Looking for blue christmas kitchen decor that goes beyond a few ornaments? Think pale blue cabinet bows, little trees covered in patterned cups and navy accents beside gold-colored bells.
There’s plenty to choose from here, whether your kitchen is already blue or you just want a few festive touches.
You can keep things simple or go all out. Start with a countertop arrangement, or bring the color into your cabinets and table settings.
A few ideas from nearby living spaces are worth borrowing for the kitchen too.
Blue Christmas decorating ideas for your kitchen
blue cabinet bows
We’re starting off strong with these super cute blue bows. Long ribbons hang down the white cabinet doors, with a pinecone tucked beneath each bow. I love the mix of pale blue and navy.
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To follow this look, add a lighted garland above the cabinets rather than filling up the counters.
patterned baubles and plates
How pretty are these hanging ornaments? The blue-and-white patterns look so lovely above the matching plates and tall blue vase.
There’s a lot going on here, from the little tree to the loose baubles on the island. Pick the hanging ornaments and a stack of patterned dishes if you want a smaller version.
a jar full of greenery
If you are looking for something simple to put together, this one is for you. Branches, white accents and silvery berries fill a blue-and-white jar, with its patterned lid sitting beside it.
Tie a wide cream-colored bow around the neck to finish the look. Those long ribbon tails are such a pretty detail.
blue and silver ornament bowl
Don’t want to decorate the whole kitchen? No problem! Try a footed silver-colored bowl filled with blue and silver baubles.
I love the white snowflakes tucked between the ornaments. Keep a few standing upright so you can actually see their shapes.
a little tree by the window
This window setup may just be one of my favorites here. The little tree has pale blue, silver and white ornaments, with lights running through its branches.
Frosted greenery frames the window above plates of cookies and mugs. For your own version, I’d choose flameless candles beside the decorations.
blue checked towels
Want a little blue without adding more ornaments? These folded blue-and-white checked towels are a simple place to start.
They aren’t Christmas-specific on their own. Hang one beside a small festive arrangement if you want to bring the pattern into your holiday kitchen.
a frosted wreath with navy ribbon
I am obsessed with this frosted wreath. The big navy bow and curling ribbon look gorgeous against the white range hood.
The blue-and-white pitcher and plate below carry the color through the kitchen. If you borrow the wreath idea, choose a spot away from cooking heat and follow your appliance clearance guidance.
snowflakes above the island
Who says all the decorations have to sit on the counter? These blue, white and silver-colored snowflakes hang above the island, with more snowflake shapes scattered below.
I especially love the folded blue stars. For a similar display, hang decorations from separate hooks with plenty of clearance from the lights.
soft blue cabinets and a tree
If your cabinets are already blue, you don’t have to add much to make them feel festive. This kitchen has a lighted tree at one end of the island, with pinecones gathered on a round tray.
The pale ornaments are so pretty beside the muted blue cabinetry. I’d keep the rest of the counters just as simple.
a wintry tiered tray
How cute is this little tray? The blue “Hello Winter” signs sit among silver-colored trees, snowflakes and dark blue baubles.
Line the tiers with a white covering if you want that same snowy look. Then let the taller trees stand behind the smaller decorations.
clear trees and blue sparkle
I love these clear tree shapes surrounded by blue ornaments. The ribbed baubles and mirrored squares give you two different kinds of sparkle.
This tray is pictured in a living area, but the idea could work on a kitchen island too. Keep everything on one tray so you can move the display when you need the space.
pale blue countertop trees
This is another pretty way to decorate a kitchen that already has blue cabinets. The small tree on the island mixes blue, white and pale gold-colored ornaments.
I love how the larger tree in the background repeats those colors. You can stick with just the little one if that’s all the room you have.
patterned towels and shelf lights
If you love blue-and-white dishes, this one is for you. Open shelves show off patterned plates, bowls and jars, with strings of lights following the shelf edges.
The towels and long patterned rug bring even more blue into the room. Try one patterned towel first if you don’t want the full matching setup.
navy trees and golden bells
I am obsessed with this navy and gold-colored combination. The little tiered trees look so cute beside the bells hanging from the large pale vase.
Navy bows repeat the color on the tall candleholders. For a similar centerpiece, use flameless candles around the ribbons and greenery.
navy cabinets and green garlands
Don’t want to add blue ornaments when your whole kitchen is already navy? No problem there!
This room keeps the decorations mostly green, with a lighted shelf garland and small trees around the counters.
The simple trees by the window are my favorite part. They don’t need bows or baubles to look festive.
blue trees and snowflake plates
If you are looking for an all-out blue Christmas look, then this one is for you. There are blue trees on the table and counters, ornaments along the cabinets and even matching snowflake plates.
I love the bright blue baubles hanging overhead. Start with the table runner and a group of little trees if you want to borrow just one part.
checked stockings and pale bows
How adorable are these blue checked stockings? The pale bows and white snowflake details look so pretty hanging from the island.
A gingerbread house and blue-and-white bowl sit above them. Try the stockings on the outer side of your own island, away from appliances and the space where you prepare food.
a tiny tree with teacups
This little tree may just be my favorite one on the list. Mostly because those tiny cups and blue-and-white houses are so adorable.
Checked bows and a draped bead strand fill the spaces between the ornaments. Choose lightweight cup-shaped decorations if you want to try this kitchen-themed tree yourself.
pale blue bows and citrus
The blue bows are so pretty beside the orange slices and brown pinecones. Long ribbon tails hang below the greenery, with little gold-colored bells tucked near the top.
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This garland is shown on a stair railing rather than in a kitchen. Borrow the color combination for a kitchen doorway garland if you have a suitable spot.
a coastal blue table
Last but definitely not least, we have this coastal Christmas table. I love the pale blue runner with the shells and starfish!
Little green trees sit between pieces of driftwood and clear candle vessels.
Try this on your kitchen table if you want a beach-inspired holiday setting. The white plates keep the place settings simple beside the detailed centerpiece.