This post is all about neutral Christmas decor in 2021.

I LOVE decorating with neutral colors for holidays.
Don’t get me wrong – red and green Christmas decorations can be super fun. But there’s just something so chic and cohesive about a house that’s fully decked out in cozy neutrals.
You’ll find plenty of white, tan, brown, and muted greens (think eucalyptus garland) in this neutral Christmas decor list. So whether you’re looking for aesthetic stockings or the perfect flocked Christmas tree, this post has you covered.
Neutral Christmas Decor:
Neutral Christmas Stockings
It’s not Christmas until the stockings are hung! Your fireplace will look so much more aesthetic if you stick with neutral stockings.
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Neutral Christmas Tree Skirt
All eyes will be on your Christmas tree on Christmas morning so make sure it looks pretty! I am absolutely obsessed with our wood tree collar, but these neutral Christmas tree skirts would look amazing as well.
Bottlebrush Christmas Trees
Bottlebrush Christmas trees are one of my favorite neutral Christmas decor ideas. They’re adorable and you can find them in a ton of different sizes and colors.
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Neutral Christmas Garland
Garland is one of my favorite ways to decorate for Christmas because it’s SO versatile. Hang it over your mantle, wrap it around your windows, lay it on tables, etc. Honestly, the possibilities are endless.
Amazon has a ton of options for neutral Christmas garland. I love the look of layering faux eucalyptus garland with wood bead garland. Play around with textures and colors to get the perfect combination for your neutral Christmas look.
Neutral Christmas Trees
Your Christmas tree will likely be the main focus of your Christmas decorations.
If you’re doing a glam neutral look, I think a white or flocked tree looks super pretty. I would deck these out in gold or silver decorations for a super chic look.
If you’re more into the natural or boho vibes, I would stick to a plain Christmas tree and deck it out in wooden bead garland, white or wooden ornaments, and top it off with a neutral tree topper.
Neutral Christmas Ornaments
Some people love the nostalgia of a Christmas tree filled with a ton of ornaments in different colors, sizes, shapes, and textures. But if you’re like me, you might be going for a more refined look.
Sticking to neutral colored ornaments for your Christmas tree will make it look way more put-together and classy.
If you can’t let go of the nostalgic look, I’ve seen people have two trees. One is filled with all of the different ornaments they’ve collected over the years and the other is all matching ornaments.
Tree Toppers
Pull the whole Christmas tree together with an aesthetic neutral tree topper.
I’ve included a few options that would work for boho, glam, or neutral minimalist Christmas tree decor.
Neutral Wrapping Paper
You may not think that wrapping paper counts as Christmas decor but it’s going to be sitting under your tree! You may as well make it as pretty as all of your other decorations.
I love picking a theme each year and grabbing a few different wrapping paper rolls that fit the theme. That way, it all looks cohesive and pretty under the tree.
For example, pick all burgundy and gold wrapping paper in different patterns and prints for a cohesive glam look. Or wrap everything in brown Kraft paper and top with natural elements like evergreen sprigs or dried oranges for a pretty organic look.
Neutral Christmas Throw Pillows
An easy way to decorate your living room is to add some cute Christmas-y throw pillows. I like to keep my throw pillows neutral and classy.
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Neutral Wreaths
You can hang these neutral Christmas wreaths inside or out. I’m obsessed with the eucalyptus wreath and I’m definitely getting that for my apartment this year!
Miscellaneous Neutral Christmas Decor Items
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This post was all about the best neutral Christmas decor ideas on Amazon.
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