Locals have been sharing photos of their festively decorated homes.
There’s something about traditional Maltese townhouses and houses of character that make them really come alive during the festive season. The warm interiors, cosy nooks and seasonal colours work beautifully to create the ultimate Christmas cheer, and the Maltese love getting their homes dressed up for the occasion.
Throughout the last couple of weeks, proud homeowners have been posting photos of their Christmas decorations on social media, with the crowning glory in every festive home taking centre stage: the Christmas tree. Here are 10 of our favourite decorated Christmas trees posted by locals on home-loving Facebook group, Id-Dar Maltija.
1. Elegant pastels
The light-coloured accents and feathered décor on this Christmas tree are the peak of sophistication.
2. Warm glow
Everything about this handsome tree makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside… and check out that gorgeous toy train!
3. Stairway to heaven
Below the traditional stone staircase is the perfect spot for this towering tree!
4. Return to the outdoors
While most people’s Christmas trees enjoy pride of place in the living room, this tree enjoys a beautiful garden view.
5. Sparkle and shine
Who doesn’t love a bit of sparkle come Christmas time? This tree is shining bright!
6. Red romance
This gorgeous tree decked out in hues of red and silver makes for the perfect accompaniment to an antique chest of drawers.
7. Peek-a-boo
The positioning of this glowing tree ensures that the family can enjoy it from more than one room.
8. Light the way
This festive tree is backed up by a garland similarly decked out in fairy lights draped across the fireplace – all we need now is a hot cocoa!
9. Holly jolly Christmas
Another beautiful tree set against a gorgeous traditional staircase – and they go so well together!
10. Golden glow
This may just be the grandest tree of them all! Offset by traditional columns that reflect its golden glow, this is what Christmas dreams are made of!
What do you think of these locals’ stunning Christmas trees?