Burgundy has a way of making a Christmas tree feel instantly more grown-up. It’s deeper than classic Christmas red — closer to red wine or a dark cherry — and it brings warmth to a room without the brightness of traditional scarlet.
It’s also the color of Christmas 2026. Burgundy is everywhere this season: velvet ribbon, flocked baubles, poinsettias, berry picks.
Below are 35 burgundy Christmas trees, grouped by the color each one is paired with, so you can find the exact combination you love.
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The Best Colors to Pair With Burgundy
Burgundy is rich and saturated, which makes it surprisingly easy to work with. It behaves almost like a neutral. Pair it with warm metallics and it turns classic. Pair it with another jewel tone and it turns dramatic. Pair it with something soft and pale and it turns romantic.
The trees below are grouped by partner color so you can see each combination for yourself. Here’s what each one does:
- Gold or brass: warm and classic. The safest pairing and the easiest to shop for.
- Emerald or dark green: a proper jewel-tone look. Use deep green ornaments, not just green branches.
- Navy: deep and moody. Keep the blue dark — light blue fights with burgundy rather than supporting it.
- Chocolate brown: cozy and very on trend. Bronze and copper do the same job.
- Champagne, cream, or pearl: soft and elegant. Pearl garland is the quickest way in.
- Pink: playful and modern. Blush and dusty rose work; hot pink does not.
One rule worth following: pick burgundy plus one or two partner colors, and stop there. The trees that look most expensive are almost always the most disciplined ones.
Burgundy and Gold
1. Gold Ribbon and Velvet Poinsettias
Warm white lights glow through a full green tree layered in deep burgundy and soft gold.
Velvet poinsettias and ribbed wine baubles sit against gold mesh ribbon, striped glass balls, and gilded pinecones, with bare gold branches fanning out from the sides.
A spray of red berries crowns the top instead of a star. Rich and layered, it suits a grand entryway. Gold mesh ribbon is what pulls the whole look together.
2. Burgundy Satin and Matte Gold
Wide burgundy satin ribbon is gathered into soft puffs across this frosted green tree, catching the glow of warm white lights and fairy strands.
Matte and glitter gold baubles fill the gaps, a burgundy star leans against the base, and long ribbon tails pool onto the floor.
A white basket collar keeps the bottom tidy. Gathering ribbon into puffs rather than flat strips gives this fuller, more luxurious effect.
3. Wine Satin and Antique Gold
Burgundy satin loops through every layer of this green tree, paired with mirrored gold baubles and glittering gold picks.
Velvet poinsettias in deep wine sit between them, and gold lettered ornaments add a traditional note. An oversized velvet bow tops the tree beneath a champagne-gold spray.
A burgundy rocking horse beside it carries the color into the room. Repeat your ribbon color in one floor piece to tie the scheme together.
4. One Enormous Velvet Bow
A huge burgundy velvet bow commands the top of this frosted green tree, its wide tails sweeping down and draping across the branches.
Underneath, matte gold baubles and burgundy velvet pompoms are spaced generously so the ribbon stays the star.
Burgundy gift boxes finished with gold ribbon continue the palette on the floor. A showstopper for a formal living room. Keep ornaments simple when your bow is this big.
5. Mixed Burgundy Finishes with Gold Bells
Clusters of burgundy baubles sweep diagonally down this green tree in every finish imaginable: matte velvet, high-shine glass, glitter, and frosted sugar.
Antique gold jingle bells tuck between them, with velvet bows and frosted berry picks filling the gaps.
Warm fairy lights glow from deep inside the branches. Moody and rich, it suits a cozy evening room.
Mixing finishes within one color creates far more depth than matching baubles.
Burgundy and Emerald Green
1. Jewel-Tone Hydrangeas and Emerald Velvet
Deep green and wine run the full height of this green tree, lit with tiny warm white lights.
Burgundy hydrangea heads and plum baubles sit against dark emerald glass balls, green velvet ribbon, and trailing eucalyptus, with gold spheres catching the light between them.
A spray of golden leaves crowns the top. Jewel tones like these suit a modern room with plenty of natural light. Eucalyptus stems soften the gaps between heavy ornaments.
2. Tartan, Emerald and Burgundy
Flocked tips frame deep green and burgundy ornaments on this layered green tree.
Plaid ribbon loops through every level alongside emerald glass teardrops, forest velvet baubles, gold jingle bells, and small gold drums, while velvet poinsettias fill the spaces between.
