Blue Christmas Color Scheme with Chip It
Christmas is only 47 days away! To get in the holiday decorating spirit, I’ve created a serene blue color scheme as inspiration for colors to use in your home!
I used Sherwin William’s Chip It tool to create this color palette from a stylish Christmas tree image:
These greeny blues, mixed with greige, white and sky blue create such a chic and tranquil palette.
These colors are a great choice!
So if you are decorating around the blue color theme this year, try working these color tones into your decor….and have a Blue Christmas!
To get more Christmas color decorating ideas see my Christmas tree color schemes post.
So leave me a comment and tell me what colors you are going to decorate with this Christmas!
Then go visit The Forum and join the Christmas decorating conversations there too!
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I love the colors. Debi
Thanks Debi for visiting!
I LOVE blue and white for Christmas! I’ll have to check out that tool from my buds at SW!
It’s fun to use the Chip It tool Gwen!
I love this! I definitely will check this out since I’m switching to a blue, white and beige color scheme in my home decor. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the invite Kathryn! Your new color scheme sounds beautiful!
Blue and white is such an unexpected choice…so beautiful. Your inspirational pictures are lovely. Have fun decorating your new house for Christmas this year.
Thanks Amy! It will be fun to get our new home decorated! Our main tree will be red and white, I just have to have some red for Christmas, but I hope to find another inexpensive tree somewhere to do in the blues!