Next's Christmas store is now operational and rapidly running out of stock - it features oversized holiday decorations that seamlessly blend functionality with elegance.
In the world of festive home decor, Next continues to impress with its Xl-sized Christmas offerings. This year, one of the top picks is a draught excluder in the shape of a bow, reminiscent of bestselling John Lewis Christmas decorations but with a unique twist.
Sara Hesikova, Content Editor at a popular platform offering style inspiration, real homes, project and garden advice, and shopping know-how, is making her top picks for Christmas decorations. With a background in fashion and lifestyle magazines and luxury bed linen brands, Sara brings a keen eye for design and quality. She graduated from London College of Fashion with a bachelor's degree in fashion journalism in 2016.
The bow-shaped Christmas cushion in red and white stripes has sold out this year, indicating high demand. Another standout piece is a characterful draught excluder, designed in the shape of a cute, smiley dessert made from felt. For those who love a touch of humour in their decor, there's an adorable draught excluder in the shape of a character, similar to the gingerbread man-shaped plush doorstop resembling the one from Shrek, available from Next.
Monochrome Christmas decorations are also a highlight this year, with Next featuring draught excluders in the shape of little presents and black and white baubles. These large plush baubles can be used for decorative purposes only, and may be used to cover Christmas tree stands, fill corners, or serve as sofa cushions.
One of the biggest Christmas decor trends this year is Xl-sized ornaments and decorations. Next's Christmas shop is still brimming with large Christmas decorations that not only add aesthetic appeal but also serve practical purposes, such as the draught excluder in the shape of a bow.
Despite the popularity of these Xl-sized decorations, the search results do not contain information about who is responsible for selecting the Xl-size Christmas decorations at Next. Regardless, it's clear that the platform's Certified Expert in Training on Furniture, Sara Hesikova, has a keen eye for what will captivate the hearts of home decor enthusiasts this festive season.
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