Nutcrackers in green and red stand guard at the base. Traditional and full, it suits a family entryway or staircase.
Carry the same ribbon onto your banister to tie the room together.
3. Moss Green and Wine
Softer green velvet baubles and burgundy ornaments cover this tall green tree, glowing under warm white lights.
Navy and gold striped ribbon weaves between them, with silver mercury glass, gold stars, and copper magnolia leaves layered through the branches.
The matching mantel garland repeats the palette beside it. Muted and grown-up, this one suits a formal sitting room. Antique metallics keep deep green and burgundy from feeling too heavy together.
4. Nordic Green and Berry Red
Forest green glass baubles and deep wine ornaments fill this classic green tree from top to bottom.
Burgundy velvet bows are tied along the branches, printed ribbon winds through the layers, and pinecones tuck into the gaps.
A burgundy tree skirt gathers at the base. Collected rather than coordinated, it has the warmth of a tree built up over years.
Mixing matte and glossy green baubles adds depth without adding another color.
5. Emerald Poinsettias and Wine Velvet
Oversized wine velvet baubles sit against emerald velvet poinsettias on this generously layered green tree.
Satin ribbon bows in deep berry are tied throughout, with gold berry sprays, red berries, and eucalyptus filling every gap under warm white lights.
Grand in scale, it belongs in a room with high ceilings. Oversized ornaments like these read beautifully from across a large space.
Burgundy and Navy
1. Navy Velvet Bow and Gold Beads
Navy and burgundy sit side by side on this full green tree, lit with warm white lights and clip-on candles.
Navy velvet baubles and burgundy ribbon streamers hang between gold glitter balls, with gold bead garland swagged across the branches.
A large navy velvet bow tops the tree instead of a star, and a navy ruffled skirt gathers below. Deep and moody, it suits a traditional living room.
2. Oversized Velvet in Navy and Wine
Big matte velvet baubles in navy and deep wine cover this green tree, catching warm white lights.
Red-and-white gingham balls, gold bells, and frosted pinecones fill the gaps, with tartan ribbon tied through the branches.
Nutcrackers stand at the base beside navy and burgundy wrapped gifts. Bold and playful, this one suits a family room.
Oversized velvet baubles fill a tree faster than small ornaments and look far richer.
3. Navy, Burgundy and Antique Gold
Burgundy and navy velvet baubles alternate across this classic green tree under a dense blanket of warm white lights.
Slim burgundy velvet ribbons and soft champagne bows are tied along the branches, with brass bells, pearl drops, and glass finials hanging between them.
A woven basket collar sits at the base beside a burgundy nutcracker. Elegant and restrained, it suits a quiet corner.
Tie ribbon bows directly onto branch tips for this scattered effect.
Burgundy and Chocolate Brown
1. Copper and Burgundy Spiral
Burgundy velvet baubles and polished copper balls wind down this slim green tree in a wide diagonal sweep.
Silver glitter fern sprays fan out between the clusters, with pearl-white ornaments breaking up the deeper tones and warm lights glowing underneath.
The effect is graphic and modern, ideal for a bright apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Grouping ornaments in a spiral rather than spacing them evenly makes a slim tree look much fuller.
2. Burgundy Bows and Bronze
Dozens of burgundy velvet ribbon bows are tied along the branches of this full green tree, lit with warm white lights.
Plum and chocolate baubles hang between them alongside ribbed bronze ornaments, gold glitter balls, and burgundy foliage picks.
A generous velvet bow crowns the top, and a woven basket collar finishes the base. Warm and unfussy, it suits a cottage sitting room.
Velvet bows tied onto branch tips add color fast.
3. Rustic Burgundy and Copper
Deep wine and warm copper fill this tall green tree, glowing under hundreds of tiny white lights.
Burgundy hydrangea heads and honeycomb baubles sit among copper spheres, golden berry clusters, pinecones, and small wooden birdhouses, with a lit star at the very top.
A burgundy velvet skirt pools at the base. Cozy rather than glamorous, this suits anyone who wants warmth over sparkle.
Dried berry picks bridge burgundy and copper beautifully.
4. Velvet Bows in Burgundy and Taupe
Muted taupe, champagne, and olive baubles cover this full green tree, lit from deep inside with warm white lights.
Burgundy velvet bows are tied throughout in a soft scatter, joined by wine velvet baubles, glitter gold balls, and red berry picks.
