Christmas decorating ideas

Playful and nostalgic. Classic novelty brings back those childhood memories with cheerful reds, greens, and quirky little characters. A fun take on festive tradition. Choose from a range of whimsical baubles, jolly figurines, and colourful stockings that add a bit of magic to your home.

Fun, quirky, and full of charm. Scandi novelty brings the festive spirit with adorable felt animals like skateboarding penguins, dancing hippos, and even a crocodile carrying pudding! Plus, Santa’s swapped his suit for jeans. Add a playful touch to your holiday decor.

Elegant and classic. The timeless collection is all about designs that bring warmth and charm. Rich golds, silvers, and deep reds come together in beautiful ornaments, soft ribbons, and charming tree toppers that never go out of style.

Hosting a Christmas meal? Here's plenty to inspire your festive tablescaping. From nibble bowls to dinner sets, champagne glasses to cutlery, we've got everything you need to spice up your dining space. 

Add a pop of Christmas to even the softest space. Choose from Christmas themed throws and cushions to cosy up with, or cuddly duvet sets for deep and dreamy sleeps.

Nothing sets the mood like candle light and a subtle scent. So add a fragrant candle or reed diffuser to keep things fresh and festive.

As a guide, 80 baubles should cover a 6ft tree nicely, but it also comes down to personal taste. A minimalist approach can work well, as can a tree bursting with baubles! Start from the middle of the tree and work outwards to avoid knocking any baubles off, and mix up different sizes and colours to add interest.

Roughly speaking, we recommend about 80 lights per foot of height - so about 480 lights for a 6ft tree. Remember to measure how far the tree will be from the plug socket and make sure the lead length between plug and decoration is long enough.

For some, the Christmas tree goes up at the start of advent, which this year is on the 1 December. Others prefer to wait until the second week of December. For us, it's simply whenever you start to get that festive feeling!

Traditionally you take your Christmas tree down 12 days after Christmas - also known as Twelfth Night. There's debate on whether this falls on the 5 or 6 January, so it's really up to personal preference. Make sure you have plenty of storage boxes ready for all of your new decorations.