Christmas and real estate: the novelties of home decor
Christmas is the period of the year when everything becomes richer. The streets are full of lights, children are celebrating and even the houses become the basis for ever more extreme decorations. But sometimes it goes far beyond and leads to excesses. But, according to the latest statistics, more and more people are leaving the Christmas rush and become real '' Scrooges '' (just to stay on the theme Christmas'Carol).
The detachment started already from the courtyard decorations, often defined as '' sticky '' by 32% of the interviewees, while the millenials are even more related to tradition, or in general to the concept of party and entertainment.
The survey conducted in the United States has reported that even those who have bought a home in Washington in recent years have decided to move away from the Christmas glitz on a decorative level and give themselves to the so-called '' shabby chic '', a minimalist style shabby appearance but actually very sought after.
An element that undoubtedly has a certain effect is the choice of Christmas trees no longer green and disproportionate dimensions, but dry branches to hang on the wall and decorate in a delicate way and without too many additional decorations.
Statistically, only 11% buy traditional fir.
What '' wins '' in 2018 is undoubtedly a single word: authenticity. Also with regard to the choice of materials, we are oriented towards the exotic: bamboo and jute are the must-have of 2018.
Candles remain a fundamental Christmas element but, even in this case, decorations and smaller sizes are chosen, but with higher numbers.
The perfect color to decorate your houses is no longer the classic gold, but the white and, listen, listen, the powder and the rope.
Always to stay on the theme of recycling, the decorations are '' dry '': berries and dried fruit can not miss on the laid tables.
As for the illuminations, well, those never go out of fashion. Indeed, we now opt for outdoor light series that can decorate even the sloping roofs.
So, if you also want to have an inimitable style for your home, remember the fundamental elements: uniqueness, simplicity and lots and lots of light!
The detachment started already from the courtyard decorations, often defined as '' sticky '' by 32% of the interviewees, while the millenials are even more related to tradition, or in general to the concept of party and entertainment.
The survey conducted in the United States has reported that even those who have bought a home in Washington in recent years have decided to move away from the Christmas glitz on a decorative level and give themselves to the so-called '' shabby chic '', a minimalist style shabby appearance but actually very sought after.
An element that undoubtedly has a certain effect is the choice of Christmas trees no longer green and disproportionate dimensions, but dry branches to hang on the wall and decorate in a delicate way and without too many additional decorations.
Statistically, only 11% buy traditional fir.
What '' wins '' in 2018 is undoubtedly a single word: authenticity. Also with regard to the choice of materials, we are oriented towards the exotic: bamboo and jute are the must-have of 2018.
Candles remain a fundamental Christmas element but, even in this case, decorations and smaller sizes are chosen, but with higher numbers.
The perfect color to decorate your houses is no longer the classic gold, but the white and, listen, listen, the powder and the rope.
Always to stay on the theme of recycling, the decorations are '' dry '': berries and dried fruit can not miss on the laid tables.
As for the illuminations, well, those never go out of fashion. Indeed, we now opt for outdoor light series that can decorate even the sloping roofs.
So, if you also want to have an inimitable style for your home, remember the fundamental elements: uniqueness, simplicity and lots and lots of light!
