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Do you remember when artificial christmas trees used to be tacky? Not so now … I just love this simple tree, get it out of the box, unfold and bend as required, add a few pretty decorations and it’s done.
A simple, country feel that goes so well in this elegant and comfortable decor, home to an interior designer in the UK. They have this small white tree in the family room and a larger real tree in the sitting room.
Don’t you think the unfussy white lines make things feel peaceful and calm? – what most of us are longing for now with only a few days to go before the holidays!
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[blank]Hope your preparations are on schedule, and your home filled with the smell of baking, the sound of music and laughter.
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22 comments
Its too sweet.
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Your tree is adorable! Love it!
Yes, peaceful and calm. This look is very classy.
I like it – very peaceful. Do you know where it's from?
Sharon, love the tree & the topiaries from yesterday. I think that you & your blog have definitely become part of my Christmas tradition. Thank you!
Stunning!
The tree is so charming but I want her couch!
A cannette is in the oven as I type… 🙂
I think this tree is adorable! And after spending 2 hours trying to get my tree straight in it's holder so that it wouldn't be leaning to one side, I am so ready for an artificial tree! The funny thing is that I run my family business which designs and sells luxury faux floral bouquets and I still get a fresh tree every year!
so simple and sweet!
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Simple but stunning!
Beautifully simple and just what I see in Scandinavian magazines and blogs.
Love the cushions too – perfect for the ski chalet in the alps – and for "your French country home"!!!!!
Joyeux Noel
Christmas hugs
Shane x
talingThe tree would even look good at Easter with painted Easter eggs hung on it.
We had a tree like this a long long time ago.
When my son was at the stage of pulling things down and a dog that thought trees were for peeing on .. I enjoyed the memories when seeing this post ( much more than I did at the time 🙂
Love your little tree, so adorable! I hope you have been having a wonderful holiday week!! Be sure to check out my giveaway on Twirling Clare xoxo https://twirlingclare.blogspot.com/2011/12/holiday-giveaway-featuring-sweatybands.html
Love the simplicity – well done.
Francesca
wow it looks lovely sweet!
love that idea!
I love the sweet little white tree…simple, peaceful, classic~perfect!
Sharon, I'm wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2012, from Mark.
I didn't know what to put in our "wood stove heated" kitchen where we spend what leisure time we have of our winter days (when not lambing in the sheep barn!).
This is perfect. Thank you!
It's nice and sweet.
xx
Anci
Nah! Not so much on the tree, but the couch and pillows are wonderful!
The simplicity of this tree is très chic. I have gone for the pared down look this Christmas. I may be game enough to share it with the blogsphere.
Joyeux Noël.