10 Things Pro Holiday Decorators Can’t Wait to Buy on Black Friday

“The flocked ornaments are a nice change on a tree compared to the typical sparkly and shiny ornaments. The texture adds depth and richness.” —Ruthie Staalsen, Ruthie Staalsen Interiors

“Luxury decor relies on curated, unique details that go beyond mass-market sets. Limited-edition or hand-blown glass ornaments and themed collections from high-end boutiques are sought after to create a distinctive, cohesive look.” —Andy Yates, Andy Yates Design

“A classic plaid throw instantly layers warmth and preppy–style polish; drape it over a sofa or bed to tie together navy, garnet, and evergreen accents.” —Kerrie Kelly, Kerrie Kelly Studio

“Mercury glass ornaments are timeless—they catch the light beautifully and add that soft, nostalgic shimmer every tree needs. I love mixing them with other colorful glass ornaments!” —Meghan Jay, Meghan Jay Design

“Wired tartan or velvet ribbon instantly unifies a tree, staircase, or mantle with classic plaid or solid velvet; the wired edge holds generous, couture-style bows.” —Kerrie Kelly, Kerrie Kelly Studio

“The Blue Spruce Christmas tree is known for its ‘real-like’ branches. All they need are white lights to make them feel festive. With all the clutter in our lives, simple and minimalist feels good at Christmas.” —Ruthie Staalsen, Ruthie Staalsen Interiors

“Beautiful glassware always makes gatherings feel special. I love the clean, modern silhouette of these flutes—they work for everything from casual brunches to New Year’s Eve toasts, and they’re a great staple to stock up on during Black Friday sales.” —Meghan Jay, Meghan Jay Design

“Velvet or cashmere-blend stockings, monogrammed—rich texture and personalization read luxe without feeling flashy.” —Kerrie Kelly, Kerrie Kelly Studio

“I love using velvet ribbon during the holidays. It instantly elevates a tree or wreath, and looks equally chic tied around a stack of gifts. The texture feels classic and festive, and I often save the ribbons to reuse year after year.” —Meghan Jay, Meghan Jay Design

“A grand, statement-making tree requires a significant investment for superior realism and integrated lighting. Black Friday is the prime time to find substantial discounts on these large, high-ticket items.” —Andy Yates, Andy Yates Design