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Red and Silver Christmas Tree

 It’s Christmas tree day! That’s right, today I’m sharing our main Christmas tree. This year I decided to tweak it a little from last year but still stick with a red and silver Christmas tree. Because neither money, nor Christmas ornaments grow on trees.

red christmas living room

Flocked Christmas Tree

Alright, let’s talk about this flocked beauty. I bought this 7.5′ tree in 2017, and I love it. With any flocked tree, you’re going to get some shedding, especially when putting the tree up and taking it down. But when the tree is up, it doesn’t shed unless someone or something rubs against it. After placing the gifts under the tree, I simply blow on them to knock off any flocking.

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The Ornaments

I added some more red and silver glass ornaments this year compared to last year. I could barely find any ornaments like these at HomeGoods this year. Last year the shelves were overflowing. Needless to say, I’m glad I scooped up as many as possible last year.

When I initially decorated the Christmas tree and stepped back, I had way too many red ornaments on it for my liking. I edited it down and removed a handful of them. So yes, there is such a thing as too many ornaments on a Christmas tree.

Berry and Flocked Branches

I also swapped out my previous berry branches for bigger berry branches. The flocked branches have been used on this tree for three years now.

Plaid Mantel

I also decided to tie the Royal Stewart Tartan canvas I made and hung above the mantel into the tree by wrapping some of the gifts with matching tartan paper and ribbon.

royal stewart plaid christmas

The Gifts

The gift wrap is from Ballard and the ribbon is from HomeGoods. I like to buy white boxes and add the ribbon. No gift wrap needed. You can read more about my gift wrapping hacks HERE.

Sparkly Tree Collar

I used the sparkly tree collar upstairs on my glam tree last year, but I thought it would be fun to add more sparkle to this tree this year. Last year, I used a woven basket tree collar on this tree. I bought the sparkly tree collar two years ago from Pier 1 when it went on sale after Christmas. Unfortunately, it’s sold out.

While I love the red, I’m tempted to try something new next year. I’ve done red for the past three years, so changing things up would be good. But we’ll see how I feel next year.

Sources

flocked tree … Wayfair

star tree topper … Amazon

red ornaments … HomeGoods

silver ornaments … HomeGoods

berry picks … Michaels

flocked branches … Michaels

tree collar … Pier1

white boxes … Michaels

plaid gift wrap … Ballard

plaid ribbon … HomeGoods

mantel … read all about it here

woven shades … Home Depot

curtains … West Elm

curtain rods … Bed, Bath, & Beyond

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8 Comments

  1. Teddee Grace says:

    This is a gorgeous tree! I usually don’t use traditional Christmas colors, preferring to go more winter than Christmas because I can keep my décor up longer, but I’ve been thinking of using red in both my kitchen and bedroom this year and you’ve been an inspiration. Thanks!

  2. SUSAN GOINS says:

    Love the red traditional colors. Beautiful 🌲.

  3. Kristina Hudson says:

    That tree is absolutely beautiful! Wow!

  4. this is beautiful, chelsea! i am not a red person at all but this time of year i do love it, especially when it pops with neutrals! beautiful tree!

  5. Red is always a classic choice! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing on the blog hop. Merry Christmas Chelsea!

  6. Love it all! The tree, the mantle, the gifts! Thanks for sharing.

  7. Gina Hayes says:

    I’ve TRIED to reproducing your tree for two years. It’s just gorgeous! Did you purchase the larger, most recent, red berries at Michael’s??

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