Dunelm is selling the cutest beaded Christmas tree decorations – 6 whimsical picks to add extra sparkle to your home
I haven't been able to stop thinking about these decorations after seeing them IRL this summer
Back in July, I previewed Dunelm’s autumn, winter, and Christmas collections in person, and since then the brand’s beaded baubles and tree decorations have been living rent-free in my head. Now it's December, and it's finally socially acceptable to start buying decorations. I’ve rounded up my favourite examples to add to your tree.
This year, Dunelm has proved it’s the underrated place to shop for Christmas decorations, offering affordable and stylish designs for every taste. And while the latest Christmas trends lean whimsical, beaded decorations are the perfect way to stay on trend and add a little glitz to your setup.
Beaded decor has stolen my heart this festive period, and Dunelm is one of the best places to shop for it. Here are my top picks to add to your Christmas Tree this year.
While bees are not the most festive of creatures, you can't deny this decoration isn't adorable. It's perfect for wildlife lovers.
I loved this beaded mushroom as soon as I clapped eyes on it. And at just £3 it's so affordable, too.
This mitten design is beautifully kitsch and will add some cosiness to your Christmas tree.
The added bow detail of this beaded mistletoe really elevates the look of this decoration. I can't believe it's only £4.
Calling all bakers, this cupcake decoration is perfect for your tree. It's such a fun design and is great for showing off a little personality.
I love this woodland fox decoration. It's felt material is rustic and homely, while it's beads and sequins add a little extra glitz.
Beaded decorations work well because the extra sparkle is perfect for catching the light from your Christmas lights. Because of this, I'd pair them with more natural decor, such as pine cones and ribbons. Bolder styles like tinsel may overwhelm your beaded decor.
I also think these decorations work well standing alone on your tree. If you have a particular interest, a hobby bauble mixed in with your typical decor acts as a fun nod to your personality - why not get one for each family member?
Beaded decorations might be my favourite style this Christmas. Which pick is your favourite?
