Parisian Palace Christmas Ornaments
Bring French-inspired elegance to your Christmas décor.
How Do You Decorate With Parisian Palace Christmas Ornaments?
Bring the refined character of a Parisian-inspired interior to your festive decorating with the Parisian Palace Ornament Collection. Designed around an elegant ivory and champagne palette, the collection features hand-blown glass ornaments with shimmering details that add light and dimension to your Christmas tree. Coordinating main ornaments and jumbo spheres make it easy to create a polished display with a sense of balance and grandeur.
Create an Elegant Parisian-Inspired Christmas Tree
Begin with a lush green Christmas tree to give the soft champagne and ivory tones a rich backdrop. Weave warm white lights through the branches before adding ornaments so their glass surfaces catch the glow from different angles.
For an effortlessly curated look, distribute decorative shapes throughout the tree rather than grouping similar pieces together. Let detailed ornaments become focal points, then complement them with understated accents such as satin ribbon, delicate beading, or warm metallic tree picks. The result should feel layered and considered without appearing overly ornate.
Finish the tree with a topper that echoes the collection’s elegant palette. A beaded, metallic, or softly illuminated design can draw the eye upwards, while a neutral tree skirt or decorative tree collar creates a clean foundation beneath the branches.
Bring French-Inspired Elegance Throughout Your Home
A Parisian Christmas theme can extend beyond the tree through carefully repeated colours and finishes. Style a console or dining table with champagne-toned candleholders, reflective decorative objects, or simple greenery accented with ivory ribbon. Repeating a few elements from your tree palette creates continuity without making every area look identical.
For wreaths and garlands, choose complementary accents rather than moving delicate glass tree ornaments outdoors. The Parisian Palace ornaments are intended for indoor use, so keeping them on your tree or within protected interior displays helps preserve their finish and craftsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are ivory and champagne good colours for Christmas ornaments?
Ivory and champagne Christmas ornaments create a soft, elegant palette that complements both traditional green trees and lighter festive interiors. Their warm neutral tones reflect light without feeling overly bright, making them easy to layer with glass, metallic, or pearl-like accents. For a Parisian-inspired look, keep the palette restrained and repeat the same finishes throughout the tree for a balanced, coordinated result.
Do champagne Christmas ornaments look good on a green tree?
Yes, champagne Christmas ornaments work especially well on green Christmas trees because the warm metallic tone stands out against deep foliage without creating harsh contrast. Mix reflective ornaments with softer ivory pieces to add depth, then distribute both colours evenly from the inner branches to the outer tips. This creates a luminous, layered effect while keeping the overall display refined and cohesive.
What colours go with ivory and champagne Christmas ornaments?
Ivory and champagne ornaments pair well with soft gold, warm white, blush, burgundy, or muted green accents. Choose one additional colour and use it sparingly so the neutral palette remains the focus. Deep burgundy adds drama, blush creates a romantic feel, and warm metallic details enhance the collection’s polished character without making the tree look overly busy.
How many ornaments should you put on a Christmas tree?
A balanced Christmas tree usually looks best when ornament quantity is matched to the tree’s height, width, and branch density rather than following one fixed number. Balsam Hill suggests about 10 to 15 ornaments for every 30 cm of tree height as a general guide. Adjust the amount for slim, sparse, or especially full trees and for the size of your ornaments.
Can you mix large and small Christmas ornaments on the same tree?
Yes, mixing jumbo and smaller ornaments can make a Christmas tree look more dimensional and professionally styled. Place larger pieces deeper within the foliage or in open spaces to create visual anchors, then use smaller ornaments toward the branch tips to add detail. Repeating similar colours and finishes across both sizes helps the arrangement feel intentional rather than crowded.
Where should glass ornaments go on a Christmas tree?
Glass Christmas ornaments are best placed on sturdy branches where they can hang securely without touching neighbouring decorations. Position heavier or larger pieces closer to the trunk, where branches generally offer more support, and reserve lighter ornaments for outer tips. Leave enough space between delicate pieces to reduce contact, and use secure hooks or ties where appropriate.
Can you reuse ivory and champagne ornaments with different Christmas themes?
Yes, ivory and champagne ornaments are versatile enough to work with different Christmas decorating themes from year to year. Their neutral metallic palette can sit comfortably within romantic, classic, contemporary, or vintage-inspired schemes. Refresh the look by changing ribbons, tree toppers, floral picks, or accent colours while keeping the core ornament collection as a consistent foundation.
What is included in the Balsam Hill Parisian Palace Ornament Collection?
The Parisian Palace Ornament Collection includes coordinating main ornaments and jumbo spheres in ivory and champagne tones. The main set contains 25 hand-blown glass ornaments in assorted balls and finials, while the jumbo option contains 6 large hand-blown glass spheres. Both are designed for indoor use, giving you coordinated sizes for building a layered, French-inspired Christmas tree display.