Stunning Rose Gold Christmas Tree Ideas for a Chic Holiday Look
Rose gold Christmas trees have been trending for years, bringing a soft, modern twist to traditional holiday décor. This elegant hue works beautifully for anyone who wants something stylish, warm, and a bit different from the classic red-and-green look. Whether you love its metallic shine or its delicate pastel vibe, a rose gold tree instantly becomes a chic focal point in any room.
If you’re ready to try the trend, it helps to know what’s popular and how to choose the right tree. From whimsical pastels and natural tones to metallic mixes and Scandinavian minimalism, there are plenty of color themes that complement rose gold.
Rose gold tree and warm pastel ornaments
Rose gold goes really well with white and other light and bright colors as well as various warm pastels. It’s also a delicate color and you can definitely embrace that theme and decorate it with things like flowers and ribbons to really emphasize the colors and textures used. Check out @pottersdotca for some more inspiration with your rose gold Christmas tree.
Blue Christmas tree decorations for an unexpected contrast
It’s actually not a rule that you should only mix rose gold with other warm and soft pastels. How about a bit of contrast on your Christmas tree instead? This one shared by gengenchu features a really nice mix of rose gold and turquoise. The colors complement each other really well and look lovely in combination with these vintage ornaments.
A mix of golf and rose gold decorations
Take a regular evergreen tree and fill it with gold and rose gold decorations to the point where the green becomes an accent color. Go with big and oversized ball ornaments and various other decorations as well as garlands and don’t forget to put a big decoration on top as well. What a perfect focal point for an elegant living room like this one. Follow @kellyraedonegan for more inspiring ideas.
Evergreen Christmas tree with rose gold garlands
Here’s another lovely rose gold Christmas tree, this time centered between two comfy armchairs, just what this sitting area needs to look magical this time of the year. We love the roses and the ribbon garland that ties together all the little decorations and adds structure to the design. This is an original post by @kimdr.acula.
A snowy tree decorated with light neutrals
Having a Christmas tree in the bedroom can be a bit distracting but not if you decorate it in a way that’s not overwhelming for the room. A selection of light and neutral colors could be perfect in this sense and you can add a bit of rose gold just to give it a chic look as well. We love how well this tree fits into the corner of this bedroom. Check out foreveryoungfarmhouse for all the details.
Rose gold Christmas tree ornaments that seep into the room’s décor
As glamorous and as beautiful as a rose gold Christmas tree maybe, it doesn’t fit in all types of interiors. It usually goes well with spaces that already have a light and neutral-themed décor, like this beautiful living room shared by @olenagurr which has white walls, a beautiful fireplace with a light beige surround and a décor focused on texture in general.
A glamorous décor for the entire room
This particular color theme and overall style can apply not just to the Christmas tree itself but the entire area around it as well. It’s quite the luxurious and opulent theme and it could look fabulous in the right setting. Check out this dazzling setup shared by @herealmlandreth59.
A super ornate tree as the focal point of the space
It’s often nice if the tree tiself stands out so it could look really cool and stylish if you were to have a very ornate Christmas tree with lots of gold and rose gold details in a fairly simple and neutral setting. That way it would contrast with its surroundings without being too much for the room. This beautiful tree shared by @styling.our.home is a perfect example.
Letting the tree shine through all the decorations
How about a rustic glam Christmas tree like this one for your home this year? It’s a natural tree and doesn’t have a perfect shape or a very full figure but that helps to give this scene a more authentic look. It’s decorated with a bunch of glamorous ornaments in metallic colors, gold and rose gold and that creates a lovely contrast with the dark green. Follow @shelleyshowroom for more inspiration.
Pick a color theme and go with it
You can barely see the tree beneath all of these beautiful decorations and that’s actually the point here. It’s all dressed up and gorgeous and it actually doesn’t look overly decorated thanks to the simple and neutral color palette. If you want to make something similar start with a flocked tree. Check out my @wellihousedecor for more ideas.
Fully invested in the rose gold look
Because rose gold is such a delicate and feminine color, you can take advantage of that and create a bohemian-looking Christmas tree decorated with flowers, cute bows and other such things. Cover the base with a faux fur skirt for a charming effect. We found this beautiful rose gold Christmas tree while browsing Pinterest.
Rose gold and florals are a perfect match
This is another one of our favorite rose gold Christmas trees. It has a regular gold skirt and a mixture of gold, silver and roe gold ornaments including flowers, glittery decorations and garlands. The decorations at the top are quite lovely and refreshing. Check out Pinterest for more inspiring ideas.
Adding a chic twist to a snowy Christmas tree
The nice thing about rose gold ornaments is that they look beautiful no matter what color the tree is. We like the contrast they create in combination with regular green trees but we also enjoy the white Christmas decor trend. If you want the best of both trends, consider a snowy Christmas tree like the one featured on blondeinthecity. Isn’t it exquisite?
Rose gold accents on a tiny Christmas tree
Of course, you don’t have to replace all of your Christmas ornaments with rose gold ones just because you want to follow this trend. In fact, it’s best if you don’t. A little bit of contrast would be in your favor and can help bring out the beauty of the rose gold details. You can do this with any type of tree, whether it’s big, small, real or artificial. Check out 1111lightlane for more details and ideas.
A magical Christmas décor with rose gold and pastels
It’s not just your Christmas tree that can look exquisite in rose gold but also everything else that’s Christmas related. Mix this lovely blush color with soft neutrals such as beige, ivory and white and add a few gold details as well for an extra chic decor. You can find numerous gorgeous Christmas decorating ideas involving rose gold on happilyeverafteretc.
A whole Christmas tree spray painted with a rose gold layer
If you’re serious about having a rose gold Christmas tree this year (and the ones to follow) a particularly interesting idea is to spray paint the entire tree using rose gold paint. If the tree is white that should be pretty easy but you can still get this done with a green tree if you spray paint it white first. You can find all the details of this project on littleinspiration.
Mix and match different rose gold nuances
Since rose gold is not exactly a very well-defined nuance, you have a bit freedom when choosing your Christmas decorations. You can play with various similar shades and even add a few regular gold ones for a subtle but still noticeable contrast. There are plenty of inspiring examples on Pinterest related to this very idea.
Subtle rose gold accents beneath the fluffy white garlands
There’s another rose gold Christmas tree that we really love and this one was featured on craftberrybush. We love the white garlands that look like soft snow and the subtle hints of gold and rose gold elegantly highlighted by the warm string lights. If you’re displaying presents under the tree, look for matching wrapping paper.
An actual rose gold Christmas tree with matching ornaments
Even though they’re more difficult to find, rose gold Christmas trees actually come to certain stores and they look pretty cute. If you can’t find one you can always spray paint yours or just get a regular tree and fill it with rose gold ornaments.
A faux fur tree skirt and some fairy lights would make it look even more stylish. Another neat trick that we learned from samanthahauger is that if you place a large mirror next to or behind the tree that totally changes the space.
A lovely Christmas décor themed around pastel colors
It can be fun to plan a themed Christmas tree decor starting from the rose gold trend. Perhaps a woodland-inspired tree or a floral-themed one would be nice. You could add a few tiny unicorns in there as well.
Rose gold is not just a stylish and sophisticated color but also a cute one. Maybe you can find inspiration on stylebyemilyhenderson. It would definitely if you already had other rose-gold features in the room such as wallpaper, lamps, accent furniture, etc.