunflower Christmas trees feature high on Pinterest's trend list for Christmas 2019. Floral Christmas trees have actually been trending for a few years now, but it seems like sunflowers in particular have spiked in popularity as people hunt for more contemporary ways to decorate their trees.
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Boho Christmas decor (+65%)
Another searched-for trend is boho Christmas decor. From fresh whites to playful textures, this rustic decorating trend has increased by 65 per cent. Are you looking for stylish ideas for your home this year? Adopting a bohemian decorating style will bring some character to your Christmas tree and overall theme.
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Small Christmas trees (+50%)
With many of us living in smaller spaces, large Christmas trees can often be impractical. One of Pinterest's predictions for the festive season is that we'll be turning to smaller, space-saving trees instead, as searches for these have increased by 50 per cent.
Zero-waste ideas (+81%)
As our attention turns to the environment, zero-waste party decorations have increased by 81 per cent. From fabric gift wrap to eco-friendly table decor, Pinterest users are wanting to have a more sustainable Christmas.
Lisa Joyner is the Senior Digital Writer at House Beautiful UK and Country Living UK, where she's busy writing about home and interiors, gardening, dog breeds, pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and Marie Claire magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.
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