The 6.5-foot ... tree with blue-green and silvery hues and light brown tinted stems for a deep, rich appearance. You can ...

For those living in a smaller home or apartment, an artificial tree may be the way to go; artificial trees range from 6.5 feet ... or lights already on the tree. Like this viral pre-lit style ...

We’ve set up enough artificial Christmas ... Tree Company 7.5-foot Feel Real Downswept Douglas Fir Realistic, full, generously sized, and versatile, this LED-lit tree can switch between all ...

If the difference in appearance is minimal, the cheaper tree is the better deal. After all, when it’s fully dressed and lit ... a 6.5-foot prelit faux cashmere pine green Christmas tree from ...

If you want a beautiful Christmas tree without the struggles that come with a real tree (constant sweeping anyone?), try one of these artificial ... for this deep blue tree, which possesses ...

Email’s fine for this, but [dkt01] saw one of the desktop LED Christmas tree projects on Hackaday ... which in turn lights up the LEDs. They light up green on a successful build and red if ...

The fake vs real Christmas tree debate has been simmering on for years. Traditionalists and romantics point to the festive smell and that sense of bringing the natural world into your home.

Everyone loves the smell of a freshly cut Christmas tree ... carbon footprint to (a not insignificant) 3.5 kilos. You need to use an artificial tree for a decade to make it as green as a real ...

For all the hustle and bustle of the holiday ... to make time for their passions. In the lead up to Christmas, [Edwin Mol] and a few co-workers built themselves an LED Christmas tree that adds ...

Whether you’re after that classic white Christmas or prefer something a little more unconventional, Travel + Leisure editors can help you plan the coziest, most magical holiday escape.