Description
This bronze fibre optic Christmas tree brings warmth and points of light to a room before a single bauble goes on. Its branches gather into full, rounded tufts that bristle outwards like little starbursts, layered from a wide base up to a neat tip, so the tree looks generous from every side. Fine fibre optic strands run through the branches and glow at their tips, scattering light across the bronze, and a clear star sits at the very top. The whole tree stands on a black four-legged stand, so it needs no pot or tub.
As a smaller tree, it suits the places a full-size tree cannot reach: a side table beside the sofa, a sideboard in the hall, a corner of the dining room, a bedroom or a home office. Because the light is built in, there are no separate strings of lights to untangle and arrange each December, which makes it an easy choice for a flat or a second tree in a family home. The bronze colour sits comfortably with warm wood, cream and soft gold, and gives a fresh alternative to the usual green for anyone who wants Christmas to feel a little different.
The tree runs at low voltage through a mains transformer, so you simply plug it into a socket nearby; choose a spot within reach of one, and keep the transformer indoors or under cover. To keep it looking its best, unplug it before dusting the branches gently with a soft dry cloth, and ease any flattened tufts back into shape with your fingers. We like it dressed with a few small baubles in bronze, copper or cream, or left bare so the glowing tips take centre stage on a dark winter evening.
Specification
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
4 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
What colour is the tree?
The branches are a warm bronze shade, with a clear star at the top and a black four-legged stand at the base, a change from traditional green.
How is the fibre optic tree powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a household socket, so place it within reach of one and keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
Do I need to add separate Christmas lights?
No, fibre optic strands run through the branches and glow at their tips, so the tree lights itself once it is plugged in, with no strings of lights to arrange.
Where does this tree look best?
It suits a side table, a sideboard, a hallway or a bedroom corner, where a smaller lit tree adds festive glow without taking over the room.
How do I look after the tree?
Unplug it first, then dust the branches gently with a soft dry cloth and ease any flattened tufts back into shape with your fingers.
Can I decorate it with baubles?
A few small, light baubles in bronze, copper or cream sit well among the tufts, though many people leave it bare so the glowing tips stand out.