Every Christmas, different design trends shape how we decorate for the season, but last year's 'nearly-naked' tree craze still speaks to my minimalist heart.
From Michelle Pfeiffer to Victoria Beckham, 2024 was the year celebrities ditched ornaments in favor of a more natural aesthetic, often comprising nothing more than simple string lights. I've loved this look since I first saw it last year, so for 2025, I need a new way to display metallic ornaments in my living room. This is where Sabrina Carpenter provides an unconventional blueprint.
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Inspired by Sabrina Carpenter, this Arctic village-themed wreath glistens in silver and blue with durable, fade-resistant ornaments built to last. Perfect for fireplaces or adding a sparkling touch to any holiday display.
Lush faux pine needles in rich green bring a realistic touch to holiday decor. Ideal for indoor display, it can adorn mantels, trees, or walls to elevate your festive setting.
Handmade ornaments hang elegantly from a ribbon, lending a refined, artisanal touch to mantel or door. The 12.6-inch wreath in Sabrina-favored blue and silver brings festive charm while remaining beautiful when kept dry and away from direct sunlight.
A cream cable knit design paired with a plush white faux fur cuff adds cozy sophistication to any mantel. Ready to hang, it offers a stylish way to display and fill with festive treats.
Fill your living room (or outdoor space) with a Sabrina-approved blend of shimmering blue and silver that elevates the holiday spirit. Measuring 14 inches in diameter, it serves perfectly as a centerpiece or a striking accent on doors, mantels, or walls.
A cream and green plaid design accented with playful green pompoms brings classic holiday charm to any mantel. Made from recycled cotton and measuring 21 inches, it’s perfect for small gifts and easy to display.
For me, the brilliance of Sabrina Carpenter’s metallic wreath lies in how it manages to feel both modern and undeniably festive. As someone who gravitates toward minimalist design, I appreciate that the wreath lets metallic ornaments take center stage without cluttering my small city apartment.
The reflective silver, blue, and white tones catch the light in just the right way, creating a sense of holiday sparkle that feels sophisticated rather than over-the-top. It’s also a savoir for my nearly-naked tree: I can keep the branches bare or lightly lit, knowing that this single statement piece brings enough cheer and elegance to carry the room.
In essence, Sabrina’s wreath allows me to embrace a fresh approach to Christmas decorating – one that balances contemporary style with timeless festive charm. Will you be following her example, too?