A slim gold bow sits at the top and a woven collar wraps the base. Understated and calm, it suits a neutral room.
Around twenty small bows is enough to carry a tree this size.
5. Dried Hydrangeas and Chocolate Brown
Burgundy hydrangea heads cluster across this green tree alongside matte chocolate baubles, bronze mercury glass, and gold finial drops.
Dried eucalyptus, beech leaves, and twisted bare stems weave through it, softening the arrangement under tiny white lights.
A cream skirt gathers below, and the stone fireplace beside it carries the same garland. Elegant and organic, it suits a modern home full of natural materials.
Dried botanicals keep deep colors from feeling heavy.
Burgundy and Champagne or Pearl
1. Pearl Garland and a Cream Bow
Strands of pearl beads swag across this full green tree, under a soft cream bow with long trailing tails.
Burgundy velvet ribbons and dusty rose bows are tied throughout, mixed with wine baubles, champagne spheres, deep red roses, and pale wooden drops.
A chunky knit collar wraps the base. Soft and romantic, it suits a bright living room. Pearl garland instantly lifts burgundy into something more delicate.
2. Champagne Glitter and Velvet Bows
Champagne and gold fill this tall green tree, densely lit with warm white lights from top to bottom.
Burgundy velvet bows are tied along the branches between glitter baubles, mercury glass, and soft olive spheres, with red berry picks woven through.
A slim gold bow finishes the top and a woven collar sits below. Warm and inviting, it suits a cozy family room.
Dense lighting is what makes champagne ornaments glow this way.
3. Burgundy Leaves and Champagne Butterflies
A tall spray of burgundy leaves fans from the top of this generously layered green tree.
Oversized wine velvet baubles and glossy burgundy glass sit among hydrangea heads, champagne glitter spheres, pale metallic leaf picks, and delicate cream butterflies.
The mantel beside it carries the same mix. Dramatic and full, this one suits a large formal room. A leaf spray makes a striking alternative to a star or bow.
4. Velvet, Cream and Gold
Simple burgundy velvet bows are tied onto branch tips all over this classic green tree, lit with warm white lights.
Cream textured baubles, gold glitter spheres, and wine velvet balls hang evenly between them, with red berry picks adding small pops of color.
An antique gold mirror beside the tree doubles the glow. Calm and uncluttered, it suits a smaller room.
Keeping ornaments to three finishes stops a simple scheme from looking flat.
5. Mercury Glass and Crystal Strands
Burgundy velvet ribbons hang like tassels down this green tree, paired with silver mercury glass drops and long strands of crystal beads.
Blush and champagne baubles fill the spaces between, and slim white candle lights clip onto the branches.
A woven collar finishes the base against exposed brick. Quietly elegant, it suits an older home with character.
Hanging ribbon as straight tails rather than bows gives a softer, more vintage look.
Burgundy and Pink
1. Wine, Blush and a Velvet Star
Deep wine and soft blush baubles fill this green tree in a dense, colorful mix.
Honeycomb ornaments, pearly pink spheres, dusty rose glass, and ribbed burgundy balls hang throughout, with slim ribbon ties scattered between them.
A large burgundy velvet star crowns the top and a brass collar wraps the base. Playful and modern, it suits a younger family home.
Blush tones keep a burgundy tree from feeling too serious.
2. Burgundy Velvet and Dusty Rose
Flocked wine velvet baubles and glossy rose-pink spheres cover this green tree, glowing in a dark, candlelit room.
Burgundy velvet ribbon streamers hang from every level, taper candle lights sit along the branches, and a woven collar finishes the base.
Ribbon cascades down the mantel beside it to match. Moody and grown-up, this is burgundy at its most atmospheric.
Pair wine velvet with dusty pink for contrast without brightness.
3. Pink Eucalyptus and Velvet Ribbon
Rose-pink eucalyptus and burgundy foliage are threaded right through this slim green tree, which is built from greenery as much as ornaments.
Velvet ribbon streamers in wine, blush, and tan hang loosely between blush baubles, sage spheres, and dried seed heads.
A woven basket collar sits below. Botanical and relaxed, it suits a kitchen corner or hallway. Mixing several ribbon widths and colors creates this soft, layered effect.
All-Burgundy Trees
1. Velvet, Berries and Candlelight
Wine velvet baubles and glossy burgundy glass cover this full green tree, packed in tightly from top to bottom.
Red berry sprays reach out between them, slim white candle lights sit upright along the branches, and a woven basket collar finishes the base.
