Sarah Raven Christmas Product Highlights

Three candles are always better than one and this gives you an instant little table arrangement. I’d put it straight down the middle of the table and tuck ivy, rosemary or fir around the base. The zinc is quiet and simple, so you can go as colourful as you like with the candles.

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A beautiful, sustainable red berry garland that looks beautiful styled simply on its own on a mantelpiece, or pair with traditional evergreens - holly, ivy and pine - for a more classic Christmas, Dickensian look.

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These take me straight back to old-fashioned Christmas lights — fat little pine cones twinkling away. With two settings, you can choose warm white, or change to glowing red, green, blue and amber multicoloured. What's not to love? Put them on the tree or along a mantelpiece and mix them with simpler decorations and plenty of greenery. Cheery and nostalgic.

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A super-snazzy, lit golden garland that's brilliant for a glitzy look, without being brash.

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A little honeycomb tree in rich aubergine — a brilliant colour with brass, candlelight and dark greenery. Put it on a mantelpiece or down the middle of the table, then fold it flat when Christmas is over. Small storage, big colour: exactly the right equation.

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Three great starbursts that look like fireworks hanging in mid-air. I'd use these outside amongst bare winter branches, or inside in a high hallway where you can really see their shape. They look particularly good mixed with dried allium heads — nature's own version of exactly the same thing.

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A multicoloured take on our silver and gold Mini Acorn Tree Decorations these are perfect for a window or mantlepiece mini tree to bring Christmas to a small space. These jewel-like glass acorns bring a woodland touch with a dash of festive glamour to your home. Strung on soft velvet ribbons, they shimmer beautifully under fairy lights and are perfect for nestling into the tree or tying onto napkins or wreaths. These little treasures that look as though they’ve been passed down through generations and are one to cherish for years to come.

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Green and white stripes are almost impossible for me to resist. This chunky ceramic bowl would be straight onto the kitchen table at Perch Hill, filled with clementines at Christmas, bulbs or seed packets in spring, and tomatoes later on. Useful, cheery and far too good to be put away in a cupboard.

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An elegant lit garland, with eucalyptus leaves in gold. An ideal length to drape delicately around the bannisters or a large hallway mirror. I use mine all year round.

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A whole flight of little golden birds, which I think is fabulous. Drape them across a mirror or mantelpiece or let them fly through the branches of the Christmas tree. The gold has a nicely aged finish and, caught amongst greenery and candlelight, the birds seem almost to be moving.

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Pink, mauve and green — straight out of a peony border. These glass decorations have wonderful ridged and faceted shapes, so they are interesting even before the lights go on. I’d mix them with antique gold and velvet ribbon, then let those flower colours do the rest.

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Perfect paired with our snowdrop candelholders or threaded through a string of ivy on a mantlepiece, these give a quiet and classy message of Christmas.

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