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Dibs on the pink sparkly dinosaur
Kitsch Christmas decorations are back – and they’re bigger, bolder and more fun than ever. This year, expect over-the-top baubles, playful ornaments and plenty of personality to take centre stage on your tree.
If you like your festive decorating with a healthy dose of fun, this is the Christmas trend for you. We saw the 'Kitschmas' look gain popularity in people's homes last year. This joyful decorating style revelled in candy-coloured decorations, playful designs and novelty items. Now, this joyous look is back, and this time it's more maximalist than ever.
Styling your Christmas tree is a great way to jump on the trend and we've picked out some of our favourite tree decorations from M&S, with prices starting at just £6.
Read more: The Christmas 2026 decorating trends we're already spotting at John Lewis, M&S, Dunelm and more
Is it even Christmas if you don't have a glittering crocodile on your tree? This pack of two delivers the fun factor in spades.
Once again, food decorations are proving to be another popular trend. We love the extra sparkly touch on this croissant and cinnamon bun.
Often, the secret to nailing the ‘Kitschmas’ look is not taking it too seriously. We think these pups are fabulous – and that’s reason enough to give them pride of place on your tree.
Forget fish and chips – caterpillar cakes are a national treasure in their own right. So why not treat your Christmas tree to a Connie cake decoration this festive season?
Are you the kind of person who wears leopard-print trousers on Christmas Day? If so, we’ve found the perfect decoration for your tree.
Why a pink and green sparkly dinosaur, you ask? Why not? These prehistoric party animals know how to make a statement on your tree.
Another cultural icon: is a kitsch tree really complete without Percy Pig dressed as a giant present?
John Lewis' viral chicken wine Christmas decoration is selling fast – plus 8 more novelty baubles to shop now
B&M's £35 Christmas rocking horse is bang on trend
Try the Christmas tree skirt trend starting at £16
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