Burgundy velvet nutcrackers stand guard beside it. Layered and warm, it suits a cozy evening room.
Sticking to one color in several finishes is what gives this tree its depth.
2. One Big Bow, All Burgundy
An oversized burgundy velvet bow sits high on this green tree, with a spray of red berries rising behind it.
Below, velvet and high-shine baubles in matching wine tones are spaced generously across the branches, and burgundy wrapped gifts continue the color across the floor.
Clean and confident, it suits a minimal room where one strong idea does the work. Let a single oversized bow carry the whole tree.
3. Burgundy Baubles and Rocking Horses
Berry and wine baubles in matte, ribbed, and glitter finishes hang across this smaller green tree, lit with warm white lights.
Slim velvet bows are tied between them, little burgundy rocking horses tuck into the branches, and a glittering wine star tops it off.
A basket collar and a matching throw carry the color into the room.
Charming and compact, it suits a small sitting room or bedroom.
4. Maximalist Burgundy
Velvet poinsettias, wine baubles, and berry clusters fill every gap on this green tree, which is dressed right to the tips.
A generous velvet bow tops it with eucalyptus and berry sprays fanning out behind, and burgundy carries onto the mantel garland and the gifts below.
A velvet nutcracker stands alongside. Rich and unapologetic, it suits anyone who loves a full tree.
Repeat your tree colors on the mantel to make a small room feel designed.
5. Nothing But Velvet
Dozens of matte burgundy velvet spheres in graduated sizes sweep diagonally down this green tree, with nothing else competing.
Small velvet deer silhouettes tuck between them, oversized spheres pool on the floor, and tiny warm lights glitter through the branches behind.
Striking and modern, this suits a large open space. Velvet absorbs light instead of reflecting it, which is exactly why these read as deep wine rather than bright red.
Flocked and White Trees With Burgundy
1. Flocked and Berry Red
Snowy flocked branches set off dense clusters of wine and berry baubles on this tall tree, strung with pearl garland and silver beads.
Matte, glitter, and high-shine finishes are grouped together down one side, with pinecones and red berry picks tucked between.
A slim flocked tree beside it repeats the look in pure burgundy. Crisp and bright, this suits a modern hallway.
Running ornaments down one side of a flocked tree keeps the snowy branches visible.
2. Champagne Ribbon on Snow
Heavy flocking covers this tree in thick white snow, layered with champagne mesh ribbon and pale blush baubles.
Deep burgundy velvet poinsettias are tucked in at intervals, with rose gold spheres and patterned wine ornaments filling the gaps.
A plume of cream feathers crowns the top. Soft and polished, it suits a bright, neutral room.
Velvet poinsettias are the quickest way to add burgundy to a pale tree.
3. Damask Ribbon and Velvet Honeycombs
Burgundy runs the full height of this slim flocked tree in an unusually rich mix of textures.
Velvet honeycomb baubles, ribbed glass, and velvet poinsettias hang alongside patterned damask ribbon streamers and burgundy berry sprays, with a ribbon-and-berry cluster at the top.
A white collar finishes the base. Layered and warm, it suits a narrow hallway or stairwell. Patterned ribbon adds far more interest than plain velvet on a snowy tree.
4. Velvet Honeycombs and Soft Bears
Oversized burgundy velvet honeycombs and velvet bows cover this heavily flocked tree, glowing under warm white lights.
Berry sprays rise from the top, gold leaf picks catch the light, and soft teddy bears are tucked in among the branches.
Sweet and tactile, it suits a family room or a child’s space. Oversized velvet ornaments hold their own against thick flocking, where smaller baubles can disappear.
Shop the Burgundy Look
Here are the key pieces you’ll need to create this look.
- Burgundy bauble sets in mixed finishes: shiny, matte, and glitter together are what give a tree its depth
- Wide burgundy velvet ribbon: the fastest way to get the look
- Gold or brass ornaments: the warmest and easiest partner color
- Deep red berry picks: fill the gaps and soften the space between baubles
- Burgundy velvet tree skirt: carries the color all the way to the floor
- Burgundy bow tree topper: a richer alternative to a star
- Pearl or champagne garland: lifts burgundy into something more delicate
Wrapping Up Your Burgundy Christmas Tree
Burgundy is the color of Christmas 2026, and these 35 trees show how far it stretches — from quiet and elegant to full-on maximalist.
Pick the pairing that suits your room and build from there.