Decorating with Metallics for a Shiny and Bright Christmas

Christmas is a time of gatherings, celebration and nesting because, “Baby, it’s cold outside.” So it’s more important than ever to create a warm, inviting and festive space with light, bright touches to get you through the winter. And nothing is better for glamming up a room than decorating with metallics.

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A collection of bronze, silver and gold accent pieces and Christmas ornaments add a festive look to this contemporary living room. Image: Style at Home

There are plenty of ways to add this look to your home. You can add silver, platinum, gold, bronze, copper or a mix. And a little goes a long way; an accent table and a throw pillow may be all you need. Here are some decorating with metallics ideas — and products in stores now to get the look.

Decorating with silver and platinum

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Silver accents works well with cool whites, greys and blacks. Choose a variation of textures and sheens for a sophisticated look. Image: Z Gallerie

Silver holiday decor in stores now:

Shop these looks: Ceramic Lamp, Glitterati Silver Pillow, Wall Sconce, Glitter Wreath, Lowndes Metallic Pillow, Set of 6 Mercury Tealights, Mirror Trays, Reindeer Candle Holder, Silver Burst Wall Decor

Decorating with muted and burnished metallics

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If you’re a minimalist, lots of sparkle and sheen may not be for you. But a muted or brushed metallic that is darker and antiqued in feel would be a great way to add metallics to your home. Image: The White Company

Muted and burnished metallic holiday decor in stores now:

Shop these looks: Metallic Throw Pillow, Metallic Table Lamp, Faux Fur Short Pile Pillow, Lacquer Trays, Luster Glass Candles, Metallic Tiles Pillow, Staggered Glass Chandelier, Butler Trays

Decorating for Christmas with gold

Gold is on-trend for modern homes year-round. You have a unique opportunity to go all out during the holidays when decorating with gold. Mix and match tones, textures and sheens for the most striking look. Image: West Elm

Gold holiday decor in stores now:

Shop these looks: Garon Pillow, Gold Ombre Lamp, Rectangle Lacquer Trays, Light Up Garland, Manzanita Candelabra, Sputnik Objects, Soiree Pillow, Wall Votive Holder, Faux Fur Pillow

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