I've found the chicest Christmas décor under $50 - and it's all on sale
From marble stocking holders to wintry motif shower curtains that could double as art, these are the chicest — and might I add, affordable — finds this Christmas.

The holiday season is upon us, which means it's high time for decorating. After Thanksgiving (or, if you're a little over-excited like me, a little before), we transform our homes into festive havens, adding our favorite holiday décor and introducing cozy touches such as extra throw blankets and pillows.
Though, as we know, not all holiday homeware is created equal. Some pieces seem to embrace festivity a little too eagerly, not always aligning with the same level of taste that we strive to maintain in our home throughout the year. For those who appreciate the finer things and seek a balance between elegance and cheer, we have a present for you: an affordable luxury edit!
All priced under $50, these home deals look expensive and are undeniably chic — no "Happy Holidays" typography or kitschy snow globes to be found here. Scroll along to discover all the affordable luxury you need to elevate your home this holiday season.
Luxe holiday homewear under $50
Price: $29.96
Was: $49.95
This stocking holder is a chip off the marble block. Its sleek polishing and beautiful contrasting striations are sure to elevate your mantle. It's also available in white.
Price: $49.99
Was: $63.99
Sip in the holiday spirit with this exquisite glass mug set by Italian designer Matteo Thun. Its double walls ensure that you can enjoy cups of cocoa, hot toddies, and even mulled wine with enhanced warmth.
Price: $40
Was: $80
Sea's broderie anglaise placemat, with its scalloped edges and neutral color, is a chic base layer for your holiday table setting.
Price: $41
Was: $55
The combination of red, green, and white is a surefire way to get into the holiday spirit. This pillow sham from the Pottery Barn Christmas decor sale is perfect for cozy nights inside, wearing cable-knit sweaters, and enjoying hot cocoa.
Price: $47.60
Was: $119
Featuring beautiful layers of ruscus in a modern black color, this wreath is perfect for any minimalist during the holiday season. It would pair nicely with metallic mantle objects in gold and silver.
Price: $44
Was: $59
Let it glow with these glittering garland string lights from Pottery Barn. Featuring polished silver ornaments of varying shades, this adds a subtly elegant depth to your tree and can be situated above a doorway or mantle.
Price: $47
Was: $59
This stunning shower curtain showcases a wintry cabin motif against a flax backdrop, reminiscent of a French toile print. Its classical details transform it into a functional hanging art piece that you can enjoy in your bathroom.
Price: $14
Was: $28
Many of us dress up a tad more formally for holiday occasions, and our table is no exception. Inspired by a tuxedo bow, this is an absolutely darling way to elevate your table setting.
Price: $23 (+ $15 for monogram)
Was: $29.50
Add a touch of sweetness to your bathroom this season with scalloped peppermint swirls. We're especially fond of the monogrammed option, which would be a lovely accent in a guest bathroom.
Price: $28.99
Was: $83
These red mercury glass candlesticks are an elegant addition to your table or candle scape. With their bright red hue, they also make for a festive pairing with holiday centerpieces.
And if you're looking for some more help with your Christmas shopping, we have a lot of helpful information on our where to buy Christmas decorations page.
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Formerly covering fashion at L’Officiel USA, style maven Julia Demer brings her love of design to Livingetc’s world of interiors. As the title’s New York-based Style Editor, Julia's work reflects a sharp eye for detail and an innate passion for aesthetics. Her journey began with a strong foundation in design, honing her craft at renowned establishments like The Row and even establishing her own eponymous fashion brand. Julia’s design background is evident in the way she thoughtfully curates shopping edits, always maintaining a focus on emerging trends while preserving timeless sensibilities. For Julia, fashion and interiors go hand in hand, reflecting her lifelong commitment to perfecting the art of style.
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