Christmas Hits
We’ve selected some original Christmas decorations quite different from the usual reindeers and Santas.
1. Gardener’s Delight
We love this unique greenhouse tree decoration in blown glass, carefully handpainted with a shimmering finish. Available at potterybarn.com
2. New York Fairytale
These Little New York baubles will suit anyone mad about the Big Apple, and they work really nicely together for a cute city scene. Available at notonthehighstreet.com
3. Festive Flames
Spice up your room with scented candles, homemade and hand-poured in Salem. With scents like Ameretto Egg Nog and Blue Spruce you’ll be feeling festive in no time. Available at witchcitywicks.com
4. Dear Santa…
These hand-stamped sterling silver ornaments by White Lilie Designs are super cute, and can be personalized to make a thoughtful gift. Available at White Lilie Designs
5. Peggy Lane
These seasonal pegs are a simple but effective idea – you can choose from a range of handpainted designs. These would be great for hanging up your cards. Available at Desmond Brown Design
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