25 Best Christmas Tree Themes That Show Your Personality

Take all of the magic and whimsy of the holiday season and use it to inspire your next Christmas tree. This one is adorned with adorable accents like vintage-style letters, papier-mâché mailboxes, striped ribbon, and ball ornaments in coordinating red and teal colors.

Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.

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If your home is decked head to toe with rustic Christmas decorations, make a tree to match! Here, dangling birch sticks, glittered acorns, woodland creature ornaments, twig stars, glittery grapevine wreaths, and linen wrapped balls add natural elements to the branches.

Get the tutorial at Fynes Designs.

Travel back in time (in the most fabulously festive way) using tinsel, vintage ornaments, stars, and plenty of other playful pieces! The big golden bows really tie this retro-inspired tree together.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

Using religious decorations like crosses and chalkboard ornaments customized with bible verses and names of Christ, you can build a tree that's reminiscent of the reason for the season. Finish it off by adding classic ball ornaments, poinsettias, and burlap ribbon.

Get the tutorial at Mad In Crafts.

Some things are classics for a reason, but getting the style just right can be harder than it looks! Start with a traditional color palette for your ornaments: Red, gold, and silver. Wrap red velvet ribbon in a spiral around the tree. Then, evenly intersperse a mix of metallic and glass ornaments, and add gold beads as a finishing touch!

Get the tutorial at Just a Girl and Her Blog.

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Calling all sweet tooths! Place this tree in the kids' room for a sweet surprise adorned with faux cookies, sugar sticks, gingerbread people, and a rainbow garland.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

Take a time machine back to the old days, like a traveler snowed in on Christmas at a ski resort. Frame a flocked tree with old-school wooden skis and a dough bowl filled with presents below. The branches are adorned with cool-toned and frosted ornaments.

Get the tutorial at Rooms For Rent.

The kids will love this little tree from Lia Griffith. This one is all about the most festive treat of all—gingerbread ornaments, garlands, and a full gingerbread house on top!

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Give your tree a modern twist and create a color gradient with your décor! Fasten the different ornaments in color blocks that spiral down the tree and have a ribbon follow. It may take more effort, but the result is worth it.

Get the tutorial at Inspired By Charm.

Nothing says glam like big, bold silver and gold ornaments cascading down the tree! Here, a wide gold ribbon wraps around the tree, and statement ornaments intermingle with smaller classics.

Get the tutorial at Randi Garrett Design.

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This tree feels like something directly out of the Chronicles of Narnia. Snowflake ornaments "fall"amongst layers of silver bling, white faux fur, mercury glass, and victorian ribbon.

Get the tutorial at Randi Garrett Design.

If you're sold on the white tree look, this color scheme is just what you need! Gold and green baubles intermingle with sparkly gold snowflakes and shimmery ribbon. It's sleek and modern, perfect for a living room or bedroom!

Get the tutorial at Inspired By Charm.

Make yourself a real-life grinch Christmas tree, dangling ornament and all! This will add a bit of whimsy to your celebration and call to mind the classic holiday story.

Get the tutorial at Garden Therapy.

Elf on the shelf? Nope! More like an Elf invasion! These little guys have gotten up to some serious trouble, tieing each other up, climbing the tree, and riding around with your ornaments.

Get the tutorial at Vintage Revivals.

Notice the gorgeous row houses nestled amongst the leaves of this snowy tree? The white Christmas look is made all the more wholesome by these little cottages, which convey what the holiday is all about: Home.

Get the tutorial at Randi Garrett Design.

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Bring some untraditional colors to the table with this pretty pink décor! The pink ribbon and ornaments pair perfectly with holiday rose gold and white.

Get the tutorial at Just a Girl and Her Blog.

Time for a playful take on the tree! Stick solely to pom-pom ornaments this year for a vibrant, funky look. Add small pom-poms next to the large ones to create a bit of variation, which will be more pleasing to the eye.

Get the tutorial at Sugar and Cloth.

Glittery snowflakes, red and silver ribbons, and plaid checked baubles come together nicely with old-school truck ornaments. The result is a hybrid between rustic and modern styles, both nostalgic and of the times.

Get the tutorial at Inspired By Charm.

Not all homes are made for large, elaborate Christmas trees. Keep it simple by placing a small tree on a wooden stool with candles and greenery. Keep the planter in a paper bag tied off with string or twine for a rustic touch!

Get the tutorial at The Merry Thought.

The Scandinavians really know how to do Christmas! This northern-inspired tree features wooden stars, paper houses, a felt garland, and gold baubles that twinkle against the fairy lights.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

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