Six Bloomingville paper Christmas ornaments in a natural finish, displayed in a warm festive setting

How to combine Christmas baubles from House Doctor and Bloomingville

Styling tips: how to combine House Doctor and Bloomingville Christmas baubles

The festive season is the perfect time to transform your home into an atmospheric and personal Christmas setting. Naturally, that starts with the Christmas tree. But how do you make your tree both stylish and unique? The secret lies in combining Christmas baubles from different brands without making it look cluttered. In this article, we share practical styling tips for effortlessly mixing House Doctor Christmas baubles and Bloomingville Christmas baubles.

1. Choose a colour theme as your base

Both House Doctor and Bloomingville are known for stylish, timeless designs, but each has its own character. House Doctor often favours clean lines and Scandinavian simplicity, while Bloomingville uses softer shapes and warm accents.

A good way to maintain balance is to start with a colour theme. Think of:

  • Gold & cream for a classic, warm look
  • Green & brown for a natural atmosphere
  • Black, white & silver for a modern, minimalist tree

Choose 2 to 3 main colours and alternate matt and shiny finishes for depth and variety.

2. Combine shapes and textures

While House Doctor often chooses geometric shapes or sleek glass baubles, Bloomingville offers plenty of textured decorations, such as velvet or ceramics. Mixing these creates a playful contrast that makes the tree more visually interesting.

Vary the following:

  • Size (e.g. small glass baubles versus large hanging ornaments)
  • Material (glass, wool, ceramics, wood)
  • Finish (shiny, matt, metallic, transparent)

3. Add unique ornaments as focal points

Want your tree to make a statement? Add a few striking Christmas ornaments, such as felt figures, wooden dolls or handmade hanging decorations. These focal points break up the symmetry of classic baubles and add a personal touch.

Tip: Place these ornaments at eye level or in strategic spots on the tree so they stand out immediately without dominating.

4. Play with layers and depth

Do not hang your baubles only at the ends of the branches; vary their depth. Place smaller baubles a little further inside the tree for a layered effect. Put large or special baubles on the outside. This gives your tree a rich, professionally styled appearance.

5. Less is more – choose thoughtfully

It is tempting to use everything, but thoughtful styling gives each ornament more room to shine. Work in groups of 3 or 5 and distribute colours and materials evenly throughout the tree. This creates both calm and movement.

Giving your familiar Christmas decorations a fresh combination

Start with the box you already have. Gather your favourite baubles and hanging decorations and see which colour naturally repeats itself. That becomes your base. You do not need to replace everything to make the tree look different: a few new ornaments can make old favourites stand out even more.

If you have lots of shiny gold baubles, for example, add a matt finish or a quiet green shade. Distribute that addition around the tree instead of hanging everything in one place. A special hanging ornament with a memory can happily stay among them, even if it does not precisely match the colour theme.

Before adding anything, take a photo of the whole tree. A small screen often makes it easier to see where one colour is clustered or a branch is too full. Move a few ornaments around first, then decide what is still missing.

Conclusion

Combining House Doctor and Bloomingville baubles gives your Christmas tree a unique, stylish appearance. With the right colours, textures and a few striking ornaments, you can create personal Christmas styling that feels perfectly balanced.

Curious about this season's most beautiful Christmas decorations? Explore our collections:

🎄 Bloomingville Christmas baubles
🎄 House Doctor Christmas baubles
🎄 Distinctive Christmas ornaments

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