If you are looking for minimalist Christmas décor ideas with colour pops, I have some gorgeous inspiration for you!
I love Christmas, but I have a small Victorian terrace that does not lend itself well to clutter, so I like to keep my décor simple and on the minimalist side. The only colours I have in my home are sage green, pink, and grey, and my walls are predominantly white.
Christmas is all about joy, though, and I wanted to bring some festive colour and sparkle into my home without clashing with the colours and style I already have.
I have discovered the perfect homeware for the occasion!
Minimalist Christmas Decor Ideas with Colour Pops
I dressed my bedroom and my table up for Christmas using fresh white with colour accents, and I am so delighted with the finished effects.
Would you like to take a peek?
A Minimalist Christmas Bedroom
Seasonal Soft Furnishings
When it comes to decorating a Christmas bed, you just have to embrace festive bedding, don’t you? But oh, some of it is a bit too much for me!
Not this snowflake Christmas duvet, though. It was love at first sight. It comes with a festive scattering of embossed snowflakes and celebrates Christmas in the subtlest of ways — plus, I can use it all winter!
Christmas bedding comes in so many different styles that, no matter your personal preference, you’ll find something fabulous to suit your taste.
I paired my minimalist, yet festive duvet, with a chunky dark grey cable-knit throw. I love a bit of textured layering, and it’s cold here!
Christmas decorations aren’t something I reserve only for my living room, and I have been overjoyed to find fabulous Christmas cushions that bring a hint of the season and rich colour pops onto my white bed.
Paired with the Christmas prints on the walls, I think they look fabulous — not too much, but definitely ringing in the season.
Warm and Twinkly Lighting
I also love layered lighting all year round, and Christmas just insists upon more—it has to twinkle! A gorgeous candle, a light garland, and some LED light-up Christmas trees look understated but oh so pretty. They give a nod to Christmas while remaining serene, casting a gorgeous, soft glow.
Scent-sational Scents
Scent is also key factor in my home, and never more so at Christmas.
At this time of year, I capture the mood by spraying pinecones in seasonal scents, baking gingerbread regularly, lighting scented candles, and switching my usual room scent for a forest-inspired one. It gets me in the Christmas spirit super fast and is a beautiful addition to any minimalist Christmas lover’s home.
I’m just going to love reading, relaxing, and drinking my hot chocolate in my lovely Christmassy bedroom!
A Minimalist but Colourful Christmas Table
My dining table is teeny tiny, and my downstairs is all open plan, so it was important to keep the Christmas table simple and in keeping with the greens and pinks already in the room.
But of course, I also wanted it to look super fancy!
I started with the most gorgeous deep green holly-patterned tablecloth and a plain green embroidered runner to tone it down and complement it. I used white and green candles, a beautiful white dinner set, and the napkins of my dreams in hot pink by Sara Miller.
The colours matched the current palette in my home but elevated it by being deeper and richer.
I added a little foliage, some saucer crackers, and I think it looks perfect — a minimalist festive table that in no-way clashes with my décor, but still looks stunning.
(I also have a pink Christmas tree this year, so I had to bring in the pink!)
So I have to tell you I am delighted with my pink green grey and white minimalist Christmas. It’s so very festive without being too busy!
I hope this inspires you to create a minimalist Christmas home that feels cosy, festive, and full of personality — even in a small space. I truly believe Christmas can be joyful and sparkly without ever feeling cluttered.
The beauty of minimalist Christmas decor is that less really can be more.
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