Target’s Hearth & Hand with Magnolia holiday preview has tiny glass houses with beaded brass-finish edges, an olive-green ornament with its own snowy front yard, and a retro TV playing a miniature Christmas scene. The little details are doing a lot of work here.
The collection leans into clear glass, warm brass finishes, soft greens and red stripes. These 12 picks cover the tree, the mantel, the cocoa station and the couch, with prices from $8.99 to $49.99.
Target lists these picks for an online launch on October 4 at midnight Pacific, 1 a.m. Mountain, 2 a.m. Central and 3 a.m. Eastern. The individual pages currently say stores are coming soon. Bookmark favorites now and check the options for your location when the launch opens.
Prices are Target’s listed U.S. prices before tax and shipping. Prices and availability can change.
1. Glass houses with beaded brass-finish edges
$29.99
These are the little houses that make you start mentally rearranging a shelf. The three-piece set has clear glass walls, pitched roofs and beaded brass-finish edges, with different sizes that look good grouped together.
The transparent sides give them a lighter look than a solid ceramic village. Keep the trio together for one small display, or spread the houses along a shelf you already decorate.
2. A snowy red house tucked inside an ornament
$8.99
The Snowy Home Scenic Ornament is an olive-green, faceted finial with a whole tiny scene inside: a red house, snowy roof, black fence and frosted tree.
That little house even has its own front yard. This is the detail-heavy ornament that deserves a spot near the front of the tree, where somebody can actually notice it.
3. A retro TV playing its own Christmas scene
$49.99
The LED Lighted Animated Christmas Musical TV has a brown frame, gold-toned antennas and a winter village inside. Target lists lights, animation and music, with three AAA batteries included.
At about eight inches tall, it is a small tabletop scene rather than a decorating project that needs its own furniture. The red train is the detail to zoom in on.
Hallmark also made a Snoopy TV ornament that plays an actual clip from A Charlie Brown Christmas. That one arrives October 10 and needs a separately sold power cord.
4. A green retro radio that can handle the playlist
$39.99
The Small Retro Radio has an arched green cabinet, cream speaker grille and little silver controls. It also has AM/FM radio, Bluetooth and AUX options, so the vintage look comes with a practical job.
Charging and AUX cables are included. This is the pick that makes sense beside the holiday decor and can stay there when the Christmas boxes come back out in January.
5. Gold-colored bells for the mantel
$24.99
The Bell Garland is all gold-colored bells and a simple brown cord. The bells vary in size, which gives the strand a little more character than a perfectly identical row.
Target’s styled photo hangs it below a fuller green garland. That is a useful decorating idea to borrow: let the greenery sit on top, and give the bells their own line underneath.
6. Clear glass ornaments with green ribbon loops
$19.99 for three
The three-pack of Glass Bulb Tree Ornaments combines curvy finial shapes, textured glass and green hanging ribbons. Target lists them as 100% recycled glass.
They are a quieter companion to the little snowy-house ornament. Use these to repeat the clear-glass look of the houses without making every branch compete for attention.
7. A striped cocoa set with its own little stand
$39.99
The Red/White Striped Cocoa Caddy includes four stoneware cups, four saucers and a brass-finish stand with a wooden handle. The mugs hang from the stand while the saucers stack below.
The seven-ounce cups are on the small side, which is worth knowing before picturing your giant morning coffee in one. For a little cocoa station, though, the whole setup looks pulled together even when nobody is drinking anything.
8. A Santa mug and a matching cookie tray
$19.99
The Santa Mug and Cookie Tray pair cream-colored stoneware with red rims and a little sleigh scene. Both pieces are microwave- and dishwasher-safe.
Set it out for Christmas Eve, or use it for the very important business of carrying your own coffee and cookies to the couch. The rectangular tray gives the mug and a snack a proper place together.
9. A glass candy dish with old-fashioned holiday energy
$14.99
The Glass Pedestal Candy Dish has fluted sides, a footed base and a removable domed lid with a little pointed knob. It holds 22 fluid ounces.
Target fills it with red-and-white peppermints in the photo, and that is a convincing argument for keeping a candy dish around. The clear glass also gives it a life beyond Christmas; change what is inside and leave it out.
10. A wooden Christmas tree for the cookie situation
$16.99
The Wooden Tree Serve Plate brings the holiday shape without adding another brightly patterned dish. The natural wood grain and shallow carved sections are the appeal here.
Use it for cookies or a small appetizer spread. This one is a wipe-clean piece, so keep it out of the dishwasher. It would look especially good beside the striped cocoa cups.
11. A green tree tumbler for the year-round iced-drink crowd
$11.99
If December does not change your iced-coffee order, the Tree Icon Glass Tumbler with Wooden Lid is your lane. It has green glass, a small tree emblem, a wooden lid and a matching straw.
Target lists a 21-ounce capacity and specifies cold beverages. The seasonal detail is subtle enough to work beside all the brass, clear glass and warm wood in this collection.
12. A genuinely mini “Believe in the Magic” pillow
$19.99
The Believe in the Magic Mini Lumbar Throw Pillow is cream with red embroidery and a red border. Its cotton-linen exterior fits the softer, slightly old-fashioned look of the collection.
Check the size: it is 14 by 8 inches. That makes it an accent to layer in front of a larger cushion, not the main pillow for the couch. A small festive detail can do plenty.
For a small shelf, start with the glass houses. For something useful while it decorates, the cocoa caddy earns its spot. And the $8.99 Snowy Home ornament is the little treat of the bunch.
For more holiday discoveries beyond this collection, browse our new Christmas finds for 2026. The tiny front yard is still going to be hard to beat.
