Why not this Navratri, you make your house bloom with beautiful colour themes every day?
On nine Navratri days, set up nine different colour themes in your house and celebrate the festival with full colourful vibes. Steal the ideas from this blog to make every Navratri October 2024 theme gorgeous.
Day 1: Colour Yellow
The day of goddess Shailaputri, who represents purity and nature.
For the first day, we can do the Navratri decoration of mandap with lights and artificial flowers in yellow colour. To amp up the decor, add a few yellow soft furnishing items like felt rug, printed sheer curtains, and tufted cushion covers from Homemonde’s store.
Day 2: Colour Green
The day of goddess Brahmacharini, who is the image of wisdom and knowledge.
Okay, for day two, we have to go green, and we will keep it all natural.
Buy indoor plants from your nearest nursery. Get them in different shades of green—explore tones from light to dark green. For vibrancy, you can pick the plants that have leaves with bold patterns on them.
You can set up these plants in various places in your house. Place in corners in large pots, keep them on tables, or hang the ones that have beautiful long veils. This will be the most amazing and eco-friendly Navratri decoration theme.
Day 3: Colour Grey
The day of goddess Chandraghanta, who stands for courage and beauty.
Creating a grey theme is a little complicated. However, we will still do it.
Try finding out grey diyas and lamps for Navratri mandap decoration—or you can even paint them silver on your own. For the living room, fetch cushion covers in grey, for example, Homemonde’s Foil printed cushion cover that looks fabulous, especially during the festive season. At last, check if there's any wall hanging available in grey; you can hang them on walls to complete the grey theme.
Day 4: Colour Orange
The day of goddess Kushmanda, who stands for creativity and joy.
Here comes one more brightest Navratri day after Yellow. For this, the marigold flower decoration is the best idea. Let’s take fresh marigold flowers and make:
- Table centrepieces: Get decorative bowls, vases, or baskets and arrange marigold flowers in them with a few greens for contrast.
- Rangoli with Flowers: A rangoli made with orange and yellow marigolds looks so divine. Check it out online, and you will get many ideas for making it.
- Flower Wall Backdrop: On a plain backdrop, pin marigold flowers to create an incredible backdrop for the pooja area or clicking photos with friends and family.
Day 5: Colour White
The day of goddess Skandamata, who stands for motherhood and compassion.
On this day we will do the white Navratri decor at home that creates an awestruck look, whether you have a modern or a traditional interior. Here’s how to do it:
- White Flowers Centrepiece: Get a transparent vase, fill it with water, and arrange white flowers in it. Keep this in the centre of a table, and for a more stunning effect, light up candles near it.
- White Fairy Lights: You can get white fairy lights easily from the market for traditional Navratri decor. Along with it, use lilies, roses, or jasmine in white for a serene look.
- White Herringbone Rugs: In Homemonde’s store, you can find a nice White Herringbone Rug to complete the setup. The white flower centrepiece and fairy lights with this rug on the floor—they all put together look so mesmerising.
Day 6: Colour Red
The day of goddess Katyayani, who stands for courage and success.
Now comes the day of red, for which all the Navratri decoration ideas are DIYs because that looks adorable:
- Paper Lanterns: Take a set of red papers and craft red paper lanterns; they are super easy to prepare by following the step-by-step guidance on Youtube. Once done, hang them around the puja area or in the living room for a soft glow.
- Candle Holders: Find a glass jar and paint it red. Decorate it with a design using different shades than red, or simply use some beads and stones on it—that's it—your DIY candle holder is ready.
- Fabric Wall Hanging: For completing the pooja area or living room decor, you can use red fabric as wall hanging. To make it attractive, add to it a few mirrors or beads.
Day 7: Colour Royal Blue
The day of goddess Kalaratri, who stands for both liberation and destruction.
For day seven, prepare a traditional rangoli with maximum royal blue colour in it. If you are experienced in making rangoli, then you must give a try to the peacock rangoli design, as it will look amazing in a royal blue colour theme. Next, hang blue paper fans near the pooja setup and light up blue decorative candles that will just make your whole decor look elegant.
Day 8: Colour Pink
The day of goddess Mahagauri, who stands for grace and beauty.
The pink home decor is cute, and you can keep it simple or get more creative—it's all up to you how you want to see your house.
- Simple Pink Navratri Decor:
- Buy a pink crystal chandelier and hang it where it will grab the attention of your guests.
- Get pink beaded windchimes that are easily available in beautiful shades of pink and perfect for home decor.
- Creative Pink Navratri Decor
- Try pink macramé wall art that you will love making on your own.
- Prepare photo frames with pink glitter; they look lovely when hanging on walls.
Day 9: Purple
The day of goddess Siddhidatri, who stands for perfection and completion.
Now comes the final day of Navratri, for which everything will be purple. Because it's the final day, we will start with making a purple rangoli. You can add a few contrasting colours to it. Beside that, you can blow up purple balloons and fill up the whole living room and pooja area with them. Also, you can buy solid sheer curtains with purple pom pom lace from Homemonde to make your Navratri home decor theme look like a wow.
