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While I was visiting my friend Amanda in Florida, we were out shopping and she told me that this year will be the first year she will have a Christmas tree of her very own because she has always been on the road visiting family.  Because this is her first, she has nothing with which to deck her halls.  Hopefully these recommendations will help Amanda and maybe some others out there get started with their trees.

For a modern tree…

1. Jonathan Adler 2. CB2 3. Jonathan Adler  4. Anthropologie 5. Marriage of Metal

6. West Elm  7. CB2  8. Westheather 9. Martha Stewart 10. Martha Stewart

11. CB2  12. CB2

For a folksy tree…

1. Anthropologie 2. Emily Dyer 3. Atlantis Designs 4. Anthropologie

5. Park Stree Studios 6. Anthropologie  7. Sundance

For a cabin tree with some sparkle…

1. Muddypepper 2. Creative Touch 3. Pottery Barn 4. West Elm 5. Pottery Barn 6. Pottery Barn

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8 Responses to “Holiday Tree Trimmings”

• Amanda Says:
  November 25th, 2008 at 9:16 am

  Thanks for the ideas. I’ve been at a loss for those lately and our tree needs to go up soon. Of course my favorite is your cabin tree idea, but I don’t think that would quite fit in our ever so standard stucco florida style home. But I think Pottery Barn and West Elm have a lot to offer me.

• Jessica Smith Says:
  December 5th, 2008 at 10:27 am

  Hi,

  Thank you so much for including my handmade snowflakes among such beautiful ornaments. I’m honored!

  All the best,
  Jessica Smith
  Park Street Studios

• Muddypepper Says:
  December 5th, 2008 at 10:51 am

  Thanks for the mention on your blog! I love to create things this time of the year that simple but still can compete with the sparkle of the season. Moving to Florida from Wisconsin a few years back has made it more important to me to keep traditions and make the holidays sparkle even with out the snow so most things I make for the tree gets embellished.

  If you would like to see more ornaments and other hand crafted things stop by my blog Pladpepper.blogspot.com

  Thanks again,

  Jill Prince (aka Muddypepper)

• Marriage of Metal Says:
  December 5th, 2008 at 1:09 pm

  This spurs on some terrific ideas for our tree! Thanks for all of the great ideas, as well as promoting our owl ornament! Happy Holidays!

• CreativeTouch Says:
  December 6th, 2008 at 4:56 pm

  Hi, Thank you very much for showing our snowflake sleigh ornament. We are very honored to be included among all these beautiful ornaments. Merry Christmas !!

  Thank You Again.
  Ken & Kim

• AtlantisDesigns Says:
  December 7th, 2008 at 10:05 am

  Thank you so much for featuring our Dance of Colors ornament along with other beautiful ornaments! Dance of Color was selected by the Smithsonian Institution for their gift shops this holiday season.

  Best holiday wishes to all of you!

  Alina
  Atlantis Designs
  http://www.AtlantisFusedGlass.com

• Sheri Says:
  December 9th, 2008 at 9:40 pm

  I love it all, but the natural beauty of the cabin tree pieces speak to me so!
  I think Muddypepper’s beautifully felted acorns are wonderful and a perfect mix for the little woodland creatures. Naturally!

• Interiors Says:
  January 1st, 2009 at 4:50 am

  I was searching for information about \’Florida Home Interior Design\’, and this your page (\’Tree Trimmings | The Estate Of Things\’) was in search results. Not sure why it appeared, but your site is still interesting to read

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