Fashion-Forward Holiday Decorating Ideas That Don't Involve Red and Green

A clean white and bronze wreath looks positively mod against a pastel pink door.

Sleek holiday decor follows the design cues of this mid century modern living room, sticking to a stark black and white palette.

In a calm and airy room, skip the bright and tacky paint that so often covers nutcrackers, and leave them discretely natural instead.

A paired-down, Scandinavian-style room looks overdone with tons of holiday decor, but a few metallic flourishes scattered throughout are just right.

In a bright living room, a tray of multi-colored pine trees is holiday perfection.

In keeping with the farmhouse theme of this white-washed living room, a simple green wreath and a Christmas tree decorated in white faux flowers hit an appropriately shabby chic note.

A variation on the oft-used green garland is a playful metallic turquoise one. It sends the same festive signal (especially when paired with red or gold) but in a more modern way.

Grey isn't usually associated with the holidays, but it looks vintage chic in this entryway when paired with a white-capped wreath, white stockings, and dangling bronze bells.

Playful rooms call for fun decor, like this hot pink tree.

A white wreath on the door and natural wood trees on the sideboard are festive without overpowering the clean space.

Pastel ornaments are the perfect way to be festive while also being fashionable.

White tree silhouettes look modern and cool scattered across a tabletop.

Black-and-white check print is an unexpected complement to a centerpiece of seasonal greens. A few gold balls scattered throughout, and you have the perfect holiday tabletop.

Tone down bright Christmas red to soft pinks for a feminine, welcoming display.