Sustainable and eco-friendly decorations will dominate Christmas styling this year, as environmental awareness drives a shift toward natural materials and energy-efficient options.
Interior design expert Sylvia James from HomeHow.co.uk said dried oranges, pine cones and LED lights are leading the sustainable trend.
The minimalist approach continues to gain popularity, focusing on clean lines and simple colour palettes of silver, white and gold.
For those seeking nostalgia, vintage-inspired decorations incorporating antique ornaments and traditional red and green colour schemes are making a comeback.
Rustic themes using natural materials like twine, burlap and wood are trending, while modern styling emphasises geometric shapes and metallic accents.
“Consider using organic materials such as linen or cotton for napkins, tablecloths and other decorations,” James said.
Bohemian styling has emerged as a key trend, mixing textures, patterns and colours for an eclectic festive atmosphere.
The Scandinavian influence remains strong, characterised by simplicity and natural beauty with silver, white and gold tones.
Glamorous themes incorporating silk, velvet and crystal offer options for those seeking luxury, while moody Christmas décor featuring deep navy, burgundy and emerald provides dramatic flair.
Vibrant colour schemes round out the trends, with bright combinations of traditional Christmas hues creating playful, festive environments.
James advised that personalisation remains key when selecting decorating themes.
“Don’t be afraid to experiment and create a festive space that reflects your unique personality and brings you joy,” she said.