From black Christmas trees and rainbow-colored ornaments, each holiday season brings amazing new trends our way. Half Christmas trees are taking the world by storm right now, but what are they all about, and should you consider getting one?

Festive Display

What separates half Christmas trees from regular ones is that they’re missing the bottom half. This gives other decorations a chance to shine, and you can make a fun display with other festive items, ranging from presents and seasonal decorations to throw blankets and pillows.

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Fewer Ornaments

Decorating a full Christmas tree requires a lot of ornaments, but you won’t need as many when it comes to half Christmas trees. You don’t have to have a huge ornament collection to decorate one of these threes, and you can opt for a scaled-down color scheme with your best ornaments.

No Mess

It’s pretty common for pet owners and people with toddlers at home to skip decorating a Christmas tree altogether to avoid a huge mess. Small children, cats, and dogs have a habit of messing up the lower levels of the tree, but you won’t have to deal with this problem if the lower levels are missing from the get-go, while upper ones are difficult to reach.

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If you’re not sure which trends are ruling the world this holiday season, Instagram feeds of your favorite celebrities will give you all the answers you’re looking for. White Christmas seems to be the theme many A-listers are going for and it looks truly magical.

Jennifer Lopez

J.Lo was one of the first stars to embrace this trend, and her white Christmas tree with matching decorations perfectly fit her outfit and furniture.

Khloé Kardashian

Nothing’s a trend before the Kardashians give it their seal of approval. They are going crazy for bare trees this holiday season, but Khloé decided to welcome white Christmas into her home.

Kim Kardashian

Khloé’s sister Kim is yet to share the photos of her Christmas decorations on her Instagram feed, but she showcased them in her stories and it seems she also opted for the white theme.

Julianne Hough

Buying a snow-covered Christmas tree is the easiest way to embrace this trend in 2020 and years to come, and Hough showed us how you can give your tree a rustic feel.

Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart shared more photos of Christmas trees than we can count this holiday season, and some of the very best just happen to come in white color.

The post Celebrities Can’t Get Enough of White Christmas Trees This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We’re used to celebrating going overboard with everything from their outfits to home décor, but they’re taking a more subtle approach this holiday season. Minimalist Christmas trees are having a moment right now, and these stars already embraced this rising trend.

Kylie Jenner

With a net worth of billion dollars, Jenner could’ve decorated her Christmas tree with as many ornaments as she wanted to, but she decided to simply put some Christmas lights up and call it a day.

Selena Gomez

Gomez took a similarly simple approach to her holiday decorations this year. In addition to Christmas lights, she added a couple of ornaments to the mix, but not enough to overcrowd her tree.

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi

The Jersey Shore star also felt that Christmas lights are the only thing her tree needs in order to shine. She gave it a cheeky vibe by hanging a couple of elf socks on the branches, but that was pretty much it.

Ashley Tisdale

When your Christmas tree comes in an unusual color, you don’t need much else to make it pop. That’s why Ashley Tisdale decided to go with a pink tree, and we’re pretty sure that Sharpay Evans would approve.

The post Celebrities Are Going Minimal with Their Christmas Trees This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The holiday season is finally here and people are already decorating their Christmas trees. If you still aren’t sure what to do with yours, how about using the year’s biggest Christmas tree trends as inspiration?

Rainbow Christmas Trees

If you’re struggling to pick a single color for your Christmas tree decorations, how about using all of them? Rainbow Christmas trees are having a moment right now and if you can’t find one at your local home décor stores, using ornaments in all the colors of the rainbow to create a similar effect is always an option.

Rustic Christmas Trees

If you’re not a fan of flashy, colorful displays, rustic Christmas trees will be the right match for you. There are many different ways to interpret this trend, but the best way to embrace it is using DIY ornaments made with natural materials, such as wood and dried fruits.

