From Kenzies

Let’s face it: most holiday décor feels… safe. Predictable. Beige in spirit, even when it’s red and green in color. But at Kenzies of London, we prefer to think of your home as the ultimate runway. And holiday decorating? That’s your collection drop, darling. Here’s how to style like an editor — not a catalog. 1. Elevate with Ornaments that Walk the Walk Our handblown glass pieces aren’t just ornaments. They’re attitude in a hook. Start with bold baubles in fashion-forward colorways — think fuchsia, jet black, antique gold — and layer them like accessories. 2. Go Couture with Your Garlands Ditch the dollar-store greenery and try a garland made of velvet ribbon, dried florals, or monochrome feathers. Add glass finials and oversized baubles for that “fashion editor’s fireplace” look. 3. Style in Vignettes, Not Just on the Tree Think: console tables with grouped ornaments, fashion books, and sculptural candles. Bathroom trays with mini baubles and a spritz of room spray. It’s all in the styling. 4. Add a Scent that Says Style Fragrance is your invisible accessory. Opt for home scents that lean elevated — a smoky amber, a fig leaf and leather blend — and position them in Kenzies cloches or perfume-inspired vessels. 5. Commit to a Palette Choose a three-tone color story and stick to it. Try moody metallics with blush. Or go full monochrome (white-on-white is the new black). Don’t just decorate — design.  Your home shouldn’t look like a Hallmark card. It should look like the set of a fashion editorial.  

Let’s set the record straight: ornaments didn’t start in a department store aisle with a discount bin. They began as symbols of status, devotion, and desire — from apples on trees in 16th-century Germany to handblown glass finials in Victorian parlors. But while history clings to nostalgia, Kenzies of London clings to reinvention. We’re not here to recreate yesterday. We’re here to redefine it. That means: Color palettes ripped from the runways, not grandma’s garland. Shapes inspired by sculpture, architecture, and art direction, not holiday cartoons. Glass that looks like couture — because if your baubles don’t have main-character energy, what are we even doing? Our take on ornament design is high-gloss, fashion-led, and fully intentional. Each piece is crafted in small quantities by Polish glass artisans using old-world techniques—but brought into the now with bold design, graphic styling, and packaging worthy of a fragrance launch. Because we don’t make ornaments. We make icons. Kenzies is ornament history, rewritten in lipstick.  

You bought the ornament. You gasped at the glitter. You hung it on the tree like it was the crown jewel of Buckingham Palace. But now what? At Kenzies of London, we have a little rule: if it’s fabulous, it’s forever. Ornaments aren’t just for December. They’re miniature art pieces — couture sculptures in glass — and if you’re limiting them to one season, you’re doing it wrong, love. Here’s how to give your pieces their year-round close-up: 1. Style Them Like Jewelry (Because They Are) Try hanging a glass bauble from a bookshelf corner, lamp neck, or cabinet pull. Think of it as an earring for your furniture — chic, unexpected, and completely extra. 2. Build a Mini Gallery Wall Cluster three or four ornaments in shadow boxes and frame them like the collectibles they are. Fashion girls hang Chanel sketches. You hang frosted finials. Same energy. 3. Use Them as Table Centerpieces Drop a handful of Kenzies into a vintage compote bowl. Add candles, a dash of drama, and boom — your dining table is officially editorial. 4. Hang Them From Curtain Rods or Cabinet Handles Because if your curtains aren't accessorized, are they even trying? 5. Style a Year-Round Tree (You Heard Us) A black or gold metal tree stand can live all year long. Seasonal swaps are welcome. Add blush tones in spring, deep reds in fall, and metallics for high-glam New Year moments. The Takeaway? Your tree may come down, but your taste doesn’t. Keep your décor in rotation — because beauty this bold refuses to hibernate.