Snow Covered Christmas Tree with Pinecones and Stand - White

Our snow covered Christmas tree brings the look of a fresh winter snowfall into the home, with every branch dusted in white and dotted with small brown pinecones. The white frosting gathers along the tips of the needles, giving each layer of branches a soft, snowy edge. It has the classic tapering shape of a fir, broad at the base and narrowing to a single upright tip. It measures 100cm wide and 100cm deep, a generous spread that fills a corner without crowding it.

This is a tree for the heart of the house: the living room, a bay window, or the corner of a dining room where everyone gathers over Christmas. The white finish works with almost any scheme. Dress it in silver and clear glass for a cool, wintry look, or let reds, golds and bright colours stand out against the pale branches. A wide hallway suits it too, greeting guests as they come in from the cold. For anyone who dreams of a white Christmas, it brings the snow indoors whatever the weather does outside.

The tree stands on its own four-legged stand, so it needs no pot or bucket. The pinecones sit among the branches, adding a woodland touch before a single bauble goes on. Before it goes up, check that your chosen spot has room for 100cm of width and depth, with a little extra space to walk around it. To keep the frosting looking fresh, dust it gently with a soft dry cloth and handle the branches with care as you decorate. Between seasons, store it somewhere cool and dry. Finish it with a string of warm white lights and a star on top, and it becomes the snowy centrepiece of the room.

How wide is the snow covered Christmas tree?

It measures 100cm wide and 100cm deep, so allow a clear patch of floor at least that size, plus a little room to walk around it.

How does the tree stand?

The tree stands on its own four-legged stand, so it needs no pot or bucket to hold it upright on the floor.

What colour is the tree?

The branches are covered in a snowy white frosting and dotted with small brown pinecones, giving the whole tree a soft winter look.

What decorations suit a white tree?

Silver and clear glass keep it cool and wintry, while reds, golds and bright colours stand out well against the pale white branches.

How should I look after the tree?

Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth, handle the frosted branches with care as you decorate, and store it somewhere cool and dry between seasons.

Where does the tree look best?

It suits a living room, a bay window, the corner of a dining room or a wide hallway, anywhere with room for its 100cm spread.