Succulent Christmas Trees

Tiny Christmas trees made of succulents are also a huge hit right now. They aren’t big enough to be used as a centerpiece of your holiday decorations, but they can be a great addition to your home this holiday season—and an even better gift for plant lovers in your life.

The post These 3 Christmas Tree Trends Will Make Your Home More Festive appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

It’s never too early to start plotting your Christmas decorations, and new trends are already emerging. After succulent pumpkin decorations took Instagram by storm, it was just a matter of time before succulent Christmas trees followed suit.

Succulent holiday decorations have been around for years, but it took some time for them to go mainstream. Their reemergence is connected to the popularity of succulents in general, but it also has something to do with our desire to put an extra effort into decorating our living rooms this holiday season.

One of the upsides of these tiny Christmas trees is that they don’t take up too much space, and you can use them to decorate your coffee tables, bookshelves, and fireplaces. You’ll need at least two dozens of succulents to make your own tree, and the more varieties you use, the richer your tree will look.

If you want to welcome this trend into your home, remember to place your tree in a bright place, because succulents need a lot of sun. Once the holiday season is over, you can separate your succulents into individual pots, and let them grow and thrive until the next holiday season.

The post Succulent Christmas Trees Will Be Everywhere This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Have you considered getting a black Christmas tree for this holiday season? If you have, you’re definitely not alone; black trees are so popular right now that they are on their way to become a classic, along with green and white trees.

Black Christmas trees were a huge hit last year, and it seems like their popularity is only growing. There are over 13,000 results on Instagram under the hashtag #blackchristmastree and we must admit that some of them look particularly elegant and beautiful.

Using black details in an interior is nothing new. In fact, you can never go wrong with black since it’s a classic, just like in the fashion world. But black Christmas trees seemed like a breakthrough idea at first, until people accepted them and turned them into an easy way to keep their homes monochromatic even during the holidays. If you have plenty of color in your home, a black tree will stand out, and you can create the effect you want by decorating it in your favorite style.

What do you think about black Christmas trees?

The post This Year, Decorate a Black Christmas Tree appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Every year brings new Christmas decoration trends and it can be difficult to follow them all. Sometimes it’s a brand new color scheme, other times there’s an ornament you simply must have or a particular decorating style to follow. But what about Christmas tree baubles? Here are the most prominent trends for 2019.

Sea Life

Many people will decorate their Christmas tree with sea life motifs this year, and there are so many adorable baubles to choose from. Whether you live in a place with a warm winter climate or you simply want to honor summer, fish, dolphins, shells, and stars, they can all look great on your tree.

‘80s Christmas

The ‘80s are back, at least when it comes to Christmas tree decoration. Turn your tree into a disco playground and relive your childhood with disco ball baubles.

Wanderlust

If you’d rather travel than stay at home during the holidays, then you may want your Christmas tree to follow that theme as well. You can decorate it with baubles in the shape of cars, luggage, busses, and landmarks from all around the world.

The post Which Baubles to Choose For Christmas Trees in 2019 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The holiday season always brings dozens of exciting decorating trends, but it’s sometimes a little bit difficult to stan some of them. Black Christmas trees are apparently all the rage right now, and in all honesty – we don’t see a difference.

Before you start freaking out, just keep in mind green trees are not going anywhere. They are still the most popular option out there, but black is in the second spot. Online home decor retailer Wayfair, reported a 70% increase in site searches for these ebony evergreens since last year.

It’s the closest thing you get to the green, but some people wanted to switch things up just in time for the holiday season. It doesn’t mean they’re ditching traditional greenery forever. They’re just putting a fun spin on Christmas by trying out a new darker tone.

If you decide to go down this road, keep in mind to go with tree decorations of a lighter color so they could really stand out on your tree. White, silver, gold and light blue are a must if you decided to give black Christmas trees a chance.

The post Black Christmas Trees: Hottest Holiday Craze Of 2018 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

From black Christmas trees and rainbow-colored ornaments, each holiday season brings amazing new trends our way. Half Christmas trees are taking the world by storm right now, but what are they all about, and should you consider getting one?

