Festive Backdrops
Don’t be fooled by the well prepped elves.
Lots of businesses, small and large are shooting their Christmas content right now.
We can see four dominant themes emerging as we head to full on Christmas countdown.
Enter Christmas trend No. 1 for 2024. Nkuku, Cox & Cox and Layered Lounge are embracing retro burnt oranges, coppers and brass.
Bonfire browns that go beyond the annual woodland creatures and dried fruit garlands in garden centres up and down the country. Hoorah for some 70s inspiration in pattern, print and that’s not where it stops.
Trend No. 2 is a movement towards sensorial heavy contrast product imagery.
Statement textured walls, the use of reeded and glass, hard materials like marble and stone, paired with soft velvet ribbons and flowing silk curtains.
Nancy Meyers meets Bridgerton, trend No. 3 sees a more vintage-esq nostalgic palette dominating traditional consumer campagins.
Antique worn floorboards, plums mixed with deep ruby reds. Think gilt photo frames and National Trust - heritage homes vibes.
The Barbiecore craze heads into next year with a twist. Think weird Barbie for 2025. With John Lewis releasing their first ever pink tree within their Sugar & Spice theme (the covetable inspired Stanley Cup bauble will be a sell out I am sure) and Pinterest awash with a growing trend in the US for red trees, eclectic clashing Christmas is a go.
Mix your prints and patterns, evolvE the pastel candy crush of the last few years. Bold and brave, we have a selection of designs for you colour poppers!
