11 Best New Kirkland’s Christmas Decor Finds Hitting Shelves This Week

There’s snow on the ground and a chill in the air, and I couldn’t envision a better backdrop for a cozy day at home setting up Christmas decorations. But in case your yard decor needs some revamping, or you’re on the hunt for a new Christmas tree, I took the liberty of rounding up the best new Kirkland’s Christmas decor finds. From kitchenware to tree accessories, here is what’s flying off the shelves this week.

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This ready-to-mount Twig Christmas Tree ($90) comes with 180 warm white LED lights and a 10-foot cord, giving you endless options for displaying. It measures six feet tall and rolls up for easy storage.

Serve eggnog or cranberry margaritas in this gorgeous set of Lenox Nutcracker Ballet Rock Glasses ($65).

Enhance your mantle display with these glitzy Multicolor Mercury Glass Christmas Trees ($100). The trio adds dimension and height without taking up too much space.

Store baked goods, coffee pods, tea bags, and candies in these Nutcracker Face Christmas Canisters, which are crafted from a ceramic glaze. A two-pack retails for $35.

Take your porch decor to new heights with these life-size LED Inflatable Christmas Ornaments ($90 per three-pack). The decorations are remote-operated with various lighting features.

This Navy Bow Runner Christmas Tree Topper ($35) exudes grandeur and prestige. If you like over-the-top decorations, this is it.

This Red Pillow with Gold Beaded Bows ($40) are “so pretty and soft” and “add that Christmas bling,” says one shopper.

Looking for your very own Charlie Brown Christmas Tree? This Pre-Lit Hickory Cedar Christmas Tree ($55) checks all the boxes.

Designed with white-tipped pinecones and faux red berries, this Pre-Lit Frosted Berry Teardrop Swag ($100) has 50 warm LED lights and hangs 36 inches long, making it a beautiful centerpiece for your front door display. A built-in timer has a six-hour “on” feature.

More and more shoppers are ditching tree skirts for collars this year, including one reviewer who said, “This is our first time using a collar versus a tree skirt and I’m so glad I purchased this one!!! It adds the perfect touch of playfulness in my traditional Christmas decor.”

“It adds an extra element to the tree and really dresses it up,” says another.

Scoop this LED Gingerbread Christmas Tree Collar for $60.

It doesn’t get much more merry and bright than this Red & Pink Scalloped Merry Christmas Coir Doormat ($17).