The best places to buy holiday decorations 2024 – H&G's edit of where to shop this Black Friday
No matter what your theme this year, whether you are keeping to classic or following the trends, these are our team's favorite places to shop for holiday decor
Shopping for Christmas decorations is such a joy. Seeing what quirky trends brands have decided to go for, thinking about what you want to add to your collection this year and getting excited to get your decorations up and in the festive spirit.
I am a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to Christmas decorations, I have my well-loved pieces that come out time and time again, but every year I do like to add to my set up with a few special new additions and it's these stores I always head to first.
So if you too are looking to expand your collection, or if it's time for a whole new look for the holidays, these are the best places to shop for wonderful Christmas decorations. No matter what style you like to go for in your home these stores will have you covered, and bonus, so many have Black Friday sales on right now so it's the perfect time to get shopping.
The best places to buy Christmas decorations this Black Friday
I'll go into plenty of details on why these stores are the go-to for holiday decs below, but if you are itching to get shopping here are the deals going on at H&G favorite stores right now:
- Shop 30% off the Anthropologie Holiday Collection (plus an extra 40% off sale too)
- Shop up to 40% off holiday decor at Pottery Barn
- Shop up to 50% off Christmas trees, decorations and more at Target
- Shop 25% off site-wide at Magnolia
- Shop up to 50% off Christmas decorations at Amazon
- Shop up to 30% off site-wide at Lulu & Georgia
- Shop 30% off the Christmas Collection at Lenox
- Shop 30% off holiday decor at Terrain
Anthropologie
If you like cutesy decor that's a bit quirky and fun, Anthropologie is the place to shop holiday decor. They have some beautifully classic pieces too, like the festive take on their iconic Bistro Tile Collection, and their faux wreaths and garlands are some of the most realistic I have seen. What I love about the Anthro holiday collection is it's filled with the kind of pieces that become heirlooms, the kind of decor that you keep for decades and can bring joy year after year.
These are my top three buys from the 2024 collection, all with 30% off right now for Black Friday, so be quick!
Anthropologie is known for its love of monograms and there's plenty in the holiday collection. This ornament is a best seller this year, and it's easy to see why, the mini snow globe style is a classic. I also think this would make for a lovely hosting gift too, tied around a bottle of something tasty.
Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn does so many different styles of Christmas decor, but I think what it does best is classic, slightly rustic pieces. Think plaid and lots of green and red and there's a bit of vintage, nostalgic feel going on here too. There's also up to 40% off most of the holiday collection for Black Friday, making already affordable pieces even more of a bargain. These are the stand out pieces in my cart.
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Cute and classic these gingerbread ornaments have been best sellers this year. There's a whole gingerbread theme going on at Pottery Barn this year so plenty of pieces you can pick up to match this set.
Target
Target is a great place to shop chic and affordable Christmas decorations. I usually head straight to their collections with designers Shea McGee and Joanna Gaines. The Threshold designed with Studio McGee and the Hearth & Hand with Magnolia are both ways to create these designers iconic modern rustic look in your own home at really reasonable prices.
Red and green are of course a classic combination at Christmas, as is a wreath so pair them together for the most festive of looks. For such an affordable prices this wreath and Studio McGee's collection with Target looks lush and organic.
Art is an underrated and really easy way to bring the holiday spirit to your decor. This Christmas tree design in a gold frame has a decidedly vintage feel to it and would be perfect leaned on a mantle or shelving for a quick and simple festive update.
If you are after some tree decorations that will make a statement but still feel timeless, these bird ornaments would be perfect. At just $5 each they are sure to make your Christmas tree look more expensive without having to splurge.
Another classic red and green wreath, this time from Joanna Gaines' collection at Target. This has a lovely rustic, handmade feel to it and it's actually real dried foliage!
I've seen garlands like this going for double, even triple the price of this one! $14.99 is an amazing price. I'd buy a couple and actually use them in my tree string up along with the fairy lights within the branches.
An easy way to elevate a holiday tablescape is a big vase of foliage. Joanna is always posting helpful videos about decorating with foliage, so pick up some from her Target range and head over to her Instagram for plenty of styling inspiration.
Amazon
It's might surprise you to see Amazon in a round-up for the best places to shop Christmas decorations, but their range is vast and there so much good stuff to be found, not to mention at great prices. I swear by shopping storefronts if you are after the good stuff quickly. My go-to is designer Drew Scott (A.K.A Lone Fox), his store font with beautiful, unexpected picks.
Bows were a big decor trend last year and the love has continued into 2025. Last year I tied velvet ribbons to my tree and put them away to use again this year but they have got so creased and sad-looking I am going to order some more robust pre-made ones. Nailing two trends in one here with the burgundy too.
Lenox
If you love kitschy, vintage Christmas decor Lenox is the place for you to head. This brand has gone viral in the last few months for its nostalgic aesthetic. There's lots of gorgeous crockery and serveware on there that would be ideal for hosting over the holidays, and so much gift inspiration too. Plus, Lenox has an amazing Black Friday sale going on right now so you can save on some really gorgeous, luxurious products across the whole of the site. And you can save a further 30% off some pieces with the code SAVEBIG.
An iconic set of decorations that takes the classic Grinch characters and motifs and makes them even sweeter. As with many Lenox pieces, these are collectibles that will become those sentimental pieces you bring out year after year.
These were the first new Christmas decorations I bought this year. They already look like they have been in my collection for decades the design and make so classic and such good quality. I was thinking about using these on the tree, but I think they deserve more attention so I am going to hang from the garland on my mantle.
IKEA
If you love Scandi Christmas decor IKEA has you covered. Their collection impresses me every year and the prices are unbeatable! Their 2024 offering has a lovely folksy-feel to it that's very on trend this year but also a timeless theme.
These assemble-yourself heart-shaped ornaments offer an easy opportunity for loved ones and little ones to help trim the tree. Creating both cute and affordable decor and a nice cozy activity for a winter afternoon.
I am the Head of Interiors at Homes & Gardens. I started off in the world of journalism in fashion and luxury travel and then landed my first interiors role at Real Homes and have been in the world of interior design ever since. Prior to my role at H&G I was the digital editor at Livingetc, from which I took a sabbatical to travel in my self-converted van (not as glamorous as decorating a home, but very satisfying). A year later, and with lots of technical DIY lessons learned I am back to writing and editing, sometimes even from the comfort of my home on wheels.
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