
Christmas 2025 Trends
Top Christmas 2025 Trends to Watch
Style, Nostalgia and Natural Elegance
The holiday season is a time of warmth, tradition, and transformation. As we look ahead to Christmas 2025, the trends are clear: Festive decor is blending elegance with comfort, vintage charm with modern styling. If you're ready to refresh your seasonal setup or inspire your audience, here are the top five Christmas 2025 trends that are already making waves.
Pre-Lit Pop-Up Trees. The Ultimate Holiday Hack!
Forget the fuss of stringing lights or handing every ornament one-by-one! The pre-lit pop-up tree is the go-to solution for effortless elegance. Pre-strung with lights, adorned with bows and ornaments, this tree is perfect for small spaces, busy households, or anyone craving instant holiday magic. It's collapsible, reusable and festive right out the box. With 4 sizes and 9 colors you can personalize it to your decor!
Brylane Home Fully Decorated Pre-Lit pop-Up Christmas Tree

Bows Make a Bold Return—With Dramatic, Luxe Tails
In 2025, bows are more than just a finishing touch—they’re taking center stage on Christmas trees and beyond. This season, expect to see large, luxurious bows with long, flowing tails made from rich fabrics like velvet, satin, and metallic weaves. Whether draped down the branches of a tree, tied onto wreaths, or woven into garlands, these statement bows bring elegance and movement to holiday decor. The longer tails add a sense of whimsy and grandeur, creating a layered, couture-inspired look that transforms even the simplest greenery into a showpiece.

Nostalgia & Coziness Reign with John Lewis-Inspired Themes
This Christmas, comfort and storytelling come together in a wave of nostalgic charm. Inspired by the beloved John Lewis holiday themes, decorators are leaning into collections that evoke warmth, tradition, and wonder. Think Heirloom Splendour, Enchanting Tales, Ancient Wonders, and Worldly Treasures—themes that blend vintage details with rich textures and soft lighting. Classic nutcrackers, velvet ribbons, glass baubles, and ornaments with storybook character create a mood that feels both luxurious and familiar. It’s not just about decor—it’s about telling a story that feels like home.


Natural Elements Bring Texture, Calm, and a Breath of Fresh Greenery
In 2025, Christmas decor is embracing the beauty of the outdoors with natural elements that bring both texture and tranquility. Wood, wool, woven fibers, and earthy ceramics are showing up in ornaments, tablescapes, and mantle displays. Lush greenery—both faux and fresh—adds life to spaces without overwhelming them. Think eucalyptus garlands, pine sprigs in vases, and handwoven stockings that feel artisanal and grounded. This trend leans into simplicity, highlighting the peaceful side of the season with a focus on sustainable, nature-inspired touches that make every room feel calm, clean, and connected to the earth.

Mixed Metallics and Deep Jewel Tones Elevate Holiday Palettes
This year’s holiday color story is all about balance and richness. Deep jewel tones like emerald, sapphire, and garnet create a luxurious foundation, some with velveteen finishes, while soft natural hues—such as ivory, moss, and slate—add an earthy elegance. What pulls it all together? A sophisticated mix of aged brass, pewter, and muted golds. These metals don’t scream for attention; they add subtle shine and depth that feels curated, not flashy. Whether used in ornaments, candleholders, or ribbon trims, the combination creates a layered, upscale look that feels both festive and timeless.
Distressed Rustic Shatterproof Farmhouse Ornaments

Velvet and Textured Christmas Ball Ornaments

FINAL THOUGHTS
Whether you’re decking out a cozy home, merchandising a storefront, or planning holiday content for your brand, the Christmas 2025 trends bring together timeless nostalgia, organic textures, and a rich, refined color palette. This year invites you to embrace both tradition and transformation—blending stories of the past with fresh expressions of beauty. And yes, it might just be the year you skip the tangled lights and go straight to the sparkle.
