While many are still easing into the fall spirit in October, my mind is on Christmas. Because, as someone who covers them year after year, I know that this is when all the holiday launches start to quietly drop. The most recent of the drops is one I look forward to every year – H&M.
H&M's holiday collection is always whimsical, always chic, and always affordable. And the just-launched 2025 collection is no different, and it's filled with hints as to what the big holiday trends are going to be – much to my delight, bows are back for this year.
And beyond bows, there are nostalgic motifs that lean just the right amount of kitsch, festive stripes that I think could work in your home right now, and the trend for chrome that's been apparent in 2025 is seeping into holiday decor, too.
From chic tableware to cozy lighting, H&M's newly launched line proves that Christmas decorating ideas can be both festive and stylish. Here are the nine key pieces I think are worth spotlighting.
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No Christmas table is complete without a set of taper candles. While there are plenty of colors to choose from, the burgundy and pink striped pair is irresistibly cute (not to mention pink and red are a hot color trend for 2026, so these will be just as cute post-holidays). Position them at the heart of your dining table for a subtle dose of color and pattern.
There's something magical about tealight holders; they give a room a cozy glow that's so festive during the holiday season. Delicately cut, this silver tea light holder depicts an angular city skyline that's guaranteed to dance across your walls when darkness hits.
This set of delicately folded paper ornaments is simple but oh-so stylish. There are plenty of shades to suit any scheme, but the chocolate brown feels seasonal and still chic. Scatter them around your tree or along your mantel for an elegant display that nods to Christmas without straying into the kitsch.
Whether you're hosting on the big day or organizing festive drinks in the run-up to Christmas, this delicate floral table runner will give your dining table enduring elegance without feeling overdone. Pair it with some green napkins and gold candles, and you've got the ultimate holiday-inspired set-up.
As soon as I saw this porcelain teacup, I knew I had to have it. It's a simple but classic piece that's reminiscent of hotel tableware. With a familiar vintage feel, this cup will brighten a cold wintery morning and give your table an irresistible homely charm.
It's not just your table that needs illuminating during the Christmas period; lighting is an essential part of any room during the winter months. This chic metal wall sconce feels effortlessly cool but still festive; it'll hold any taper candle you choose and shine all night long.
If you're planning on hosting during the holidays, a set of placemats is a no-brainer. This rustic pair is a farmhouse-lover's dream, delicately finished with an embroidered border. Pair them with a rustic vase and some embroidered napkins, and you've got the recipe for a seasonal tablescape that feels sophisticated, timeless, and oh-so welcoming.
No home is complete without a garland during the holidays. I love this glittery honeycomb style for its delicate elegance. It'll give a mantel, staircase, or tree a sense of elegance and style without overwhelming the space. To allow the garland to truly shine, I recommend styling it with some metallic accents.
Bows were all the rage last Christmas, and I'm pleased to report that they'll be staying for 2025 too. Printed in a whimsical pattern, this cotton cushion cover will give a bed, sofa, or armchair a cozy feel that's perfect for the holidays.
H&M's Christmas collection is filled with festive treasures. From effortlessly cool wall sconces to rustic tableware, there's something for every home, of any style. Fusing timeless Christmas decorating ideas with a contemporary edge, it's never been easier to make your home feel both chic and festive all at the same time.
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