The Pottery Barn holiday collection puts a fresh spin on old classics – it's vintage with a 2024 twist

This appetizer plate looks like a brandy snap. Crafted from stoneware and hand-painted for an iced finish, these gingerbread plates would make a real conversation starter.

Collect the set of dinner plates, salad plates, cereal bowls, and mugs. Each piece is hand-painted: mix and match between Christmas trees, snowmen, and reindeer.

This glassware collection contains everything you need for holiday hosting, from goblets to champagne flutes to coupe glasses. Keep it classic with red and green or branch out into blue, pink, or white.

Embroidered with red berries and verdant leaves, this table runner also functions as a festive centerpiece. The cotton-linen blend is ultra-durable: throw the runner straight in the washing machine after Christmas dinner.

I've got a tree-shaped cheese board that looks just like this one. It only comes out at Christmas, but it brings such a smile to my face during holiday hosting that I think it's worth the spend.

Add a festive flourish to your table settings with these bow-shaped place card holders. You could easily repurpose these little bows for a New Year's party too.

This star-shaped tree topper shines bright. It's lit from within by dozens of energy-efficient fairy lights and lined with mirrored surfaces to capture and reflect the light.

I love the look of these glass beads. It's like glistening dew drops along the tips of your pine tree. Use them to outline an entrance or wrap around a garland to create a unique festive centerpiece.

I like to buy myself a new ornament every festive season. This year, I might make an exception and get six – these little gingerbread men are too cute to separate.

Last year, I answered the question: 'can you put real candles on a Christmas tree?' My answer is a firm 'no', but I understand the aesthetic appeal. Get the look with these LED Candle Tree Clips, instead.

You can spend hours perfecting your tree decor so don't let it be brought down by an unsightly base. A collar is a chic and simple way to ensure it looks lovely from head to toe, and a woven one like this is subtle enough to work with any decor scheme.

I'm Team Real Tree all the way, but they can be a little high-maintenance when they start to drop their needles. The best way to catch any falling leaves is with a tree skirt. This white cotton piece feels suitably understated.

I love the look of a winterberry wreath: it's so quintessentially Christmassy. Complete the look with a matching garland to make a splash over your mantel.

These glitter-flocked pinecones should add a bit of sparkle to your windowsill or mantel. I like to wind my garland through the banisters to spruce up my Christmas stair decor ideas.

Decked out with delicate white lights and interspersed with pine boughs and golden bells, this is just the thing for a white Christmas.

This gingerbread train has the potential to become a real Christmas staple, the sort of piece you bring out every year to hold candy canes or festive favors.

These sweet sculptures come in Small, Medium, and Large. I couldn't resist shopping several: consider buying as many Small reindeer as you have little ones.

I've got big ideas for these red berry orbs. I'd like to suspend a few from the ceiling as Christmas hallway decorations or cluster them together on a console table to create a festive scene.

This is the sort of subtly seasonal accent that could work all year round. Shop it with a down feather or down alternative insert, as befits your allergies.

I love the contrast of materials in this tree-shaped pillow. Faux fur meets natural wooden and metallic beads to bring rustic charm to a luxe look.

There are subtle spruce trees in the knitted weave of this super-soft blanket, which comes in camel, cardinal red, or evergreen to suit your aesthetic.