Gradient Rainbow Christmas Tree
This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. Please Read Our Disclosure PolicyOkay, I’m warning you. This post has way too many pictures of my Gradient Rainbow Christmas tree. Prepare yourself. Or, as Britney Spears would say, “Don’t hold it against me.”
Anyway, I was finally able to decorate tree #2 yesterday. For those of you who were following IBC last year, it’s going to look pretty familiar.
Please welcome back my Gradient Rainbow Christmas tree!
Hands down, this is my favorite holiday decoration. I did, however, make a few changes to this year’s version. First, and probably most noticeable, I have a new tree. My friends at Treetopia sent me this gorgeous Slim Spruce Christmas Tree. Not that I’ve owned a lot of Christmas trees, but this is by far the nicest artificial tree I’ve ever seen.
It’s so full, and I love how the branches are set up and stick out of the tree. It makes decorating much easier.
I also added a star to the top of the tree. As you might have guessed, it’s vintage. I found it on eBay. Shopping eBay can be a great source for beautiful vintage ornaments and tree toppers.
The topper is kind of perfect. It’s easy to see why I’m loving how this tree came together.
In addition to the new tree and topper, I also have a brand new tree skirt. Last year I used a table cloth, but wasn’t completely satisfied with the look. This year I found this incredible tree skirt from Red Envelope. Unfortunately, they are no longer in business, so I will treasure this purchase.
The detail in it is stunning. I also love how it ties in with the bottom colors of the tree. What luck, right?
All of the balls on the tree are glass. I have a bit of a glass ornament obsession. (As you can see.) If you’re wondering, I tried to count and there are over 300 ball ornaments on this tree. Say what!?
There are all different types of ball ornaments on this tree. Some are matte, some are shiny. Some are small, some are large.
There are event some glittery ones tucked in here and there. The only qualification is that they were glass and a ball.
Wait, I lied. I have a few glass bird ornaments tucked in here and there.
The ribbon around the tree is burlap.
Oh, and if you like this tree, I made a wreath to match! Check out my DIY Gradient Rainbow Christmas Wreath here.
Okay, now for a few more pictures. Ready, set, go!
Gradient Rainbow Christmas Tree
She’s a beauty, right?
Oh, in case you’re wondering, my vintage-inspired tree has been relocated to the dining room. (You can learn how to make those candlesticks on the table here.)
Initially I tried this tree in there, but it was just a bit too big for the space. This is a much better fit.
Thank you so much for indulging me as I posted way too many pictures today of my gradient rainbow Christmas tree!
Feliz Navidad!
Hi, where did you get the ornaments hangers? Your tree is gorgeous, so colorful.
Where do you buy your ornaments? I love this tree and want to start shopping for next year.
Michael,
I love the tree. I am so doing this next year.
Thank you for the inspiration!
Love Sheri
AMAZING!!! Stunning, gorgeous~ words can’t describe how I love!
These trees are absolutely beautiful! Just curious what size and type the tree is with the different colored ornaments is.
so pretty… i did one in white about 5 years ago. I was so happy to see Etsy and Apartment therapy feature it! … pretty to see yours full of beautiful vintage ornaments!
love the Chroma of color.
Merry Christmas
What a beauty!!! Loooove it!
your decorating amazes me! lol..The gradient tree is simply stunning! I dunno if I could ever duplicate it ha..but I may try next year!!
Thanks for the chance to win(much needed) a gorgeous tree!
Joey
Your Christmas trees are beautiful! I have a themed tree for the first time this year. It is a work in progress. It is in addition to what I lovingly call our hodge podge family tree that our girls decorate.
I don’t really have a theme for my tree. It’s a mix of childhood ornaments, handmade ornaments and collectible Hallmark ornaments that I give the kids each year. Maybe my theme is “See How Many Ornaments Can Fit on the Tree.”
OMG!!! I LOVE THIS!!!! Your tree is the best gradient tree I have seen!!! AMAZING!!! 🙂
Michael…seriously you are a creative genius! I adore your style, your photography, and this TREE! This is the first time I’ve actually visited your blog. I’ve been an avid Instagram follower for a long time now. However, I’m in sort of a slump on what to do for my Christmas decor this year. Usually I have a plan way ahead. For some reason I just can’t come up with something. It’s a little stressful because I’m hosting a Christmas party at my house this year. Yikes! So I hopped online to find some inspiration. I remember when you posted this tree on Instagram and showing it to my husband. It is stunning! I absolutely love the tips at the end! Thank you for sharing your talent with us! xo
Michael,
Your tree is magnificent! It truly represents all the colors of Christmas and stands out from a beautiful neutral background. Fantastic job of decorating. The burlap ribbon on the tree complements the country chic of your décor….Love it!
love your trees – just beautiful!
This tree is beautiful. It reminds me of a tree done for the White House in recent years, maybe last year?
Yeah the Obama Lincoln room tree next to Lincoln bust. The ornaments were more expensive hand blown glass ones
Your trees are so Lush and Luxe! You did a wonderful job. Merry Christmas!
Beautiful tree and photos, thanks!! Really enjoyed them
Your decor is art. I am stunned by the beauty and how amazing the colors mix. Love.
blue and s ilver winter theme
Two absolutely BEAUTIFUL trees! I’m envious. I’ll be a little more diligent this year decorating our tree.