Festive Display

What separates half Christmas trees from regular ones is that they’re missing the bottom half. This gives other decorations a chance to shine, and you can make a fun display with other festive items, ranging from presents and seasonal decorations to throw blankets and pillows.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Our Colourful Gleeson Home (@ourcolourful_gleesonhome)

Fewer Ornaments

Decorating a full Christmas tree requires a lot of ornaments, but you won’t need as many when it comes to half Christmas trees. You don’t have to have a huge ornament collection to decorate one of these threes, and you can opt for a scaled-down color scheme with your best ornaments.

No Mess

It’s pretty common for pet owners and people with toddlers at home to skip decorating a Christmas tree altogether to avoid a huge mess. Small children, cats, and dogs have a habit of messing up the lower levels of the tree, but you won’t have to deal with this problem if the lower levels are missing from the get-go, while upper ones are difficult to reach.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rachel (@rachiee91)

The post Half Christmas Trees Are All the Rage This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re not sure which trends are ruling the world this holiday season, Instagram feeds of your favorite celebrities will give you all the answers you’re looking for. White Christmas seems to be the theme many A-listers are going for and it looks truly magical.

Jennifer Lopez

J.Lo was one of the first stars to embrace this trend, and her white Christmas tree with matching decorations perfectly fit her outfit and furniture.

Khloé Kardashian

Nothing’s a trend before the Kardashians give it their seal of approval. They are going crazy for bare trees this holiday season, but Khloé decided to welcome white Christmas into her home.

Kim Kardashian

Khloé’s sister Kim is yet to share the photos of her Christmas decorations on her Instagram feed, but she showcased them in her stories and it seems she also opted for the white theme.

Julianne Hough

Buying a snow-covered Christmas tree is the easiest way to embrace this trend in 2020 and years to come, and Hough showed us how you can give your tree a rustic feel.

Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart shared more photos of Christmas trees than we can count this holiday season, and some of the very best just happen to come in white color.

The post Celebrities Can’t Get Enough of White Christmas Trees This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We’re used to celebrating going overboard with everything from their outfits to home décor, but they’re taking a more subtle approach this holiday season. Minimalist Christmas trees are having a moment right now, and these stars already embraced this rising trend.

Kylie Jenner

With a net worth of billion dollars, Jenner could’ve decorated her Christmas tree with as many ornaments as she wanted to, but she decided to simply put some Christmas lights up and call it a day.

Selena Gomez

Gomez took a similarly simple approach to her holiday decorations this year. In addition to Christmas lights, she added a couple of ornaments to the mix, but not enough to overcrowd her tree.

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi

The Jersey Shore star also felt that Christmas lights are the only thing her tree needs in order to shine. She gave it a cheeky vibe by hanging a couple of elf socks on the branches, but that was pretty much it.

Ashley Tisdale

When your Christmas tree comes in an unusual color, you don’t need much else to make it pop. That’s why Ashley Tisdale decided to go with a pink tree, and we’re pretty sure that Sharpay Evans would approve.

The post Celebrities Are Going Minimal with Their Christmas Trees This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The holiday season is finally here and people are already decorating their Christmas trees. If you still aren’t sure what to do with yours, how about using the year’s biggest Christmas tree trends as inspiration?

Rainbow Christmas Trees

If you’re struggling to pick a single color for your Christmas tree decorations, how about using all of them? Rainbow Christmas trees are having a moment right now and if you can’t find one at your local home décor stores, using ornaments in all the colors of the rainbow to create a similar effect is always an option.

Rustic Christmas Trees

If you’re not a fan of flashy, colorful displays, rustic Christmas trees will be the right match for you. There are many different ways to interpret this trend, but the best way to embrace it is using DIY ornaments made with natural materials, such as wood and dried fruits.

