made-in-usa-galvanized-ornaments I always wanted to put our real tree in the family room but there was never enough room to make it work without it being so close to the fireplace, which we use often. So when we decided to add a second, artificial tree I was so excited to add it to this corner. It is a thinner tree and I usually put in on a pedestal of some kind to make it taller and then it fits perfectly in this corner. I knew I wanted to use our galvanized ornaments but I also knew I wanted to mix them with other textures. snowball-and-galvanized-tree I had a few wood ornaments that I added first and then starting add the silver and white traditional bulb ornaments. Next, I began adding snowy and furry white ornaments to tie in with our mantel theme. finding-home-farms-christmas-family-room I then moved on to figuring out what to use as our "topper" and admittedly was stumped. Then, I decided to use our oversized pinecone (I do not remember where I found it). To actually make it work as a topper, I shoved in two long wooden skewers about half way into the pinecone and then I was able to place into the top of the tree. made-in-america-usa-galvanized-christmas-ornament Once I had done that I realized I wanted to add pinecones throughout the tree and I just rested them in between the branches. It also served the purpose of filling in some of the bare spots that you sometimes get with an artificial tree. finding-home-farms-christmas-tree As much as I like the neutral and natural color scheme, I did not want to keep it so neutral so I added a thin red plaid ribbon wrapped several times around as a garland. It was just the touch it needed to give it a little bit of color. Thanks so much for stopping by and wishing you a great day. If you would like to shop our full holiday collection, you can click here or on the image below. finding-home-farms-christmas-holiday-gift-ideas_edited-1 Quickpen-Signature_edited-1