Every holiday season brings a new wave of interior decorating trends, but this year’s standout feels less like an impulse buy and more like cozy nostalgia. Design publications and social feeds alike are raving over Ralph Lauren Christmas.
What is Ralph Lauren Christmas?
Ralph Lauren Christmas is a holiday decorating style known for its cozy and timeless feel, blending classic Americana and English country charm using rich colors, patterns and natural elements.
“It’s a feeling more than a look—cozy, elegant and deeply nostalgic,” said Preston Konrad, founder of Preston Lane and former Ralph Lauren employee. “It’s roaring fireplaces, tartan blankets, classic Christmas jazz music, polished silver and mahogany wood. It feels lived in and timeless, like a country estate during the holidays.”
How to achieve the Ralph Lauren Christmas look:
- Lean into deep, moody holiday colors like burgundy, forest green and navy
- Scatter your space with tartan and plaid patterns or velvety, layered textures
- Incorporate dark wood tones, leather accents and polished metal decoratives
- Put out the family heirloom China set, ornaments and art
We’ve loved seeing Ralph Lauren Christmas gain traction this year because it celebrates reimagination. The look isn’t about impulsively buying everything new and matching. It’s about mixing heirlooms with texture and letting something worn add character. The concept mirrors how many Habitat ReStore shoppers decorate year-round: creatively, thoughtfully and sustainably.
A vintage silver tray repurposed for holiday hosting. An oversized, cozy leather couch full of both history and opportunity. A solid wood table full of stories, embracing being the foundation for many more meals to come.
Ralph Lauren Christmas invites you to use what you already have, and love, while filling the gaps with unique pieces that speak to you.
Looking for Ralph Lauren-inspired heirloom pieces? Visit your nearest Triangle ReStore to see what treasures speak to you and your space!
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