Succulent Christmas Trees

Tiny Christmas trees made of succulents are also a huge hit right now. They aren’t big enough to be used as a centerpiece of your holiday decorations, but they can be a great addition to your home this holiday season—and an even better gift for plant lovers in your life.

The post These 3 Christmas Tree Trends Will Make Your Home More Festive appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

It’s never too early to start plotting your Christmas decorations, and new trends are already emerging. After succulent pumpkin decorations took Instagram by storm, it was just a matter of time before succulent Christmas trees followed suit.

Succulent holiday decorations have been around for years, but it took some time for them to go mainstream. Their reemergence is connected to the popularity of succulents in general, but it also has something to do with our desire to put an extra effort into decorating our living rooms this holiday season.

One of the upsides of these tiny Christmas trees is that they don’t take up too much space, and you can use them to decorate your coffee tables, bookshelves, and fireplaces. You’ll need at least two dozens of succulents to make your own tree, and the more varieties you use, the richer your tree will look.

If you want to welcome this trend into your home, remember to place your tree in a bright place, because succulents need a lot of sun. Once the holiday season is over, you can separate your succulents into individual pots, and let them grow and thrive until the next holiday season.

The post Succulent Christmas Trees Will Be Everywhere This Holiday Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Have you considered getting a black Christmas tree for this holiday season? If you have, you’re definitely not alone; black trees are so popular right now that they are on their way to become a classic, along with green and white trees.

Black Christmas trees were a huge hit last year, and it seems like their popularity is only growing. There are over 13,000 results on Instagram under the hashtag #blackchristmastree and we must admit that some of them look particularly elegant and beautiful.

Using black details in an interior is nothing new. In fact, you can never go wrong with black since it’s a classic, just like in the fashion world. But black Christmas trees seemed like a breakthrough idea at first, until people accepted them and turned them into an easy way to keep their homes monochromatic even during the holidays. If you have plenty of color in your home, a black tree will stand out, and you can create the effect you want by decorating it in your favorite style.

What do you think about black Christmas trees?

The post This Year, Decorate a Black Christmas Tree appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Every year brings new Christmas decoration trends and it can be difficult to follow them all. Sometimes it’s a brand new color scheme, other times there’s an ornament you simply must have or a particular decorating style to follow. But what about Christmas tree baubles? Here are the most prominent trends for 2019.

Sea Life

Many people will decorate their Christmas tree with sea life motifs this year, and there are so many adorable baubles to choose from. Whether you live in a place with a warm winter climate or you simply want to honor summer, fish, dolphins, shells, and stars, they can all look great on your tree.

‘80s Christmas

The ‘80s are back, at least when it comes to Christmas tree decoration. Turn your tree into a disco playground and relive your childhood with disco ball baubles.

Wanderlust

If you’d rather travel than stay at home during the holidays, then you may want your Christmas tree to follow that theme as well. You can decorate it with baubles in the shape of cars, luggage, busses, and landmarks from all around the world.

The post Which Baubles to Choose For Christmas Trees in 2019 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The holiday season always brings dozens of exciting decorating trends, but it’s sometimes a little bit difficult to stan some of them. Black Christmas trees are apparently all the rage right now, and in all honesty – we don’t see a difference.

Before you start freaking out, just keep in mind green trees are not going anywhere. They are still the most popular option out there, but black is in the second spot. Online home decor retailer Wayfair, reported a 70% increase in site searches for these ebony evergreens since last year.

It’s the closest thing you get to the green, but some people wanted to switch things up just in time for the holiday season. It doesn’t mean they’re ditching traditional greenery forever. They’re just putting a fun spin on Christmas by trying out a new darker tone.

If you decide to go down this road, keep in mind to go with tree decorations of a lighter color so they could really stand out on your tree. White, silver, gold and light blue are a must if you decided to give black Christmas trees a chance.

The post Black Christmas Trees: Hottest Holiday Craze Of 2018 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.