Ingle & Evergreen
Christmas tree styling guide
Start with the decorations you love. A considered palette and a few repeated details can make everything feel beautifully connected.
1. Find your palette
Heritage Tartan combines tartan, burgundy and warm gold. Evergreen & Gold brings together tonal greens with a little gold. Champagne & Ivory is the lightest palette, with soft ivory and champagne sparkle. Choose the colours that sit naturally with your room and the pieces you already own.
2. Choose how much to add
Choose 12 baubles in one box, 24 baubles across two boxes, or 36 baubles across three boxes. Heritage and Evergreen include one separate bow per box; Champagne has no bow. Each box repeats the stated mix. Tree coverage depends on tree size and preferred fullness.
3. Let colour repeat
Space the dominant colour through the visible branches before adding the contrasting pieces. Tuck a few baubles further into the foliage to give depth, and leave the more detailed surfaces room to catch the light.
4. Place the finishing touches
Hang heavier pieces from sturdy branches and keep metal edges clear of delicate surfaces. The green bow is metal; the burgundy bow is fabric. Extra baubles and bows let you repeat a favourite colour without buying another full collection. Greenery, lights and mounting hardware are not included.
5. Give glass its own moment
Irish glass is a separate handmade collection by The Irish Handmade Glass Company in Waterford. Choose individual pieces in the quantities you need, any three including repeated designs, or the complete six with one of each. Use secure hanging points, leave space around each bauble and follow the maker’s care instructions.
6. Keep next Christmas in mind
Store decorations dry, separately protected and away from direct pressure. Keep glittered, beaded and metal surfaces from rubbing against one another. Each Irish glass bauble has its own white box; the trio uses a green corrugated presentation box and the complete six a white magnetic box.