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Inspiration & Tips/Table setting tips/4 ideas for an original Christmas tablescape
4 different Christmas tablescape ideas, Cultivate, Nurture, Boost and Share on one long Christmas table.

4 ideas for an original Christmas tablescape

Christmas time will soon be with us once again. This year we show you how to set your Christmas table in four different but equally lovely styles. Will you be inspired by nature with natural wood and deep greens, or do you prefer something more playful with a splash of colour, for an original Christmas tablescape?
Monday 18th October 2021
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CHRISTMAS TABLE SCAPING:

This year at Nordic Nest we gave you four new design trends to inspire you - Cultivate, Nurture, Boost and Share. We show you how to create a different Christmas tablescape around each of these four style ideas. Which one will you choose?

  • Nature's greens - Cultivate
  • Finding Balance - Nurture
  • Rich tones - Boost
  • Playful pops of colour - Share

Find inspiration from Nest Trends!

4 different table scaping ideas on one long table based around the themes of Boost, Cultivate, Nurture and Share.

All four tablescaping trends are represented here in one long Christmas table setting.

1. NATURE’S GREENS – CULTIVATE

Cultivate is all about bringing the outside in and cultivating your own little nature hub in your home. For this Christmas table setting think deep greens and natural materials. Decorate with sprigs of evergreen, a rustic candle holder makes the perfect centrepiece.

Here you see our Christmas tablescaping idea for the theme Cultivate with the lake green plate from House Doctor and the rustic butter knife from Ernst.
Christmas tablescape in the cultivate style with lots of natural materials and dark green tones.

CULTIVATE

    2. FINDING BALANCE – NURTURE

    Nurture is focused on creating the perfect balance in the home. For this Christmas tablescape think neutral, complimenting shades. Coloured glass is big this year and for Nurture we love a more subtle, opaque style. A centrepiece and tall candle holders add height to the table.

    The Freckle porcelain series from Scandi Living is the perfect addition to the Nurture tablescape in its pure white tones.
    The Fuum redwine glass from Blomus is right on trend with the subtle coloured glass on our Nurture Christmas tablescape.
    In natural mango wood the Bloomingville cake dish is the perfect addition to the Nurture Christmas tablescape.
    Add lots of natural materials to your Nurture Christmas tablescape like these Ernst wooden candle holders.

    NURTURE

      3. RICH TONES – BOOST

      The world of Boost is cosy and luxurious. For this Christmas tablescape think dark, rich tones against a lighter base. Dark coloured glass and playful shapes also play an important role along with natural elements, such as a sprig of fir or even holly.

      Rich browns complement perfectly with tones of dusty pink for the Boost Christmas tablescape.
      Coloured glass like the Lungo drinking glass from Blomus look luxurious against a pink tablecloth in the Boost tablescape.
      Coloured vases in playful shapes add an extra element to your Boost Christmas tablescape.
      Create a centrepiece for your Christmas tablescape using a tray, a round advent candle and some sprigs of green fir.

      BOOST

        4. PLAYFUL POPS OF COLOUR – SHARE

        Share is the most playful trend this year. For this Christmas tablescape think pastel tones with bright pops of candy red. Add playful twisted candles in caramel shades and delightful treats to amuse the eye, like baubles and candy canes.

        The Pilar plate and bowl from Blomus are the perfect neutral additions to a table setting in the Share theme.
        The Cooee Design tray in sand makes the perfect centrepiece for the Share Christmas tablescape.

        SHARE

          Which Christmas tablescape is your favourite? No matter whether you have been inspired by Cultivate, Nurture, Boost or Share you are sure to have a Christmas tablescape that is as unique as it is homely. We hope you enjoy a very merry Christmas however you choose to celebrate.

          Text: Rebecca Sparling

          Photography: Angeliqa Daldorph Styling: Liv Larsson, Lukas Kunwaryanto, Lina Öhlund

          Smiling woman with reddish-brown hair wearing a light shirt.
          Rebecca Sparling
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