This simple £22 buy promises a brighter view without the faff.
Across the UK, window displays have become the quiet star of Christmas decorating, brightening early afternoons and long nights. Retailers know it, and the best designs now echo the polished look you usually see on the high street. Next is stocking a set that fits straight into that mood, a ready-made sparkle that feels coordinated the second it switches on.
Rather than a tangled web of wires, this piece gives a single visual story framed by a snowflake motif. Families can go bold with multicolour or keep it calm in white. The point is simple, and that is why it works. Curiosity grows the moment you see it lit.
The snowflake curtain that makes windows look professionally dressed
Next is selling the Premier Decorations White Brite V Shape curtain, designed as a cascade of snowflakes that hang in a neat V. The effect reads as intentional rather than improvised, which is why it flatters a bay window or a terrace frontage so well. You get that shop-window vibe without hiring a stylist.
The display carries 339 LEDs set into a snowflake pattern. Choose rainbow for a playful glow or white for a quieter look, both options already set to a static mode that keeps the scene steady. Pop it in a street-facing window and you will notice the neighbour’s double take.
Because it works indoor or outdoor, you can shift it from the lounge to a porch or over a doorway for weekend guests. That flexibility matters when plans move around in December.
Indoor or outdoor, why this £22 buy suits a British winter
The unit is weather resistant and built for typical UK conditions. Rain, wind and cold are the test, and this piece is made to keep going through the season. Families like reliability in the run-up to Christmas since no one wants to rethink decorations halfway through December.
LEDs bring low running costs and a cooler surface. That means an energy efficient glow rather than a spike on the bill. There is a low voltage transformer in the box too, which adds a layer of reassurance when children keep darting past the window.
It is an easy win for a British winter. Hang it once and it wont need fussing with every evening.
Size, cable, LEDs, the specs that matter before you buy
The big appeal lies in the details you can measure and plan around. Here are the essentials that help you check the fit for your home.
- Square drop sized to a neat 1.2m by 1.2m that fills a standard window without overpowering it
- 339 LEDs arranged in a snowflake pattern for a dense, bright look
- Colour options in rainbow multicolour or white to match your scheme
- 5m cable from plug to first light for flexible placement
- Static bulbs out of the box, so no settings to fiddle with
- Price at £22 at Next for a budget friendly showpiece
That generous lead is a quiet hero. It usually reaches a nearby socket without an extension, which keeps the frame clean and the sill tidy. The square 1.2m profile also helps when you are working with sash windows or a compact terrace frontage.
How families are using it for quick festive impact
Think of it as a ready-made focal point. In a front window, the curtain gives instant street appeal, the sort of glow that signals Christmas has arrived. In a porch, the V shape frames a doorway and sets the tone before guests step inside.
Parents like the speed. You simply hang the top bar at the chosen spot and let the curtain drop into place, then plug in and go. Set-up takes minutes, no control box to decode, no pattern sequence to program.
Because the piece is built for indoor or outdoor use, it slots into small yards too. Suspend it along a balcony rail for a vertical shimmer, or anchor it against a garden wall for a cosy corner. The tidy geometry keeps it looking intentional wherever you put it.
In a year when many households want atmosphere without excess, this single decoration does the heavy lifting. The snowflake curtain lights give a composed, seasonal look with one plug and one product. For busy afternoons and chilly nights, that is the kind of simplicity that earns its place.
