DecoWoerner , Matt Christmas Baubles Made Of Flame Retardant Plastic, 6 Cm Ø – 24 Pieces

Modern, extravagant, noble: these silver Christmas balls in matt look go with practically everything. They can “dampen” striking colour combinations, i.e. bring calm to the colour scheme. The matt Christmas baubles also go perfectly with minimalist-style living rooms, industrial chic, offices or glass facades. The flame-retardant (fire protection class B1 certified), high-quality plastic balls are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Their stable caps keep them in place. All those who like it more subtle are on the stylish side with these Christmas balls in noble silver.

Silver, matt Christmas tree baubles for a frosty ice feeling

Do you love snow waltzes? You can’t get enough of the frosty winter feeling? Then combine the matt silver with shiny silver and glitter baubles. This looks especially good on the Christmas tree. Not only our larger Christmas tree baubles with a diameter of 15 and 20 centimetres are perfect for this, but also the smaller baubles (6, 8 and 10 cm). Create Advent wreaths, table decorations and table arrangements to your heart’s content. For example, in combination with white decorative apples or snow-covered fir vines. 

Tip: Attach matt Christmas baubles to silver metal wires and put them in a flower vase. Crystal glasses and fine silver cutlery also get an elegant upgrade with the silver Christmas baubles.

Subtle elegance for numerous colour combinations

Due to their subtle elegance, silver matt Christmas baubles are an ideal colour base for combining with other shades. The festive classic par excellence is the combination with Christmas baubles in gold. These precious metal colours are perfect for stylishly wrapping jewellery gifts. The combination with blue Christmas baubles is reminiscent of a winter walk outdoors, and it becomes festive and mystical in combination with Christmas baubles in purple. Basically, silver Christmas baubles in matt look go with everything and make warm and playful tones like red and pink look more neutral. This jack-of-all-trades also blends in seamlessly behind glass facades or in modern shopping centres.