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Holiday Color Trends 2025: Five Cozy Looks Anyone Can Try

  • Nov 13, 2025
  • 3 min read

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Not sure what color direction to take for holiday decorating this year? You're not alone! Trends come and go, but the truth is—you only need a little color to make your home feel festive and cozy. So, I pulled together five super-easy color looks for 2025 that anyone can try, even in small spaces.



Cozy Classics - Burgundy & Green



There's a reason burgundy and forest green keep coming back every holiday. They just feel warm, homey, and instantly seasonal without trying too hard. If you want that classic, cozy look, here are a few easy ways to sprinkle it in:


Try this:

  • Add a plaid ribbon to a wreath or a candle.

  • Mix burgundy candles with pine or pinecones—or like below, white is gorgeous too!

  • Layer a deep-green throw or pillow on a sofa.

  • Don’t have red and green books? I use wrapping paper and fabric.


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Soft Pastels - Light, Airy, and Cottage-Sweet



If you love a lighter, sweeter holiday vibe, pastels are everywhere this year. They make small spaces feel airy and bright—kind of like decorating with marshmallows and frosting.


Try this:

  • Add blush or soft-mint ribbon to greenery.

  • Use white or flocked decor as a base.

  • Mix cream whites with one gentle color you already own.


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Suggestion: Beautify a green wooden tray—try painting and sanding one for that beautiful rustic effect.


Jewel Tones - Rich Velvety Pops of Color



Jewel tones are the "one and done" way to make your space feel a little extra—without going full luxury. A touch of emerald, navy, or plum adds instant depth.


Try this:

  • Add one velvet ribbon or bow (super affordable).

  • Mix dark greens and blues into existing decor.

  • Add a single bold ornament or velvet ornaments to a vignette.

  • Add holiday stickers to the sides of the tray—take them off after the holidays.


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Earthy Naturals - Rustic, Warm, and Very CozyByZ



This trend could live at my house forever. Terracotta, warm browns, pine greens, and natural textures create that "rustic cabin meets real-life" feel—relaxed, warm, and budget-friendly.


Try this:

  • Add pinecones or wood beads to any tray or bowl.

  • Mix terracotta with greenery for warmth.

  • Layer textures: knits, woven baskets, and wood accents.


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Metallic Glow - A Little Shimmer Goes a Long Way



A little shine goes a long way during the holidays. Gold, champagne, copper, and even silver bring a gentle glow that makes even the simplest vignette feel festive.


Try this:

  • Add a metallic ribbon or bell.

  • Mix warm metals with natural textures.

  • Place shiny ornaments in a bowl or tray.


Here are a few links to products similar to those on this gorgeous tray. (As an affiliate, Cozy By Z may earn a commission from these links—thank you!)

A vignette—on a table, in the kitchen, on a bed tray, or even in a bathroom—can bring that holiday spirit and warmth throughout the house. Keep it simple and just remember to have fun!


Happy Decorating!

Audrey


Comments


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...simple styling inspiration, seasonal touches, and easy décor moments you can mix into your own home—no big makeovers required.  And remember, decorating is supposed to be fun...if it makes you smile-it's perfect!

Audrey

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