5 SUSTAINABLE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS IDEAS
Here you will find 5 ideas to decorate your home in an easy, original and natural way to have a sustainable Christmas.
We know that Christmas decoration is key to creating the cozy and festive atmosphere of the last days of the year, so we bring you some original ideas to decorate your space in a way sustainable.
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Plant and pot combinations
A great idea to decorate in a colorful and natural way is to use seasonal plants, the undisputed kings of these days are Christmas Tree and the poinsettia. Give them an extra touch with original elements such as raffia sacks or some recycled paper that decorates the base, they are perfect for a sustainable and original Christmas decoration.
Another good idea is to decorate pots with Christmas messages and drawings with markers and colored pens, the little ones have a great time!
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Glass jars
Use glass jars and paint the lids with Christmas motifs, fill them with cookies, herbal teas or whatever you want, and thus they will have a double function: decorate your kitchen and have everything you need for your recipes at hand.
Lost the caps? Reuse the boats painting them and putting candles inside, the result is magical!
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Use leftover stems and dried leaves
An original way to unite Christmas and plants is to use small leaves, flowers and branches to create centerpieces. From flowers that were getting a bit ugly and that you can cut off at the base, to a little excursion to the forest to look for fallen branches and pine cones.
Winter flowers, such as cyclamen, they are also a great option. Combine them and create spectacular centerpieces. Use plants that, when dry, keep their shape and do not break, so they will last you all the parties without problems.
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Fruit decorations
Did you know that dried oranges and lemons are perfect for garnishing? In addition, the aroma of citrus is very fresh. Preparing decoration with dried orange or lemon is very simple:
1. Submerge the slices in water
2. After 10 minutes, cover them with some kitchen paper, put a plate on them.
3. Dry them in the microwave for 2 minutes.
Once dry you can string them and hang them from your fir tree or even, with some cute clothespins, hang them on the edge of the pots of your vertical planter, original, right?
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Homemade Christmas tree
The vertical planter It is our flagship product and it is a very good option to decorate your home at Christmas. With garlands and lights around it, the fruit decorations you have made and even using balls and decorations on the plants will become your new sustainable Christmas tree.
Have fun with the little ones in the house changing the position of the pots, moving the pot plants and adding decorative elements throughout the vertical planter
You can do the same with the plant shelf. Let the patterned socks hang from the shelves, take a couple of branches and put them in a beautiful vase, support postcards and congratulations, put garlands with light, some candles or some Christmas setting figures... imagination has no limits!
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And remember, we can all get out of hand with Christmas shopping sometimes, but a sustainable Christmas is possible if we make sustainable Christmas gifts. Here are a few ideas here.
And don't hesitate to visit our gift page, we have chosen the best products to enjoy a greener Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
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