Uncategorized Christmas 2018: style inspiration and the decorations to buy now 30 November, 2018 | 1 min read Small nutcracker wreath, £435, Harrods Transform your home into a winter wonderland (without waiting for a Christmas miracle) Restoration Hardware, the American luxury homeware brand, has created an elegant living space that combines decadence, that this season is synonymous with, and understatement. To do the same at home, mix golden embellishments with a muted colour palette; and for a truly minimal approach, ditch the pine in favour of silver birch Small nutcracker wreath, £435, Harrods From left: Fritz Hansen terracotta candleholder, £140, Chaplins; Chilli bauble, £7.50, Talking Tables; Ratrace bauble, £27, Rory Dobner Spice things up even more at dinner time. Do what Ottolenghi does and make bold details the theme. Set the table with the brightest table linen and accessories that celebrate colour From left: If you want to be more adventurous with colour, take a look at OKA’s lounge. Here the traditional Christmas scene is subtly updated with candy-cane stripes and contrasting styles of baubles, which tie in to the room’s interior design; Monkey decoration, £10, Raj Tent Club Green velvet luxury crackers, £70 for a set of 6, Selfridges Felt mistletoe wreath, £18, Laura Ashley Wyevale Garden Centres uses frosted greenery with conviction, making a strong style statement in the hallway. Pine is de rigueur and fills the air with a heady aroma your guests can enjoy as soon as they walk through the door Cock pheasant orange feather wreath, £65, Plucking Fabulous Tags ChaplinsChristmasHarrodsLaura AshleyOttolenghiRaj Tent ClubRestoration HardwareRory DobnerSelfridgesTalking TablesWyevale Garden Centres Trending Fashion “The bolder, the better”: rug designer Wendy Morrison on her collaboration with Terry De Havilland Interiors Hidden amongst the Arduaine hillside lies a discreet little black box home People & Culture Banjo Beale embarks on a Scottish adventure in series two of Designing the Hebrides Sponsored Interiors Homes for sale near you: ESPC’s The Luxe List – September Each month, in association with ESPC, we'll showcase a handful of the most coveted properties in Scotland Latest “The bolder, the better”: rug designer Wendy Morrison on her collaboration with Terry De Havilland Hidden amongst the Arduaine hillside lies a discreet little black box home Banjo Beale embarks on a Scottish adventure in series two of Designing the Hebrides Stylish new wine bar, Mara, opens in Edinburgh’s shore district Emotional design: the power of prioritising feeling over function Exquisite craftsmanship characterises this award-winning reimagining of a Highland farmstead More like this “The bolder, the better”: rug designer Wendy Morrison on her collaboration with Terry De Havilland Hidden amongst the Arduaine hillside lies a discreet little black box home Banjo Beale embarks on a Scottish adventure in series two of Designing the Hebrides Stylish new wine bar, Mara, opens in Edinburgh’s shore district