Mid century christmas aesthetic

Want to have a holiday get-together with a little retro charm? Check out these creative and colorful 1960s Christmas party decor ideas!

Style is always changing - whether you are throwing away your last year's sweater because it is hideous now or finding the home decor horrendous. On the other hand, something from twenty or so years ago is now comfortably back in fashion. And while in some instances trends change faster than seasons do, other times a vintage style might stay forever. Though you might've never thought about it, even Christmas trees aren't impervious to the trends around us.

Have a very mid-century modern Christmas! Here’s a mid-century Christmas home decor tour with ideas about how to decorate and light up your aluminum Christmas tree, create DIY felt stockings, and finish the look with a tinsel door wreath. #midcenturymodern #christmasdecor #retro

My fondest childhood Christmas memories are the mid-century decorations. Here are some images to give you some mid-century Christmas decorating ideas.

Christmas decoration goals: To have less. To have better (no junk). To have cohesion. Tasteful but tacky. Festive but simple. Easy set up. Big impact. Minimal storage. I’m not even close…

If you haven’t made the festive decoration of your home yet, you can check out the gallery of inspiring mid-century Christmas ideas and bring some retro spirit to your home.

From aluminum trees to matching pajamas, check out which Christmastime trends have endured.

Moving into a new house has had me really reassessing all my past aesthetic choices, and this includes my past Christmas decorations. Holiday decor can lean really cheesy really fast if not done right. In the past, my holiday decor has been pretty ‘Scandinavian’ in style and I liked that but I feel

From aluminum trees to matching pajamas, check out which Christmastime trends have endured.

The holiday season was a time for glitz and consumption in mid-20th-century America.