The best Christmas memories are created as a child. Therefore, there’re some Christmas decorations that give us a bit of a nostalgic feel. However, many of those vintage and well-loved pieces are sadly not on trend anymore or so we thought. Vintage Christmas decorations are making a huge comeback this year and we are extremely excited. Here are a few of the vintage Christmas decorations that are making a huge comeback in the best way.
Tinsel
Tinsel used to be a staple in every Christmas tree, especially in the 60s. However, it has been quite some time since we have seen it on any tree. But it is making a huge comeback. Add bold metallic tinsel to your Christmas tree for a classic that screams Christmas time.
Handmade Décor
Handmade décor and even handmade gifts were a very common practice back in the day. And they are coming back on trend. Instead of purchasing Christmas ornaments and/or décor consider creating your very own. Not only will doing so save you money but it will also allow you to add your very own personal touch.
Hint of Retro Wrapping Paper
If you do not want to use retro wrapping paper for your gifts consider using large tags instead. Large tags used to be the preferred method back in the day when it came to identifying whos gift belonged to who. Therefore, use large tags that add a little classic holiday magic to your gifts If you are a lover of gifting, then you know it is very important to use the proper and festive wrapping paper instead of the simple ones. However, add a retro touch to yours for a trendy twist on your holiday gift wrapping, This, can be done, but using wrapping paper in red and green shades with bold prints and festive patterns.
Ceramic Trees
Ceramic trees were the best décor around the house because once you turned off the lights the LED light bulbs would turn on. Consider adding a few ceramic trees to your mantle for that hint of vintage that adds a classic and fun touch.
Jingle Bells
If you love the sound of jingle bells ringing around your home, then it is time to add them to your Christmas décor. Consider having a few of them around the house or even getting a jingle bell wreath for your door. Doing so, will upgrade your current wreath décor and add holiday cheer to your outdoor space.
Snow Globes
There is something magical about having snow globes as part of your décor and shaking them ever so often. The different images in the snow globe add a sense of mysticism and festive fun. Have a few of them around your home for that vintage feel that is classic and beautiful all at once.
Christmas Trains
Trains have always been a big part of Christmas, but lately, they haven’t been a big part of our décor. That is about to change in a big way. Consider adding a tree or two to your Christmas tree décor. Having a few trains as a focal point in your living room will add to the magic of your Christmas décor.
Bubble Lights
Bubble lights offer a softer lighting, then traditional tree lights do. Therefore, not many use them, but they are making a huge comeback. Combine your bubble lights with your traditional tree lights for the perfect combination. Or incorporate bubble lights in different areas of your home for a festive contrast.
Tiny Faux Snow Trees
Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to Christmas décor. These cute tiny faux snow trees are not only easy to add to any room, but they add a touch of winter wonderland directly to the home in a simple yet mystical way. Add a few tiny faux snow trees throughout your home in different colors for a modern upgrade on the classic decor.
Vintage Tablecloth
Using a tablecloth on your table is the latest vintage craze. Consider having a festive tablecloth that looks great when paired with festive plates. The idea is to have your tablecloth match with the rest of your table décor for that touch of classic holiday cheer.
Vintage is coming back on trend, especially when it comes to holiday and Christmas decorations. Which of these vintage pieces will you be adding to your home and which of these reminds you of your childhood? Please let us know in the comments below.