Superstar Tree – $449.99 at Modernica Studio
Candle Christmas Tree – Contact the artist for pricing
Cardboard Alpine Tree – $24.99 at Cardboard Safari
Cardboard Christmas Tree – $19.99 at The Cardboard Tree
DIY LED Christmas Tree – at Zedomax
Lovi Birch Wood Christmas Tree – $97.95 at Shop Horne
Dowel Rod Tree – Custom Ordered at Silver Cocoon
Wooden Possibilitree – $160-$350 at Possibilitree
Wooden Tree – $20-$25 at Muji
Massimo Cardboard Tree – $99.00 at Cascades
Living Rosemary Trees – $69.99 at FTD Flowers
Rather than just top your tree with a star, why not have the whole thing made from stars? The Superstar tree is a designer’s delight- and made from clustered Star of Davids. Designed by Modernica Studio, the tree is made from sustainable birch plywood and comes in bright green or natural wood grain. The two sizes are perfect for a table top décor, or to take the place of your family room tree. Just string some popcorn and cranberries, and celebrate with your little stars.
Superstar Tree – $449.99 at Modernica Studio
Sandra Lindner’s shimmering candle Christmas tree is comprised of a simple wooden base topped with a symphony of waxen lights. In addition to using natural materials, she works with a handcrafter’s studio for the physically and mentally challenged to assemble the trees.
Candle Christmas Tree – Contact the artist for pricing
The kids will love this 3 foot tree, made in the USA from recycled cardboard. Easy to assemble, the tree has 50 cut out ornaments and candy canes, that you and your family can color and paint. You can also hang your own ornaments on the pop-out branches. The tree stores flat to use from year to year, or can be recycled after use!
Cardboard Christmas Tree- $19.99 at The Cardboard Tree
Made from recycled cardboard, Cardboard Safari’s Alpine Tree is an intricate lattice-like structure that would look perfect on your table or atop the fireplace. Since it’s unfinished, you can even color it or add glitter for extra holiday shine.


















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