1960s christmas

Style is always changing - whether you are throwing away your last year's sweater because it is hideous now or finding the home decor horrendous. On the other hand, something from twenty or so years ago is now comfortably back in fashion. And while in some instances trends change faster than seasons do, other times a vintage style might stay forever. Though you might've never thought about it, even Christmas trees aren't impervious to the trends around us.

"Even a miracle needs a hand." Rankin-Bass | 'Twas the Night Before Christmas

A glimpse back in time to when Christmas felt more pure, magical, and simpler. I think they had the right idea.

For many people, the holidays include some of the most memorable moments of the year. From seeing friends and family, to opening that perfect gift, Christmas ...

A collection of pictures from Bored Panda show Christmas decor 60 years ago. Most of the images show Christmas trees getting placed on tables or fireplaces.

Bringing the magic of a 1950s Christmas into your home is a journey back in time, filled with cherished traditions, festive delights, and timeless elegance. Whether you're hosting a grand celebration or creating intimate moments with loved ones, these nostalgic tips will help you craft a holiday season to remember.

A collection of photos from Christmas time in the 1950s and 1960s show how much decor has changed over the years for the festive season.

1970 Christmas

Beautiful, wonderful vintage Christmas cards, pictures, and ads that will make you so nostalgic! Perfect post to feel the Christmas magic.

Find classic vintage 1950s Christmas decorations for your holiday home. Explore a timeless collection of midcentury holiday decorating ideas, featuring retro Christmas tree ornaments, xmas display ideas, and antique holiday treasures that bring an old-fashioned Christmas charm to your home decor. Perfect for creating a nostalgic 1950s holiday vibe, these retro decorations offer a classic blend of vintage holiday style and classic Christmas decorating warmth.

The history of Christmas trees goes back to the symbolic use of evergreens in ancient Egypt and Rome and continues with the German tradition...

As you know, I love the 1950’s and ever since we purchased our home (built in ’53), I knew we needed to go all out and keep it authentic to the period for Christmas. I thought I would g…

A picture of a young lady sitting on the arm of a chair on Christmas Day in the early 1960s

Early 1960s, printed in USA.

Style is always changing - whether you are throwing away your last year's sweater because it is hideous now or finding the home decor horrendous. On the other hand, something from twenty or so years ago is now comfortably back in fashion. And while in some instances trends change faster than seasons do, other times a vintage style might stay forever. Though you might've never thought about it, even Christmas trees aren't impervious to the trends around us.

Cute plastic Christmas decorations were produced during World War Two through the 1960s that have become vintage collectibles. During the 1930s celluloid items were stylish but flamable. Santas, snowmen, candy containers, elves, reindeer, tree toppers and ornaments produced from safe and durable hard plastic are just of few of the Christmas items to collect.

Vintage plastic Santa collection