1Black Ombre Christmas Tree
Little Inspiration Whether you're going the DIY route or would prefer to score a store-made design, an ombre tree—from black to white—is all the wow-factor you need this holiday season.
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GET THE LOOK: Vintage Black Ombre Spruce
At six feet tall and equipped with 600 clear lights, this ombre tree is a gorgeous alternative with a snowy white top and a rich black bottom.
3Black and Gold Christmas Tree
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National Tree Company GET THE LOOK: North Valley Black Spruce
Illuminated in a cozy golden glow, you'll convince even the most traditional holiday celebrator that this tree is worth the switch up.
5Black Painted Plywood Tree
Dans Le Lakehouse A tree sketch on plywood by Tanya of Dans Le Lakehouse is proof that black trees shine in every context. Whether you're short on space or craving change, this black Christmas tree is a holiday statement maker.
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GET THE LOOK: Shining Decorated Christmas Tree Decal
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If you're excited by the plywood tree, but nervous about your artistic skills, stick a simple decal up and achieve the same striking look (we won't tell).
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7Black and Silver Christmas Tree
Jessa Plant Black and silver make a classic pair, and this tree crafted by Jessa of Sparkle Living Blog is no exception. Coordinating metallics on a lush black backdrop has a classic appeal with an irresistible edginess.
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GET THE LOOK: Silver Tinsel Christmas Tree
This silver tinsel tree offers a sparkling surprise, with full black branches that emphasize the glitz.
9Cone-Shaped Alternative Christmas Tree
Getty Images Maintain your minimalist design scheme with a tree that sticks to simplicity. The sleek geometrics and glossy finish make this three-layered, cone-shaped tree the star of the sh0w.
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GET THE LOOK: Upon A Star Wallpaper
Craft the look yourself, starting with starry wallpaper. Arrange poster paper into three cone shapes, and stick this wallpaper on top to create the base of your tree.
Lucia Tonelli is an Assistant Editor at Town & Country, where she writes about the royal family, culture, real estate, design, and more.
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