IKEA Just Quietly Dropped Its Kitschy Scandi Christmas Collection – These Are the 16 Pieces We Think Will Sell Out First

With folk art-inspired serving trays and kitschy Christmas pillows, IKEA's VINTERFINT range brings charming nostalgia and festive fun to the holiday season

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IKEA's VINTERFINT Christmas collection is one of the most anticipated drops of the holiday season. Stylish, affordable, and always a little bit kitsch, the pieces are always timeless classics that bring IKEA's Scandi style to the holidays. And we have just noticed the launch has already very quietly dropped on site.

From Santa-themed pillow covers and artificial trees to ornaments in classic holiday colors, this collection is full of joyful Christmas decor ideas. Though much of the collection's design was inspired by the Swedish countryside aesthetic and traditional folk art, there's no shortage of playful, cute, and kitschy Christmas details.

The adjustable tree-shaped wall decoration is one of the hero pieces that comes back (and sells out) year after year – it's a creative alternative to the standard Christmas tree that's perfect for those with limited floor space. A new piece to the range is the candle chandelier. This $40 accessory looks like a high-end buy, and it can help create a nostalgic yet elevated atmosphere in your dining room this Christmas.

IKEA's VINTERFINT collection is a sell-out one; these pieces don't all hang around until December 1st, so if you see a piece you like, add it to your cart.

If you feel like it's too soon to decorate for Christmas, then have a look at IKEA's fall range – full of seasonally-inspired and affordable home decor that looks high end.

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Devin Toolen
Devin Toolen
Style Editor

Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.