A Christmas tree is distinct as it is often the noble centerpiece of a home’s holiday decor - but we say, “Why limit yourself to one, or two or five!??”
For this year’s Christmas collection, we discovered some real beauties – tiny and not-so-tiny trees that add some farmhouse style and a hint of playfulness. Get ready to see mile-wide smiles all season long with these delectable trees and wreaths!
Shades in gold bring out the wonder of the season, which is why we had to say yes to these charming gold bottle brush trees and the aqua and gold bottle brush tree set. They fit perfectly into spaces that can use a little Christmas magic.
AQUA AND GOLD BOTTLE BRUSH TREE SET
If you’re like us, you believe each room deserves at least a bit of holiday flair, so these teeny trees go great in bedrooms, the powder room, an office, laundry – really any space where you want some glittery fun for the season.
Looking for a touch of sparkle? Well, we adore these white pom pom Christmas trees with gold tinsel. Thank goodness they come in a set of two – one for me and one for you – or maybe I’ll keep them both since they’re so soft and luxurious!
Seriously, though, what a festive gift for a dear friend, right? Part of the fun of holiday decorating is discovering unique gifts for those who can be a challenge to shop for. You can’t go wrong with Christmas decorations.
Once you have that glorious pom pom tree, bring home it’s friend, a charming white pom pom wreath with gold bells! Hung on a door or window with some contrasting color, and wow, these babies pop! The white and gold together is perfection.
Of course, if you tend toward tradition, we have lots of brilliant wreaths in a variety of greens – some with some hints of snowy, glittery white and others with gorgeous red berries. Wreaths don’t have to be hung; they also make lovely, circular centerpieces for candles and more.
And, for traditionalists, of course we remember how much you love little, snowy trees, perched gingerly in burlap sacks. We’ve got those, too!
When you’re ready to deck the halls, deck the doors or deck whatever, we’ve got you jolly-well covered.
