The John Lewis & Partners has just revealed its seven (yes, SEVEN!) new Christmas decorating trends and each one holds the key to creating the perfect Insta pic of your tree.
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The seven new trends cover all bases, with something for everyone's taste.
1. Snowscape trend
Apparently, a white trend is always the biggest hit with the brand's customers. Think snowy white and icicle-style decorations, pretty ballerinas and frosted glass, with a delicate hint of eucalyptus green.
Buy now: Snowscape tree decorations, from £4 each, John Lewis & Partners
2. Party trend
Conceived by Dan and his team as the theme to bring you into 2020, this theme is less traditional and more celebratory. Neon disco shades pop against deep blue and navy colours with sequinned, star and showgirl-shaped decs.
Buy now: Party tree decorations, from £4, John Lewis & Partners
3. Sanctuary trend
Blush pink and nude shades combine to create a gentle, dreamy feel. Birds, ballerinas, butterflies and dreamcatchers all feature in this delicate and pretty trend.
Buy now: Sanctuary tree decorations, from £4, John Lewis & Partners
4. Campfire trend
A combination of earthy colours and cute, quirky characters bring this look to life. Choose from a wide range of brush animals, pine cones and leaves, together with a whole load of camping paraphernalia-shaped decs.
Buy now: Campfire tree decorations, from £3, John Lewis & Partners
5. Garden Retreat trend
Celebrating the 'grow your own' trend and pretty much anything to do with nature, this trend has already proved a hit on the John Lewis & Partners website where the decorations have been available since mid-August.
Buy now: Garden Retreat tree decorations, from £5, John Lewis & Partners
6. Traditions trend
While red may be the colour of a traditional Christmas, this year its been given a quirky update, with a hefty dose of nostalgia together with a host of festive foodie decorations.
Buy now: Traditions tree decorations, from £4, John Lewis & Partners
7. ABC trend
This one's for all the kids! Fabulous flamingos, dinosaurs, rainbows, robots and unicorns all in bright pops of clashing colour.
Buy now: ABC tree decorations, from £4, John Lewis & Partners
The secret to making your tree Instagrammable
Each of the new trends at John Lewis & Partners features a number of oversized decorations, from massive mushrooms to large neon lit stars. Dan Cooper, Christmas Buyer at John Lewis & Partners, explains: 'The introduction of large decorations this year has been driven by Instagram. People love Instagramming their trees and its a very difficult thing to do when you have lots of different, small decorations. One of the tricks is to use something larger to create a focal point to anchor a photograph. All of our oversized decorations are very light, so they're very easy to hang on a tree.'
Related: Christmas living room decorating ideas to get you in the festive spirit
What's more, every store will be offering special Treetorials from mid-October. These are free for customers to attend and don't need to be booked in advance.
Special free leaflets will accompany each of the Christmas decorating trends in-store explaining the looks and showing you how to recreate them on your tree at home.
Related: Home decor trends 2020 – the key looks for updating interiors
What do you think of the trends? Will you be Instagramming your tree this year?
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