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Where to buy Christmas decorations in Hong Kong

Deck your halls with lights, wreaths, tinsels, and all things festive

Jenny Leung
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It's time to untangle those Christmas lights, blast the speakers with festive tunes (sing it Mariah), and get decorating. If you're looking to get your hands on some unique decorations to zhoosh up your pad this year, you've come to the right place. From stylish and modern to traditional and classy, we've picked out some of the best places in Hong Kong to get your festive ornaments, fairy lights, tinsels, tree toppers, and more.

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Where to buy Christmas decoration in Hong Kong

Francfranc

The extensive Christmas collection at Francfranc is both fun and chic. It's got all your must-haves, from basic snow globes and desktop trees – which come in a set with ornaments, beaded chains, LED lights, ribbons, and more – to gorgeous, lush wreaths to a dizzying array of glass baubles. It’s almost impossible to walk out empty-handed.

hk.francfranc.net

Tree

Tree is the place you want to check out for sustainably stylish furniture. Deck your halls with Tree's Christmas accessories and choose from a unique selection of must-haves, including throw blankets, wood ornaments and figurines, tealight holders, and more. To give your home a little local flair, check out Tree’s Hong Kong Willow collection – designed by illustrator Mariko Jesse – where each piece features a traditional willow pattern of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, alongside well-loved city icons and landmarks.

tree.com.hk 

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Ikea

Let's face it, you can't really go wrong with Ikea. Aside from real and artificial Christmas trees, you can also get your hands on things like glass ornaments, wrapping paper and gift boxes, festive tea towels, fairy lights, candle holders – the whole Christmas shebang. 

ikea.com.hk

Toy Street

Toy Street in Sham Shui Po offers every kind of kids' toys and gadgets you can think of. But come the holiday season, you'll see every shop along the street start filling their shelves with all sorts of Christmas decorations at wallet-friendly prices. If you’re not in a rush, we recommend taking a stroll to compare prices and then circling back to the spot with the best deals. Most shops carry similar items, so don’t settle for the first thing you find!

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Log-on

If there’s one place you can trust to have quirky gifts and festive decorations, it’s Log-on. They’ve got a solid range of classic decor, including fairy lights, music boxes, glass ornaments, table-top trees, mini Christmas villages, musical carousels, and much more. 

logon.com.hk

The Lion Rock Press

Pay tribute to your local roots with these awesome Christmas decorations that feature a Hong Kong twist. Lion Rock Press, best known for its Hong Kong-themed greeting cards and merchandise, has a collection of festive ornaments that celebrate the culture and icons of our fragrant harbour. You can hang up the Star Ferry, Christmas Pudding in a dim sum steamer, or even some egg waffles on your tree!

thelionrockpress.com

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Marks and Spencer

Classy is the name of the game at Marks and Spencer – Christmas baubles, crackers, cards, snow globes, mugs, and much more. While you're there, you can also pick up some great stocking stuffers as well as festive sweet treats for the season!

marksandspencer.com/hk

Pottinger Street

The iconic stone slab street comes alive with all things Christmas every year. While you may not find the most unique or extravagant items, the stalls here will definitely have all your bases covered with ornaments, Santa hats, tinsels, and other Christmas essentials.

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Typo

Best known for its quirky style, Typo often uses a dash of humour and charming graphics to add some extra personality to everyday items. So you can expect the same with its Christmas collection with things like Star Wars-themed ornaments, punny wrapping paper, and tons of fairy lights to hang around the house. Don’t miss their hilarious greeting cards too.

cottonon.com/HK/typo

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