Looking for blue and white christmas decor with a little something extra? Think tiny patterned ornaments, oversized navy bows and a whole village of blue-and-white houses.
These ideas range from a small tabletop tree to a fully decorated Christmas tree, with a few red accents mixed in.
You can keep things simple or go all out. Bring out your patterned plates, pick a pretty ribbon or give a plain corner a Christmas touch. There’s plenty here to inspire your own decorating.
Blue and White Christmas Ideas to Try
little tree with patterned ornaments
We’re starting off strong with this adorable little tree. I love the blue-and-white jar-shaped ornaments against the snowy-looking branches. Even the patterned planter joins in!
Try a large blue bow near the top, then add a round patterned decoration above it like the one here. Those little red hanging ribbons are a pretty extra touch.
white stockings and navy ribbons
How pretty is this mantel? The white stockings hang beneath loose greenery, with blue-and-white jars on either side of the mirror.
If you want to try christmas decor using blue and white without changing everything, start with navy ribbons on your greenery. I especially love the long ribbon tails on the wreath.
gingham bows and tiny houses
I am obsessed with these little house ornaments. They’re just so cute, plus the blue-and-white gingham bows make the tree even sweeter.
There are patterned cup-shaped decorations and little white stars tucked between the branches too. Add a fine beaded garland if you want to follow this look.
patterned plates and blue candles
If you love a table filled with pretty details, this one is for you. Blue-and-white plates sit beside pale blue candles, with greenery running down the middle.
My favorite part is the little blue bow at each place setting. Try that detail on your own Christmas table, keeping ribbon and greenery well away from candle flames.
navy bows and white roses
Give your door a Christmas touch with this oversized wreath. The navy center reads “Merry Christmas,” surrounded by white roses, silvery sprays and dark blue leaves.
I love the big layered bows. If you’re trying a similar arrangement, mix plain navy ribbon with a narrower silver-colored ribbon rather than choosing just one.
blue jars and red berries
Who says you have to leave red out? These bright berry sprays look gorgeous above the blue-and-white jars.
The tallest arrangement sits in the middle, with smaller jars on either side. Try the same grouping on a sideboard if you already have a few patterned pieces to display.
snowman stocking with red checks
How adorable is that little snowman? This stocking takes a different direction with a tan background and red-and-black checks.
Blue appears in the patterned backdrop, while white shows up in both the backdrop and the big smiling snowman.
For a stocking that follows the article’s colors more closely, look for a similar snowman design with a blue hat and scarf instead.
big navy bows
Don’t want to add lots of different ornaments? No problem! This snowy-looking tree has navy bows and little glowing lights.
I love how the long ribbon tails fall between the branches. Keep some bows higher and others lower rather than lining them up in neat rows.
gingerbread houses and blue trees
This little Christmas village may just be one of my favorites here. The brown houses have white icing-style details, with tall blue trees scattered between them.
Don’t forget the lower shelf if you’re decorating a console like this one. A larger house, white trees and glowing candles carry the display all the way down.
blue-and-white house village
I know the houses above are cute, but these patterned ones are just as lovely. The blue doorways, tiny windows and curved rooflines give you so much to look at.
Arrange different heights together, then tuck little lights around the houses. I’d keep the greenery low so those pretty fronts stay visible.
snowflake pillows and a gingerbread friend
Looking for a little Christmas corner rather than a whole room makeover? This white chair is a sweet place to start.
A navy snowflake pillow sits beside a white lettered pillow and a smiling gingerbread figure.
The small white houses on the side table are worth borrowing too. You don’t need a big village to try the idea.
pale blue ornaments and orange slices
How cute is this wreath? Not gonna lie, that little blue-hatted gnome at the bottom is a favorite detail!
Pale blue ornaments sit among silver-colored balls, pinecones and orange slices. Try small blue bows throughout if you want to bring the same color into a few more spots.
silver trees and blue flowers
If you’re looking for something sparkly, this table gives you plenty of ideas. Tall silver-colored trees stand around a reindeer, with dangling clear beads hanging from its antlers.
I love the deep blue flowers mixed with the large white blooms. Keep your plates plain like these if you want to give all those centerpiece details room to stand out.
headboard greenery and navy pillows
Bring a little Christmas into your bedroom with a garland above the headboard. This one has small silver-colored ornaments tucked into the greenery.
The navy pillows and blue-and-white patterned bedding are so pretty together. Add white wrapped gifts with blue ribbons at the foot of your bed if you want to follow the festive details here.
clear trees and sparkling blue baubles
Don’t want to decorate the entire coffee table? Try keeping everything on one round tray.
These clear and silver-colored trees sit among textured blue balls and mirrored ornaments.
I especially love the different tree shapes. Choose a taller one for the back so the smaller trees are still easy to see.
striped wrapping and a puppy tag
OMG, how sweet is that puppy gift tag? The pale blue-and-white striped wrapping has tiny red details that match the big red bow.
You can keep the red ribbon like this or choose navy for a different version. I’d keep the little dog tag either way.
stair garland with long blue bows
This is such a pretty way to decorate a white staircase. Greenery hangs in loose swags, with blue bows where it meets the railing.
You don’t need to add ornaments to follow this look. Let the long ribbon tails hang alongside the greenery, keeping them clear of the steps.
gingerbread details on a tiered tray
There’s so much to love on this little tray, from the gingerbread-style house to the white mini trees. The navy ornaments and checked cloth bring blue and white into the display.
Try placing your taller decorations on the upper tier, then tuck greenery around the smaller pieces below. Leave that little house visible at the front.
ribbon loops and snowy branches
If you want to go all out with your Christmas tree, this one is for you. There are big white ornaments, patterned blue baubles and wide ribbon loops tucked throughout the snowy-looking branches.
I am in love with the tall sprays above the top bow. Keep a few blue berry-like stems up there if you want to carry the color right to the top.
twin trees and a white nativity
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty dresser display. Two small trees sit in blue-and-white planters, with a white nativity arranged between them.
The red birds and berry accents give this one a more traditional Christmas look. I love the simple green wreath hanging over the mirror on a red ribbon.
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