Do you love adding beach or coastal touches to your home decor?
Now that the holidays are upon us, would you like some simple, yet elegant ways to bring the beach into your Christmas decor?
In my post 20 Beautiful DIY Sea Shell Home Decor and Gift Ideas, I shared several different ways to incorporate sea shells into our home decor. As we decorate our homes for the holidays, we don’t need to put all of our beach decor away. We can incorporate it into our Christmas decor for a unique look that brings our favorite part of nature into our homes.
For instance… with the simple addition of some chestnuts (found on one of my walks) and blue Christmas baubles, this arrangement took on a subtle holiday feel that I really like!
For this next idea, I added a pretty vase that I felt had a coastal feel to a wooden tray with a mirrored bottom.
Shells were arranged around the vase, then some small red baubles and more chestnut were added. The finishing touch was a few sprigs of greenery.
To light things up… a string of battery operated micro lights were tucked into the vase with the battery pack concealed under a few more sprigs of greenery.
This particular set of micro lights twinkles on and off in a combination of different patterns.
The shells almost completely cover the mirrored bottom of the tray but it does peek through in a few places to reflect the micro lights as they twinkle on and off.
Read on to discover even more simple, elegant ways to bring the beach into your Christmas Decor!
In this post, Tara Dennis creates a stunning Beach Christmas Table using sea shells, sea stars, coral and glass baubles. I also love how she’s embroidered the plain linen napkins with a hand drawn and stitched scallop shell!
Decorate your tree with these easy to make Sea Shell Angels.
Create a driftwood tree to hang sea stars and shells on.
Fill a glass bauble with sand and shells to make this DIY Beach Christmas Ornament.
Here’s another Sea Shell Ornament made with a glass bauble.
Completely Coastal shows how to make Gold Painted Shells that would look stunning on your tree or hung in windows for the sun to glint off.
Also on Completely Coastal you’ll find the instructions to make a Shell Garland and they even show you how to Drill Holes in Shells Without Breaking Them.
You’ll need a lot of sea shells to make this Sea Shell Wreath but it would look stunning on the front door.
This Seas and Greetings Coastal Christmas Wreath may not be everyone’s idea of elegant but I like it because it’s fun!
Wouldn’t these blue Sea Shell Candlesticks look amazing on a mantel or three of different heights as a centerpiece on the table.
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2 Comments
Rachel
December 11, 2017 2:20 pmCharming indeed!
Super Mom No Cape
December 13, 2017 11:17 amThank you Rachel!
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