Quick summary
- Miranda Kerr shared a photo of her Christmas tree, dressed in red and gold ribbon, glass ornaments and white lights.
- Homes & Gardens published a feature on the tree on 11 November 2026, calling the palette classic but current.
- Designers quoted in the piece point to oversized ribbon and warm, antique-style metallics as key trends this season.
- The tree uses sprays of red berries for a natural touch, and the look is described as festive but restrained.
Miranda Kerr’s tree gets the trend treatment
The Australian model and entrepreneur has put up a red and gold Christmas tree, and design site Homes & Gardens says it captures how people are decorating for the 2026 holidays. The publication’s feature, published on 11 November, describes the tree as Miranda Kerr’s take on a combination that feels both traditional and fresh. The image comes from a post on her Instagram account.
According to Homes & Gardens, the tree is a live one, wrapped in red and gold ribbon and lit with white lights. It carries a mix of gold and red glass ornaments, with sprays of red berries tucked in for a natural finish. The magazine calls the result inviting and festive without going over the top.
Why ribbon is the detail to copy
The feature singles out ribbon as one of the season’s biggest Christmas trends. Interior designer Kanika Bakshi Khurana, founder of Kanika Design, told the publication that oversized bows and statement ribbons are now doing more than finishing a tree. In her view, a large velvet bow or a cascade of ribbon can be the focal point, with at least one major decorative element repeated through the rest of the tree in simpler forms.
That matches what Homes & Gardens sees on Kerr’s tree, where the ribbon runs through the branches rather than sitting as a single topper.
Warm gold replaces cool chrome
The second trend the magazine ties to the tree is a move towards warm metallics. Nancy Soriano, a design expert at Perigold, said she is drawn this year to deep forest greens, burgundy and oxblood, warm chocolate browns and soft creams, finished with antique gold and brass. She described these colours as layered and lasting rather than trendy.
Soriano also advised building the look through texture as much as colour. Her suggestions include velvet ribbon in place of satin, detailed glass ornaments, wood or aged metal, and a tree skirt in mohair, cashmere or faux fur. On finishes, she recommended letting metallics glow rather than shine, since warm brass and antique gold read as more elevated than high-polish chrome, especially by candlelight.
Homes & Gardens notes that the gold on Kerr’s tree reflects that retreat from the chrome tones of recent seasons.
What happens next
Nothing official is pending, as this is a seasonal decorating story rather than an announcement. With the festive season approaching, expect more celebrity trees to appear on social media and in design coverage. Homes & Gardens says red and gold are never going out of style, and suggests ribbon, glass ornaments and warm lighting as the simplest way to copy the look.
For more on the model, see everything we publish about Miranda Kerr and our Celebrities and Fashion pages.
Frequently asked questions
What does Miranda Kerr’s Christmas tree look like?
It is a live tree with red and gold ribbon, white lights, and a mix of gold and red glass ornaments. Sprays of red berries add a natural touch, according to Homes & Gardens.
Is red and gold a popular Christmas colour scheme in 2026?
Homes & Gardens says so. It reports that warm metallics such as gold are overtaking cooler tones this season, and that ribbon is emerging as a major trend.
How can I get the same look at home?
The magazine recommends ribbon, glass ornaments and warm lighting. The designers it quotes also suggest velvet over satin and antique gold or brass over bright chrome.
