Top 10 Kmart Christmas decorations | Better Homes and Gardens

Kmart’s Christmas line-up for 2019 has been revealed with a plethora of gorgeous wreaths, festive stockings, stylish decor and glittering ornaments.

We’ve cast our eye over the collection and rounded-up our top 10 Christmas buys.

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1. Leaf wreath, $15

Adorn your front door with this Eucalytpus-look wreath, perfect for a simple and stylish festive look. You could also use it as a centrepiece on your Christmas dinner table.

2. Light up caravan, $10

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Make a playful Christmas statement at home with this retro-style caravan. It would introduce a touch of personality to your hall table – or even under your Christmas tree.

3. Santa mail box, $15

Get into the Christmas spirit with this fun metal mail box. Kids will love “sending” their letters to the North Pole.

4. Traditional bird ornaments, $5 each

Decorate your tree with these adorable bird ornaments. It would suit a traditional Christmas look with red and white decorations.

5. Sitting long leg plush characters, $8 each

Pop a traditional Scandi-style Santa on a shelf for a light-hearted festive touch in your home.

6. Alphabet stocking, $5

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Monogrammed Christmas stockings are usually expensive items, so Kmart’s handsome version makes an affordable purchase.

7. Light up alphabet hanging decoration, $3 each

Kmart light up alphabet hanging decoration

Spell out a festive phrase – like “peace” or “merry and bright” – on your wall with these light-up letters. You could also get an initial for each member of the family.

8. Christmas stacking tree, $12

Customise the tree with your personal Christmas theme or create a miniature vignette on each shelf. Get inspired by these creative ideas here.

9. Large glittered peacock clip, $3 each

Add a touch of luxe to your Christmas tree with these shimmery peacock decorations.

10. Light-up woodland tree scene, $10

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Introduce a Nordic-style theme to your Christmas décor with this wooden tree scene. It would look beautiful sitting on a mantle or sideboard for a pared-back look.

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Rebecca Lowrey Boyd

With 27 years' experience as a lifestyle magazine and digital editor, Rebecca Lowrey Boyd is best known as the founder of Wee Birdy, a London-based blog devoted to London shopping, style and design. It was named one of the Top 100 Blogs in the World by the Sunday Times (UK), and was listed on Times Online's Best 50 Design Blogs in the World.