Is your Christmas tree trendy?
Natural or artificial, which one to choose?
While today's high-quality artificial trees look just like the real thing—and allow you to avoid cutting trees for purely decorative purposes—they haven't gained widespread popularity. Even though some are now available in a "flaked" version for a snowy tree effect,
Families, attached to tradition, seem to prefer the pleasant scent and appearance of this venerable conifer, which is placed in the corner of a room in the house. The most popular variety of fir is the dark-colored Nordmann, which retains its shiny needles long after cutting. The spruce, on the other hand, gives off a sweet fragrance but has the unfortunate tendency to lose its needles quickly once cut.
His adornment
Depuis quelques années, le blanc demeure l’option favorite pour habiller le sapin de Christmas, auquel s’ajoutent des décorations argentées et des boules de verre clair ou texturé. À la pureté du blanc, pourquoi ne pas oser le contraste extrême en l’associant au côté dramatique du noir?
If this style seems too "understated," add some garlands, feathers, colorful decorations, and tiny stars to the pristine whiteness. For the ultimate in elegance, white and turquoise work well with any decor.
For a truly traditional ambiance, opt for red and gold, which perfectly complement the deep green of the fir tree. Make the most of the lighting effects and symbolic Christmas decorations. To bring harmony to the room, try to highlight the contrast between these two tones—for example, with decorative elements placed on the fireplace mantel or above the windows.
Don't forget the candles to highlight the originality of your Christmas tree decoration.
