Christmas is the most nostalgic time of the year. From unboxing homemade decorations, to scents that make you reminisce, and the child-like joy of unwrapping gifts, playing games, and getting together with the entire family.
It's a hard feeling to bottle up. But IKEA's 2025 Christmas collection just manages to capture that magic and make it bigger, bolder, and more joyful than ever. And then gives it a Scandi twist, of course.
This is Christmas done the IKEA way: playful, pattern-filled, and bursting with personality. It’s red and green and unapologetically festive, inviting us all to rediscover a child-like wonder that feels refreshingly welcome after years of minimalist Christmas decorating trends.
After a few quiet luxury, pared-back Christmases, people are craving the color and whimsy of a nostalgic Christmas again. We’re seeing a return to rich colors, bold and layered patterns, and decorations that spark joy.
That's just what Christmas at IKEA invites you to do. To celebrate tradition, to rediscover child-like joy and wonder – it's 'the more the merrier' in every sense.
And there are a few special guests involved, too. This year, they've collaborated with various creatives to bring a bold new twist to their classic Scandi style. Designer Evelina Kroon is a Stockholm-based graphic artist who brings classic colors and checks to fun motifs and candy-shaped designs.
'My designs are timeless with a twist,' she explains. 'Using traditional Christmas colors but playing with scale creates something special. I hope these pieces become part of your holiday memories for years to come.'
For the less traditional, the hotly anticipated Gustaf Westman x IKEA collection takes Christmas tradition and throws it out the window. 'I got the chance to put conventional holiday aesthetics on its head, adding playfulness and boldness,' says Gustaf Westman.
The designs are focused on togetherness and super sculptural. While there are designs in classic red and green, there are also pops of bubblegum pink and baby blue in the mix. And the best part? There's a meatball serving dish named the VINTERFINT Serving Plate.
'For many people in Sweden, there's no Christmas – and no IKEA – without meatballs,' says Gustaf. 'So, when I came up with the idea of a meatball plate, I had to explore it. The result is a fun serving plate that works for all small savoury or sweet treats, not only for meatballs.'
Christmas decor should make your home feel alive – it’s a time to play, not to perfect. Whether you're shopping for a meatball tray or for some budget-friendly Christmas lights, this new drop has something for every festive fan.
Shop IKEA's 2025 Christmas collection
This paper Santa hat is simple, sculptural, and perfect for adding cheer to shelves or sideboards. Try a cluster as your table centerpieces or mix it with candles and candy ornaments for a fun vignette.
Paper stars have been a staple of a stylish seasonal home for a while, but this one has real star power. Because it's so affordable, you can hang a large cluster of them over the dining table or window for a cozy ambiance.
Designed by Evelina Kroon, this oversized soft velvet candy-shaped cushion is pure joy. Throw it on your favorite armchair for a hint of festive fun that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
The STRÅLA lamp, shaped like a wrapped present, is one of those pieces that turns a corner of your room into a Christmas vignette all on its own. It’s whimsical, unexpected, and pure Christmas magic.
Another Evelina design, this Scandi-style stocking has a bold red-and-green weave that feels traditional yet the oversized pattern lends a graphic, modern cheer.
These candy-red bows are made to be seen and totally on trend. Whether you clip them to your tree branches, napkin rings, or chair backs, they instantly elevate your decor.
If you’re looking to make your tree the star of the show (as if it isn’t already), this checked tree skirt is the finishing touch. The colors tie in beautifully with the rest of the collection and give your tree a cozy, homespun charm.
Nothing welcomes your guests like a festive doormat. It’s such an easy way to add a touch of holiday spirit before guests even step inside, it's a pretty and practical pick for the holidays.
These charming little mushroom ornaments might be my favorite discovery of the whole collection. They add a touch of fairytale magic to any tree or garland - and look great hung above a kitchen doorway.
A modern twist on the classic candelabra, this sculptural red piece anchors the dining table beautifully. It’s bold enough to hold its own among layers of pattern, and when lit, it creates a warm, golden glow.
Created with designer Gustaf Westman, this eye-catching cup and saucer has been designed to play with proportions while being perfectly sized for mulled wine, with an oversized saucer for sweet treats.
This sweet storage jar is going to be a family favorite this season. Whether it's filled with cookies, trinkets, or with cocoa and marshmallows for a hot chocolate station, it's a playful little ornament.
IKEA’s Christmas 2025 range captures the cheerful spirit of Christmas so beautifully. There’s a nostalgic charm to every piece, but also a fresh energy that makes it feel on-trend too – from the bold checks to the glowing paper stars.
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