Whether you choose the same palette every year or mix it up with some new additions, picking a few key tones always makes things look “collected.” Shea McGee just revealed what Christmas colors she’s leaning towards this year.
The interior designer chooses the perfect Christmas color scheme, but with “extreme” and natural colors. So, if you’d rather keep things traditional, but fancy a little change for 2021, why not follow Shea’s lead?

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Shea McGee is a celebrity interior designer from Texas and co-founder of Studio McGee. Famous for Netflix series dream home makeover – which fans will be happy to know, has been confirmed for a third series.
The design expert is known for her distinctive and modern rustic interiors. We asked Shea McGee what colors she thinks it would be the Holiday colors for 2021.
Christmas Colors Shea McGee
“This holiday season, I’m really drawn to the idea of bringing back some classic holiday colors with muted, deep hues inspired by our winter surroundings,” Shea says. “I’ve been using so many warm red terracotta colors for everything from wrapping accessories to accent pillows!”

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Warm reds and greens are perfect if you want to go for timeless and traditional Christmas decorations. You can’t go wrong with these classic options, and we think when paired with metallic, they create a truly luxurious hotel feel.
While bright red and green Christmas decorations bring plenty of energy to your space, softer tones make the overall scheme feel calm and relaxed. There is something so relaxing about the idea of taking the classic red and green that everyone associates with the holidays and choosing tones found in the natural world, from berries to foliage.
Create a beautiful Christmas table setting with natural and subtle versions of red and green, suggests Shea. Earthy, muddy, and eucalyptus green tones give a completely different look to a red and green traffic light.

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Before getting rid of your old Christmas tree decorations, consider spraying them with clay. We’re big fans of Rustoleum terracotta spray paint on Amazon.
Whatever colors you choose, why not do as Shea does and get inspired by the beautiful colors found in nature?