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LED Santa Claus, decorative figure, tree, H 22 cm -
Christmas reindeer, decorative figure, red/white, H 18 cm -
LED Christmas tree, pine wood, IP44, H 80 cm -
LED Christmas tree, pine wood, IP44, H 47.5 cm -
LED Christmas reindeer, decorative figure, natural, H 40 cm -
LED Father Christmas, pine wood, IP44, timer, battery, h 80 cm -
LED Father Christmas, pine wood, IP44, battery, h 49 cm -
Christmas reindeer, decorative figure, red and white, h 25 cm -
Christmas angel, decorative figurine, pointed cap, grey-white, H 20 cm -
Father Christmas, decorative figure, stones, colourful, h 47 cm -
LED snowman, pine wood, IP44, battery, h 80 cm -
Christmas reindeer, decorative figure, red and white, h 36 cm -
LED Christmas reindeer, decorative light, height 19 cm -
LED snowman, pine wood, IP44, timer, battery, H 50 cm
Christmas figurines for indoors and outdoors – festive decorations
Christmas figurines bring a festive atmosphere to your home and add decorative touches during Advent. Whether cute Christmas elves, classic Father Christmases or elegant reindeer – these popular figurines create a cosy Christmas atmosphere both indoors and outdoors. A variety of sizes, colours and designs offer plenty of opportunities to personalise your Christmas decorations.
Popular Christmas figurines: elves, Father Christmases and reindeer
Christmas elves delight with their long pointed caps, big noses and charming details. They go particularly well with cosy, playful Christmas decorations. Father Christmases are among the classics of the festive season. With their red coats, white beards and friendly faces, they spread a traditional Christmas spirit.
Reindeer lend your decorations a wintry charm. Whether simple and modern or richly detailed, they complement classic and elegant Christmas displays.
Where do Christmas figurines look their best?
Indoors, window sills, chests of drawers, shelves and sideboards are particularly suitable. Little Christmas elves adorn side tables or the mantelpiece. Larger Father Christmases look particularly inviting next to the Christmas tree or in the entrance hall.
Outdoors, reindeer and Father Christmas figures add lovely touches to the front garden, on the terrace or next to the front door. Even on covered balconies, suitable figures create a festive atmosphere. Make sure to choose weatherproof materials and items suitable for outdoor use.
2 tips for the perfect Christmas decorations
Tip 1: Arrange figures in groups
Combine Christmas figures of different sizes. For example, group several elves together or pair a reindeer with a Father Christmas. This creates a varied display.
Tip 2: Combine Christmas figurines with lights
Place your figurines next to warm white LED fairy lights, illuminated stars or other Christmas lights. The soft light highlights the figurines and creates a cosy atmosphere, especially in the evening.
Discover the perfect Christmas figurines and decorate your home for the festive season exactly to your taste.
Frequently asked questions
Which Christmas figurines are particularly popular?
Among the most popular Christmas figurines are Christmas elves, Father Christmases and reindeer. Snowmen, angels and moose are also classic Christmas decorations.
Where is the best place to display Christmas figurines?
Indoors, window sills, chests of drawers, shelves and spaces next to the Christmas tree are ideal. Outdoors, larger figures look particularly good in the front garden, on the patio or next to the front door.
Which Christmas figurines are suitable for outdoor use?
Christmas figurines made from weatherproof materials are suitable for outdoor use. Make sure the figurines are specifically designed for outdoor use and are stable.
How do you combine Christmas elves, Father Christmases and reindeer?
Combine figures of different sizes in co-ordinated colours. Christmas elves go well with fir branches and wooden decorations, whilst reindeer and Father Christmases add lovely accents next to fairy lights.
When should you put up Christmas decorations?
Traditionally, Christmas decorating begins at the end of November or on the first Sunday of Advent. Many people decorate their homes even earlier to enjoy the festive atmosphere for as long as possible.