Halloween may be just around the corner but Christmas is only 11 weeks away and to be honest, that’s all we care about right now.
We’re counting days the days until the most wonderful time of the year, where we can decorate our house like it belongs on the set of a yuletide movie.
And lucky for us, Kmart has released their new range of Christmas decorations, which are getting us through these ‘filler’ months.
Take a look at some of our favourite ornaments, trees and trinkets below:
Traditional Gold, red and green are synonymous with a perfect traditional Christmas. All you need is some fake snow and you’re basically in Santa’s workshop.
Pictured left to right: 27cm Glittered Reindeer – Assorted ($5), Hanging Bottle Brush Wreath ($2), 20cm Geometric Star Tree Topper ($5), 60cm Nutcracker – Assorted ($20). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right:Plush Santa Hat ($2), 1.82m (6ft) Blue Spruce Christmas Tree (59), Solar Powered Large Lantern Stake ($5), Berry Flocked Stag ($7). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right: Metal Character – Assorted ($7), Velvet Tree Skirt ($10), Santa’s Mail Box ($10), 2 Berry Picks – Assorted ($4). Photo: Kmart
Rose Gold Give your house a modern holiday makeover with a pop of rose gold in your decorations.
Pictured left to right: Joy Xmas Cushion ($12), 70 Assorted Ornaments – Rose Gold ($10), 12cm Nutcracker Ornament – Assorted ($3), Glittered Star Tree Topper – Assorted ($2). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right: 12 Pack Christmas Food Picks ($2), 34cm Nutcracker – Assorted ($10), 8 Rose Gold Look Baubles ($4), Glass Light Up Bauble – 10cm ($5). Photo: Kmart
White Christmas Who doesn’t love a white Christmas? These decorations will make any house a cosy retreat this December.
Pictured left to right: Glitter Filled Bauble ($3), 2.13m (7ft) Pre-Lit White Kingston Christmas Tree with Glittered Tips ($99), Bottle Brush Tree – Assorted ($1), Large Glittered Reindeer ($15). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right:34cm Nutcracker – Assorted ($10), Sequin Reindeer Cushion ($12), Solar Powered Set Of 3 Cone Lights ($35), Glittered & Flocked Reindeer – Assorted ($7). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right: 12 Silver Look Baubles ($3), Large Glittered Flower Clip – Assorted ($3), Giant Bow – Assorted ($7), Star Filled Bauble – Assorted ($2). Photo: Kmart
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Pretend you’re in your very own Lapland cottage by transforming your home into a Scandinavian Christmas haven.
Pictured left to right: Reindeer Head Decoration ($2), 2.13m (7ft) Pre-Lit Kingston Christmas Tree with Glittered Tips ($99), House Ornament ($2), Reindeer Christmas Cushion ($8). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right:Snowflake Ornament ($2), Light Up Reindeer ($7), 4 Glittered Butterfly Clips – Assorted ($2), 7 Baubles – Gold Look & Silver Look ($6). Photo: Kmart
For the kids Of course, Christmas is all about the kids at the end of the day (even if us adults do still wake up at the crack of the dawn with excitement on December 25th). Here are the cutest toys and decorations to keep the little ones happy.
Pictured left to right: Battery Operated Novelty Projection Light – Assorted ($10), Long Leg Santa ($12), 3 Pack Merry Christmas Headband ($3), Winnie-the-Pooh: A Tree for Christmas – Book ($10). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right: 2018 Cream Christmas Bear ($10), Christmas Gift Set ($9), Solar Powered Santa Stop Here Stake ($7), Christmas Glitter Tumbler ($2.50). Photo: Kmart
Pictured left to right: Spinning Christmas Reindeer ($12), Set of 3 Solar Powered Colour Changing Character Stakes ($16), The World of Peter Rabbit 1-10 by Beatrix Potter – Book ($20), Christmas Novelty Stationery Set ($5). Photo: Kmart
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