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Create a Christmas Tree Forest in Your Living Room

October 13, 2015
Amp up the holiday charm in your own holiday house by doubling -- or tripling! -- your Christmas trees. We've got easy tree-trimming ideas you're going to love.
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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Christmas Trees x Three

Pack a big holiday punch into smaller rooms by grouping thinner, medium-sized trees together. Multiple trees allow you the flexibility to decorate all trees the same or let each tree stand out with its own, unique style.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Hints of Twine

A key element to creating a well-designed Christmas tree is to use a mix of textures. As you start decorating your trees, consider the textural value of sleeker, polished ornaments. Add a small band of twine around the ornaments to create depth.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Mercury Glass Accents

If you're looking for a formal look that errs on the traditional side, antique mercury glass accents are a stunning addition to a Christmas tree. In addition to adding a bit of glamour, the finish of the glass will reflect light in a beautiful way, enhancing the tree's ambience.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Wooden Spool Ornaments

Give old wooden spools new life by using them as ornaments. To make one, simply add twine or a wire ornament to the center of the spool.

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