Revealed: the four Christmas decorating styles that will take over the holidays – from bold rainbow colors to wholesome Christmas Cottagecore

Halloween is over and the countdown to Christmas is finally on.

And if you are one of the festive enthusiasts waiting for the big event, John Lewis has revealed the trends you can look forward to when it comes to decorating.

The seasonal looks include a Christmas Cottage theme inspired by the English countryside, warm attractions and traditional elements, all complemented with a touch of luxury.

Trends also include a bold Rainbow Time-Capsule aesthetic, inspired by a love of colour, with bold baubles and neon wrapping paper.

And for those who don’t want to stray too far from the traditional decorations, the ‘Polar Planet’ theme will bring a lot of cheer with the regular green and red baubles and garlands.

Here, FEMAIL explores the themes that are sure to take over Instagram this year

Polar planet

For Christmas revelers who stick to tradition, but don’t shy away from extra luxury during the holidays, Polar Planet is the favorite of the season.

Silent luxury is slowly taking over the fashion world, and now it’s time for the interior designers among us with trends like Polar Planet.

The aesthetic, which is not much different from a chic Christmas, will fill a home with warmth and Christmas cheer, but with class and style.

John Lewis concluded that soft cashmere and faux sheepskin would suffice, with the addition of candlelight and classic baubles in the familiar shades of red and green.

Rainbow Time Capsule

For color lovers who want to stand out from the crowd, Rainbow Time-Capsule meets all requirements.

The brightly colored theme will shake up the Christmas decoration scene this year and turn heads along the way.

The traditional elements are all present in this design choice, but with a pop of color.

Imagine brightly colored baubles, loud wrapping paper and multi-colored ornaments. Rainbow Time-Capsule knows no bounds when it comes to daring.

John Lewis suggests glittery reindeer decorations and maximalist wrapping paper to put this trend into practice.

Christmas house

Cottagecore has taken over social media, promoting images of a simple life filled with the warmth and traditional decor associated with the countryside.

And John Lewis predicts the trend isn’t quite over yet; instead, it’s about to take over the Christmas scene.

In contrast to the rainbow theme, Christmas Cottage embraces the classic green and red ornaments, with the addition of mistletoe and wreaths around the house.

John Lewis encouraged users to use mistletoe plates and Christmas tree-shaped bowls to bring this look to life.

There’s no need to go over the top for Christmas Cottage; just a few homely additions will turn a home into a warm and relaxing wonderland.

After Christmas

If Rainbow-Time Capsule wasn’t creative enough, Beyond Christmas might have more appeal.

For the bizarre thinkers with a great curiosity, a love for extravagance and an alternative mentality, Beyond Christmas will transform a house into a magical retreat this year.

The aesthetic rejects any ornamentation that is remotely traditional and instead embraces the strange and wonderful.

John Lewis imagined that solar system-inspired wrapping paper, eye-catching baubles covered in glitter or shaped like a robot, and Christmas trees in unheard of colors would do the trick.

In short, the Beyond Christmas theme is out of this world.