Although many people will be looking to pack Christmas decorations away at the end of 2022, the end-of-year sales are actually the best time to prepare for Christmas 2023.
While it may seem strange to buy new decorations a year before putting them out on display, the Christmas sales offer a great opportunity to pick out high-quality, timeless pieces at a more affordable price.
With the end of the year upon us, this is when our favorite home stores will be offering their left-over Christmas decor stock for less.
When are Christmas decorations on sale?
The good news is that many stores have started their Christmas decor sales early, and we only expect the deals to get better as the holiday season comes to a close. Here are some of our favorites for timeless Christmas pieces.
1. Balsam Hill
2. Macy’s
This Lenox piece is exquisitely crafted with their century-long commitment to quality, artistry and beauty in mind.
Part of an exquisite china holiday dinnerware and dishes collection from Lenox, this set features a lavish holly motif on soft ivory with 24-karat gold trim.
This cute Santa will be a welcome addition to your festive decor in 2023.
3. Saks Fifth Avenue
Sudha Pennathur's collection is designed in California and created in Agra, India, using centuries-old techniques. This set of four hand-embroidered ornaments is embellished with faux pearls and comes with a gold gift pouch.
The much-loved tradition of Swarovski Annual Edition Ornaments continues in 2022 with this beautiful crystal creation. Finely crafted with 170 facets, the clear crystal snowflake design offers a new interpretation of a classic festive motif.
Crafted using Inge’s traditional mouth-blown glassmaking technique, this hand-painted ornament features a multicolor jewel pattern and a Star Crown® cap.
4. Anthropologie
This hand crafted woollen stocking is the perfect addition to any Christmas mantelpiece, with a traditional color scheme that will make this a piece worth hanging up year after year.
Beautifully handcrafted of pure, cozy wool, this one-of-a-kind tree skirt makes an ideal backdrop for parcels and packages.
Created with hand-embroidered embellishments, this festive gift sack is the perfect addition to Christmas morning.
5. Target
6. The National Tree Company – Amazon
This Dunhill Fir Full Artificial Green Christmas Tree is 6.5 feet tall with a 53 inch base diameter. Featuring hundreds of individually crafted branch tips to create full bodied branches, this tree is designed to look and feel lifelike.
This Downswept Douglas Fir Full Pre-Lit Artificial Green Christmas Tree is 4.5 feet tall with a 38 inch base diameter. Featuring hundreds of 'Feel Real' individually crafted branch tips to create full bodied branches, this tree is also designed to look and feel lifelike.
This Downswept Douglas Fir Full Pre-Lit Artificial Green Christmas Tree is 7 feet tall with a 55 inch base diameter. Features 700 white lights that remain lit even when a bulb goes out. The lights are strung on the tree before packaging, offering an easier, more convenient set up.
How can I save money on Christmas decorations?
One of the best ways to save money on Christmas decorations is to purchase timeless decor pieces just after Christmas each year ready for the year after. This method not only allows you to take advantage of the winter sales but also helps to spread the cost of the festive season over multiple months.
Are prices lower before or after Christmas?
Prices at both homeware and clothing stores tend to be cheaper immediately after Christmas than before. The 26th of December typically marks the beginning of the end-of-year sale season, often featuring better deals than Black Friday on a wider range of goods, making it the best time of year to prepare for the year ahead.
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