While we may not want to admit it, Americans do Christmas very well; from the ornate lights – inspired by Home Alone – to the the eggnog and Christmas cheer. It’s all OTT and it’s all wonderful! So if you want to get in the festive sprit this season, get out that credit card and start shopping at these US-born brands.
Pottery Barn: Meet all of your Christmas needs with decorations from Pottery Barn. From stockings and ornaments to dinnerware and throw pillows, you are sure to find designs that will add joy to your home. They also cover every theme from coastal cheer – think beach backdrops and rich blues – to enchanting woodlands – with faux fur and glamorous greenery.
Pottery Barn Kids: Sure, we may live in Australia but that doesn’t mean you can’t transform your home into a winter wonderland! Promising to set your kids’ minds alive with wonder, you can choose from the classical to the whimsical and everything in between. Also the stockings are just too cute!
West Elm: Just what any on-trend home needs this season, West Elm’s offering is full of non-traditional ornaments and metallic accents. Offering Christmas decorations with that little bit of spunk, their collection is both both wallet friendly and oh so cute.
Williams-Sonoma: Get your Christmas table in tip-top shape with the help of Williams-Sonoma. After all, holidays are all about family, friends and food! From dinnerware and glassware to festive sweets and accompanying drinks, Williams-Sonoma provides all the fun stuff!
2 replies on “Shop like an American this festive season”
Im a little disappointed. Was this an article or an advert?
These 4 shops are owned by the same company.
Fair enough if theyre endorsing this article but maybe include some others so its not so obvious like Balsam hill for example.
Hi Sarah, no this wasn’t an advert. We received zero payment for this article, we just love these brands! All our sponsored posts say so at the top so you can choose not to read if you wish. Thanks for letting us know about Balsam Hill. Wasn’t on our radar. Jen