M&S just launched a Kelly Hoppen Christmas collection full of luxe neutrals

Marks & Spencer has unveiled its latest homeware collaboration with celebrated British interior designer Kelly Hoppen – just in time to style your home for Christmas.

Building on the success of her debut AW24 collection, Kelly returns with a festive edit that blends her signature timeless elegance with a touch of seasonal magic. True to her refined style and love of a neutral palette, the new range reimagines Christmas with understated sophistication – designed to elevate every corner of your home.

The collection spans elegant tableware, sculptural accessories, statement tree decorations, occasional furniture and luxe lighting – each piece infused with Kelly’s signature style. Think clean lines, monochrome tones and tactile textures designed to work seamlessly throughout your home.

Matt-glazed ceramics and geometric-detailed glassware bring a modern twist to your Christmas tablescape, while versatile furniture designs create extra surface space and bring a striking focal point to your room. To finish, layer in sculptural vases, tactile cushions and throws – all beautifully coordinated with plush hotel-style bedding.

New for this year, the collection introduces tree decorations that reflect Kelly’s passion for festive styling. Ridged glass options, metallic finishes and oversized designs will bring a distinctive yet understated elegance to your Christmas tree.

'The festive season is pure joy to me. It’s a time to relax with family & friends – a time to enjoy and simply be happy. I love to create a warm & welcoming atmosphere for loved ones; those little touches that make it feel magical. My new collection brings modern elegance to every corner to help set the scene for a special occasion,' says Kelly.

'I’m particularly proud of my new Christmas fragrance – I wanted to create a scent that truly smelt like Christmas; green foliage and warm spices that automatically put you in the festive mood. It’s a smell that reminds me of Christmas, yet it can also be enjoyed all year round.’