The festive season is coming early for a quarter of British people - this month is when they are planning to put up their .
New research by next found 25% of us deck the halls in November. However, the start of remains the most popular time to the tree, with 41% of people preferring to do this.
The polling, by retailer Next, also found artificial trees have extremely popular with 61% having one in their home.
While 47% say they have a distinct colour or style theme for their Christmas decorations, 41% said they are ready to give their decor an update this festive season.
Trends set to be big include bright, bold colour schemes, bows as Christmas tree toppers instead of the traditional angel and traditional styles with a hint of glamour.
Meanwhile, data from has found 53% of British consumers say they’ll be opting for a cosy feel to their homes, with winter foliage and textured furnishings trending.
It also showed 43% will go for classic Yuletide motifs, including the use of red, green and gold decorations and woodland animals for their Christmas trees.
A fifth of people say putting up the tree that marks the arrival of the festive season, while 13% saying seeing a Christmas advert rings in the holidays for them.
Top Christmas decor tips from Viktoriia Savchenko at , who is working with Next
1. The secret is to choose decorations that match your home's style. Think about your favourite colours, textures, and overall vibe. Try shiny decorations, metal accents, and geometric shapes for a modern home. If you prefer a traditional look, classic colours like red, green, and brown are always a good choice. Remember, the goal is to create a cohesive look that feels festive and familiar.
2. Make it modern. Christmas decor trends are constantly evolving. This year, I see a lot of rich colours and velvet textures. Think deep emerald greens, sapphire blues, and rich reds with gold accents. It's a bold and luxurious look that adds a touch of sophistication to any home. Additionally, there's a resurgence of classic Christmas decor with a modern twist. Minimalist trees adorned with velvet ribbons and metallic colour accents offer a timeless yet fresh feel.
3. Consider mixing vintage and modern pieces to give your old Christmas decorations a fresh look. I love how vintage ornaments can be paired with modern metallic accents for a unique and eclectic style. Additionally, incorporating modern materials like metallics and glass can add a contemporary touch.
4. Remember the power of lighting. Upgrading your old fairy lights to LED can instantly give your decorations a more modern look.
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