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We know you’ve been waiting – so we’re excited to tell you - Christmas has arrived at Provincial Home Living in stores and online! Organised into two co-ordinated collections, you'll find everything you need to trim your tree, decorate your home, set your table, wrap your gifts and more.
At Provincial our Christmas planning starts in February each year when our clever Purchasing team and in-house Graphic Designers start working on the concepts for the October launch of Christmas in all our stores and online. They work feverishly, designing, refining, and sampling products until they are 100% happy with their creative endeavours.
ALPINE
Colours: Bayleaf Green, Taupe, Blue & Metallics
Our Alpine Christmas range is very festive with gorgeous soft greens reminiscent of the colours of the Australian bush. These greens are perfect to pair with natural and blue hues, and why not add some metallics for a touch of sparkle?
JOY
Colours: Ruby Red, Jade Green, Navy & White
There’s nothing quite as traditional as the colours of red, green, and white for Christmas and we know you love it. We’ve named this theme Joy, because it is so joyful with jade greens and luscious reds, the colours made for a celebration.
The excitement continues as Christmas photoshoots and catalogues are planned to showcase each story and the products start to arrive at our warehouse for distribution to our stores. The Visual Merchandising team then takes over in the stores to make sure all the Christmas products are displayed beautifully for you, to make your selections. It’s a hectic time of the year, with involvement from everyone at Provincial.
There’s an extensive range of baubles, wreaths, garlands, candles, wrapping paper, ribbons, paper napkins and a whole lot more - in each of the themes. Oh, and let’s not forget our famous Christmas bonbons – they’re one of the first items to sell out each year.
It’s easy to plan your Christmas following one of the themes but the careful repetition of some of the colours between the stories even allows you to create your very own Christmas story.
