Want to enjoy a Hallmark-esque Christmas but lack the white background for it? Create your own winterscapes using your old transparent salt and pepper shakers. Start by cleaning and wiping them dry.

The Pacific Northwest leads the nation in Christmas tree production, Chastagner said. Oregon produces 4.7 million Christmas trees each year, which is more than 30% of Christmas trees in the U.S.

In December 2023, Nattie Jo Powell, an influencer and mom, posted what she thought was just a fun video as she re-did her toddler’s Step 2 plastic Christmas tree to make her own aesthetic ...

She described her tree as an “Anthropologie dupe” — a nod to the clothing and home goods store known for its bright colors, rich textiles and generally not-subtle aesthetic.

The holiday decoration staple, which is ubiquitous this time of year, has royal roots that many may not know about — Queen Victoria helped popularize the Christmas tree during her reign.

Paul Beezley for The St. Regis Atlanta The St. Regis Atlanta Towering at 20 feet, the Atlanta hotel’s “A Partridge in a Plum Tree” riffs on the famous Christmas carol.

The 2024 National Christmas Tree is a 35-foot red spruce tree from George Washington and Jefferson National Forests in Virginia. To gain entry to the lighting ceremony, put your name in when the ...

The roughly 8-foot tree now standard for the Christmas holiday typically takes about eight years to grow, with a white pine, for instance, growing quickly and white fir and spruce trees taking longer.

If you live somewhere with snow-covered streets and glistening tree tops, you’ve pretty much got the ideal Bing Crosby White Christmas. But you can get creative with your decor, too.

The longtime Christmas tree farm in Hinds County provides a variety of trees to choose from. The farm does see a boost in business this time of year, but has had some challenges. Kazery says they are ...

The Home You Own So long, Sad Beige Christmas. Tacky Christmas is coming to town. The latest holiday aesthetic: Throwing absolutely everything you’ve got on the tree.