A Very Fraîche Christmas: My Favourite Finds from the 2026 Holiday Collection
Today is October 31 and while the calendar says it's Halloween, my heart has already moved onto to Christmas Decorating! I began my Christmas decor shopping a few weeks ago, partially because I love Christmas but also because it makes logistical sense given my blog and business! I also know from experience that items sell out early, which I recognize is kinda crazy but that's the world we live in. And that leads me to the topic of today's post. When I read this blog post over at Fraiche Living announcing their latest Holiday Collab with Walmart, I got very excited and knew these items were going to fly off the shelves!
If you've followed HOMESTYLED for a while, you'll know I love discovering beautiful, affordable home décor, especially when it comes to seasonal decorating. So when I came across the Fraîche Holiday Collection at Walmart Canada, I knew I had to share it.
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First, a little introduction to Fraîche Living
If you aren't familiar with Fraîche Living, it's the lifestyle brand founded by BC-based blogger and cookbook author Tori Wesszer. I've followed Tori for quite some time and absolutely love the content she creates. Her aesthetic is beautiful, approachable and always inspiring. I just purchased her latest cookbook "Fraiche and Simple" and I am loving it. I have tried one recipe so far (crockpot apple oatmeal) but have many more bookmarked! Tori has also developed a meal planning app that I am going to try - she created it to speak to the question that sparks stress and fear into me on a daily basis ..."Mom, what's for dinner?"! If podcasts are your jam, give a listen to Andrea Barr's podcast "All Figured Out" where she interviews Tori about her new cookbook, her approach to meal planning and so much more. Such a great listen!
One of the things I admire most is her ability to bring together stylish, thoughtfully curated pieces at really accessible price points through her Walmart Canada collections. It reminds me a little of my love for Shea McGee and her collections for Target. I adore that elevated, designer-inspired aesthetic, but shopping Target from Canada isn't exactly convenient. Target doesn't ship to Canada anymore, and even though I am lucky enough to live a short drive away from the Bellingham Target, it's a committment to make the trip. Having a similar budget-friendly yet designer-inspired home collection available to us in Canada is so exciting!
The 2026 Fraîche Holiday Collection
This year's collection is leaning into a traditional, nostalgic Christmas aesthetic, with rich greens, navy plaid, warm metallics, velvet and plenty of charming vintage-inspired details. It's totally giving Ralph Lauren with the Teddy Bears and navy plaid, and I am here for it!
I love the classic and timeless direction of this collection. These are many pieces that can coordinate with items you already have at home, from impressive looking faux greenery to beautiful stemware - there is something for everyone, and all at very affordable price points.
Tori has shared a beautiful look at the inspiration behind the collection, and you can read all about it here:
My Fraîche Holiday Favourites
I've pulled together a collage featuring some of my favourite finds from the collection. There are so many lovely pieces, but these are the ones that caught my eye.
Link Love:
From the beautiful tabletop accessories to the greenery and decorative accents, there are so many opportunities to create a festive home without spending a fortune. And speaking of tabletop… there is one particular item I need to tell you about!
The Great Wreath Charger Hunt!
When I first previewed the collection on the Fraiche Living website, there was a particular item that caught my eye...This wreath charger:
In all my years of Christmas sourcing and decorating, I have never seen a wreath charger and it was love at first sight! Faux greenery is a foundational element to my holiday decorating and how fun to incorporate it into a table setting! And at under 5 dollars each, for something I know I will use for years to come, it was an immediate yes for me.
When the collection officially launched online on Wednesday, October 28, I logged in ready to shop. My plan was to order 10, but imagine my dismay when I could only order 2, it was the maximum number the website would allow me to order.
Not one to give up easily, I decided to head to my local Walmart that same day to see if I could find more. Unfortunately, they were completely gone. Not a single one! And so started the obsession...I was determined to have enough to set our Holiday table!
I checked online again later that day thinking maybe I could find some at another store and then go and pick them up. I just happened to try placing an order to ship, and was delighted when I was able to order more, this time a max of 5...bringing my total up to 7. Now we were getting somewhere. I logged in again, and was able to order another 5, brining my grand total up to 12, victory!
What Else I Ordered
Of course, the wreath chargers weren't the only things that made it into my shopping cart. Here are a few of my other purchases:
Here are some items I may be adding to my collection:
A Little Holiday Shopping Advice
If there's one thing I've learned already, it's that you probably don't want to wait too long to shop this collection! This experience is what prompted me to share this round up sooner rather than later, these pieces are so good, I know that many items will sell out. If you've spotted something you love, I'd suggest grabbing it while you can.
I can't wait to start styling these pieces at home and sharing a little Christmas inspiration with you over the coming weeks. Be sure to follow along on instagram @homestyledbykerri for tips, tricks and inspiration!
Happy (early!) holiday shopping!
Kerri
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