As the festive season approaches, the landscape of Christmas décor is evolving — and for 2025, the focus in commercial and workplace interiors is sharper than ever. From bold thematic statements to refined materials and meaningful sustainability, the trends set to dominate this year reflect changing priorities across design, branding and wellness.

This year, phs Greenleaf celebrates not only the launch of its much-anticipated 2025 Christmas range, but also the continuation of a partnership that means far more than festive décor. Marking International Men’s Day today, the timing underscores why this mission matters. In an interview for the plants@work website, Stephen Dieppe, Managing Director of phs Greenleaf, shared why the company is deeply committed to supporting Prostate Cancer UK for a second consecutive year—and why raising awareness is more important than ever.

For the 2024 festive season, phs Greenleaf was commissioned to create a bespoke Christmas installation at Battersea, showcasing the centre’s branding while delivering a visually impactful seasonal display. The project focused on the courtyard in front of Whittington Lodge, the UK’s first purpose-built cattery and a historic architectural feature of the site.

103 Colmore Row is a 26-storey landmark development in the heart of Birmingham city centre, home to a range of prestigious businesses with new occupiers still moving in. For the 2024 festive season, the client commissioned phs Greenleaf to create a spectacular Christmas display for the building’s lobby — a “Christmas Wonderland” designed to impress both visitors and staff.