Deck the halls (and everything else) the Ikea way
From festive Frakta bags to space-saving decor, Ikea's 2025 Christmas collection will help you deck the halls for less, with prices starting from just £1.50.
There are three trends in the range – Vinterfint, Stråla and Vintersaga – each offering affordable festive updates for the home. You'll find Christmas Day essentials like tea towels and gift wrap, plus decorative accessories such as door wreaths and Santa-shaped lidded jars.
'Whether you want to create a holiday hideaway, set the table for full-on festive feasts or create a cosy Christmas corner, we've got everything you need to transform your home into the place to be this Christmas,' say the team at Ikea. 'Discover clever little ideas to prepare the home for the festive season in true Scandinavian tradition.'
Available to buy online and in stores now, take a look at the range below:
Gathering loved ones for a festive feast? Ikea has just the ticket for seasonal suppers, whether you're after a colourful table runner or scented candles (£1.50) for a centrepiece.
Foodies will also find a host of sumptuous goodies designed to keep the whole family entertained. Kids will love building the flatpack gingerbread houses, while the pralines make a perfect afternoon treat.
'Gather your family for a beautiful winter dinner and fun winter baking activities. These crowd pleasers are perfect for hosting, gifting and ensuring all your Christmas guests are happy around the clock,' say the team at Ikea.
Potted trees, garlands, ornaments and dazzling stars: Ikea is going big on festive tradition. Expect affordable decorations (we love the candy-shaped tree ornaments for just £2), along with modern touches like the pack of eight classic red bows for £3.
Ikea's space-saving Christmas tree is back for 2025. Available to buy for just £10, simply hang, decorate, and enjoy. Take inspiration from the small gift bags pictured, perfect for making your own DIY advent calendar.
'At Ikea, we believe that living in a small space does not
mean you have to compromise on festive decor,' say the team. 'The flexible construction is easy to pull horizontally to the desired width and fill with decorations – and to fold up and store.'
Traditional festive designs get a playful makeover in Ikea's Christmas collection. Designed by Stockholm-based artist Evelina Kroon, the range brings personality and energy to everything from napkins to tablecloths. Mix and match bold patterns for a scene-stealing tablescape.
Get the Scandi look with Ikea's range of paper decorations. Keep it classic with the set of two paper trees (£4) or place a star-shaped lamp shade on your windowsill.
'During the Scandinavian holiday season, you'll see lots of stars in windows. Made from paper or other materials, they represent the Star of Bethlehem and usually have lights inside, casting a soft, welcoming glow during long winter nights.'
Bring a touch of magic to your gathering with Ikea's white accessories. Whatever your festive style, you'll find charming tree decorations, tableware, warm textiles, and more at purse-friendly prices.
'Create an inviting winter wonderland for festive celebrations and gatherings with Vinterfint textiles, tableware and candles and Stråla LED lamps, lampshades and string lights,' say the team.
Make spirits bright this festive season with a new hanging stocking. These £5 designs use traditional Christmas colours, but the playful scale gives them standout appeal.
'My designs are timeless with a twist. I hope these pieces become part of your holiday memories for years to come,' says designer Evelina.
No holiday haul is complete without a shopping bag, and what better choice than the iconic Frakta?
'Is there any home that doesn't have the blue Ikea carrier bag? Probably not. So, I added my own touch to the world-famous icon,' says designer Evelina Kroon. 'It's checkered, of course – and one of my favourites out of everything I created for the Vinterfint collection.'
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