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However you like to decorate your home for Christmas, there's a snowy Christmas tree to suit. From large artificial Christmas trees with thick branches to petite firs suited to small interiors, snowy Christmas trees are guaranteed to boost your festive mood.
One of the best things about a snowy Christmas tree – also referred to as a flocked or frosted tree – is its ability to turn your home into a winter wonderland. It'll look like it's been transported into your living room straight from a frosty Nordic forest.
Pair your tree with the right baubles, tree skirt, and lights (depending on whether you choose a pre-lit option) and you'll have a truly festive interior.
Given the connection between Christmas trees and snowy forests, Scandinavian-inspired tree decorations are a perfect match. Think minimalist ornaments made from natural materials, such as paper, glass and wood – plus, plenty of neutral tones. Rustic designs are also a good choice.
Avoid showy, maximalist colour palettes and instead, lean into the understated look that snowy Christmas trees naturally have.
Jon Sharpe, chief creative officer at LuxDeco, explains: 'When decorating, you have a few options to play with. Playing into the white and green theme, just a few white baubles on your tree will allow its natural beauty and lushness to come through.
'Add to this the recent trend for Nordic-style interiors where all-white, pared-back Christmas interiors are celebrated, which always feel closer to contemporary, minimal design. Pair white decorations with high-quality glass pieces along with an abundance of fairy lights and pillar candles to up the ante on the contemporary side of its character.'
If you’d like to incorporate more colour, Catherine Cornelissen, founder of Decoralist, suggests adding icy blue tones when decorating: 'For snowy Christmas trees, select decorations that reflect the crisp, cool winter atmosphere. You can't go wrong with snowflake and icicle motifs paired with blue and silver baubles, as well as touches of pearl and crystal. For a pop of colour, why not add some red berries? It'll look as though your tree was transported from the North Pole!’

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