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It’s a debate that divides families and the nation. When is it the right time to get your Christmas decs out? Thankfully, there are no set rules. Who doesn’t love those neighbours who are fully trimmed up by mid-November or the chilled out ones who decorate the tree on Christmas Eve.

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But how or early or late you decorate doesn’t matter. This year it’s knowing where to shop to stay ahead of festive trends and beat the flashy well-heeled who splash the cash on £380 Prada baubles and £17,000 crystal gingerbread houses.

Thankfully, you don’t need a private bank account to get a designer décor look this Christmas. The high street is always quick to take inspiration from high-end decorations, so here’s our pick of the very best luxe-lookalikes that will give your home champagne sparkle on a Babycham budget…

Wreath the benefits

High end: Winter eucalyptus wreath, £390,Laurahammettliving.com

A huge 75cm wide – presumably to suit oversized mansion doors – each piece of artificial foliage has been individually arranged by artisan florists under the eye of top interior designer, Laura Hammett.

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High street: Artificial eucalyptus wreath, £29,Dunelm.com

At under £30, it’s unlikely florists have even glanced at this modestly sized 45cm wreath, but it contains plenty of realistic faux foliage and nails the au-naturel décor trend perfectly.

Designer decs

High end: Glass Christmas ornament set, £380 for four,Prada.com

If you’re spending £95 per bauble, you want everyone to know about it. Helpfully these on-trend monochrome checkered glass globes are emblazoned with the Prada logo. Just don’t drop them!

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High street: Black patterned baubles, £9.99 for two,hm.com

Equally as stylish and with a similar chessboard pattern, these baubles will cause far fewer tears if you have a smashing time this Christmas.

Crackers prices

High end: Luxury crackers, £700 for six,Harrods.com

With velvet and crystal embellished bows, these incredibly posh crackers work out at over £110 each, and contain the usual hat and joke, alongside a luxe gift such as a fountain pen, silk scarf or cashmere gloves.

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High street: Harvey & Mason Deluxe green gold foliage crackers, £10 for six,Leekes.co.uk

At just under £3 apiece, these table staples look equally as classy, with a stylish green and gold print. Inside, you’ll find a hat, snap and motto, plus a decent metal gift.

Soldier on

High end: Mackenzie-Childs Castle Guard Trophy Nutcracker, £1,510,Harrods.com

Instagram-famous, giant nutcrackers are having a moment, At an imposing 4ft tall, with feathered hat, this striking fibreglass soldier not only looks grand, but costs well over a grand, too.

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High street: Traditional In-Lit 4ft Nutcracker Guard, £99.00,UKchristmasworld.com

No feathers, but this equally-impressive metal soldier twinkles with 24 LED lights for a tenth of the price. You’d be nuts to pay .

A glass act

High end: Waterford Crystal Mastercraft Gingerbread House, £17,200,Harrods.com

Weighing 7.5kg, and taking than 64 hours to handmake, each of these sparkling lead crystal gingerbread houses is unique. Billed as a showstopping Christmas table ‘conversation starter’, this is one for shy billionaires only.

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High street: House shaped jar, £3.50,BMstores.co.uk

This gingerbread house may be smaller, and factory-made with glass. However, it doubles-up as a cute cookie jar and won’t require a second mortgage.

Christmas dishes

High end: Villeroy & Boch Toy’s Delight buffet plate, £51.90,Harrods.com

This traditional red and white fine porcelain design with scalloped rim is adorned with trees, toys and gifts. It’s handwash only – but anyone who can afford £50 plates may well have staff to do the dishes for them.

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High street: Scalloped edge Christmas dinner plate, £6,Primark.com

Red and white with a scalloped edge and similar patterns… this ceramic lookalike is far cheaper, and – far practically – dishwasher-safe.

Take a bow

High end: Bow Christmas ornament, £16.96,Maisonflaneur.com

Bows are big news this year, and these hand-beaded decorations, in blue or green, are part of a limited edition collection by Danish artist and designer Nynne Rosenvinge.

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High street: Sophie Robinson beaded bow decoration, £4,Dunelm.com

Tie your look together with a bow costing a quarter of the price, by British designer Sophie Robinson. Hand-beaded in India, it’s also available in blue or green.

Tree-mendous prices

High end: Balsam Hill 6ft flip Nordmann Fir Tree with LED clear lights, £1,209,BalsamHill.co.uk

The Rolls-Royce of artificial trees, this one has realistic bushy pre-lit branches, non-scratch wheels and a trademarked flipping mechanism, meaning it’s up and ready for decorating within minutes.

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High street: Habitat Pre-lit Upswept mixed tip Christmas tree, £115,Argos.co.ukorHabitat.co.uk

With thousands of branch tips for an authentic look, this faff-free faux fir gets rave reviews for its realistic appearance and ease of assembly, and comes pre-lit with 200 lights.

Financial cushion

High end: Ski cabin cushion, £135,Janconstantine.com

Designed by ‘Queen of cushions’ Jan Constantine, and made from luxury cream and duck egg blue felt wool, this appliquéd, hand-embroidered cushion with blanket-stitched edges depicts a snowy ski cabin and fir trees beneath a mother-of-pearl sequin starry sky.

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High street: Paoletti white Christmas winter ski lodges embroidered cushion, £34,Next.co.uk

With wooden cabins, winter trees, and a blanket-stitched edge similar to the designer version, this may be machine-embroidered on cotton velvet rather than felt, but will still bring a touch of ski lodge chic to your sofa – without the Verbier price tag.