Blue Christmas Tree With Blue And White Ornaments
This blue Christmas tree features classic white and blue Chinoiserie ornaments that bring a sophisticated twist to traditional holiday decor. It’s an easy way to add a touch of timeless style and give your home a fresh, elegant holiday look.
Every year, I decorate at least one Christmas tree in blue.
Since most of my house has blue in it somewhere, it’s the one color that goes in every room.
So when I saw a blue Christmas tree, I knew I had to have it. (The one I bought isn’t available anymore but if I were buying it now, I would get this one*).
It also happens to be a pencil tree, which is perfect for my house.
Because it’s so small, it will fit pretty much anywhere. So I decided to put it in my downstairs office.
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The ornaments
I decided to use a blue and white with a touch of gold color scheme for the ornaments.
Many of them came from a blue and white ornament set (similar to this one*) that I bought last year.
It’s a bit of a splurge, but the ornaments are so pretty!
Using long ornaments as well as round ones helps to make the tree look more interesting.
As do all the different patterns.
Hanging a white bead garland around the tree adds a horizontal element to break up all the vertical ones.
The blue tree provides a beautiful background that really makes the ornaments stand out.
With the lights on the tree has a beautiful blue glow.
These blue and white ginger jar Christmas ornaments* are my absolute favorite!
That shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who knows me and my ginger jar collection 🙂
But they are a bit on the expensive side. So you can also get these ones* which are smaller but more budget-friendly.
The tree topper
For the tree-topper, I used blue velvet poinsettias (similar to these ones*).
Grouping three of them together at the top of the tree makes the topper look good from all sides.
And makes it look a little more substantial than having only one would.
The best thing is that tree is small enough to fit in the space of a side table.
Which is perfect for my small den.
Shop The Tree
Since Christmas ornament designs change every year, some of the ones I used are not available anymore. In those cases, I have tried to find similar options that will work.
Even more Christmas tree decorating ideas
This tree was part of the 4th annual 12 days of Christmas ideas blog hop which means there’s even more trees for you to look at!
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This post was originally published on December 10, 2018 but was updated with new content on July 21, 2024.
Such a gorgeous tree! I love the color, and the ornaments are so beautiful!
Thank you! I’m in love with this blue Christmas tree, too 🙂
Oh WOW… your blue tree is stunning!! I love it and all the ornaments you have collected for it.
Thanks! Blue is my favorite color and these are definitely some of my favorite Christmas ornaments!
The ornaments are so intricate, I love all the detail on them. This tree is beautiful, I really like the pencil tree style. It made me think of Blue Christmas by Elvis.
Thanks, Jenny! This is my first pencil tree and I’m definitely a fan!
Woah you have some stunning blue ornaments. My husband only colour choice is blue and I have never been able to figure out how to make a nice blue Christmas tree. Yours is really nice.
Thanks, Leanna! Blue is my favorite color, too…so I have lots of blue ornaments to choose from 🙂