Summary
The way people decorate their Christmas trees can reveal their age, according to interior designer Terri Brien. Each generation has its own unique style, ranging from the tinsel-filled trees of Baby Boomers to the theme-centric decorations of Generation X and the curated yet sentimental approach of Millennials.
Key Facts
- Terri Brien is an interior designer who discussed Christmas tree decorations and their connection to age with Newsweek.
- Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, often use lots of tinsel and mismatched ornaments, creating a nostalgic and busy look.
- Generation X, born between 1965 and 1980, prefers themed and color-coordinated trees, avoiding the chaotic style of Boomers.
- Millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, blend coordination with personal touches, incorporating sentimental and trendy elements.
- Millennials often use social media and influencers for inspiration in decorating their trees.
- Trees can reflect personal stories and memories, especially with sentimental ornaments and decorations.
