Indoor Tree Ideas Perfect For Christmas

The desire the have an indoor tree has been growing steadily for the last few years.

Starting strong with the wildly popular Fiddle Leaf Fig, circa 2018, indoor trees were a way to bring the outside in and add a sculptural element to a room that conveniently doubles as nature's best air purifier.

European Olive, Norfolk Pine, Citrus and Eucalypts all grow beautifully inside, given the correct measure of TLC and the perfect pot to call home.

As Christmas rolls around (again) at an unnervingly fast pace, it's time to consider all the things we do to make this time of year special.

Of course, when it comes to decorating, a Christmas tree would have to be the jewel in the Yuletide crown. 

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Nurseries have been the go-to for many to pick up a cut conifer, but as we all know, December snow isn't part of the deal here, and those green needles quickly take on a rusty hue.

So, for eager families adorning trees in November, those roast potatoes won't be the only crispy thing come the 25th!

What better time to install an indoor tree at home than at Christmas time?

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Encourage your customers to think outside the box, styling a less traditional tree with the same impact, a tree that will genuinely offer year-round delight. Drape with twinkling fairy lights and ornaments made of glass, metal, paper or ceramic, steering clear of plastic baubles and outdated tinsel.

Or, simply tie a giant satin or tulle bow around the pot, leaving your tree to do the work.

Let your creativity flow!

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When it comes to tree size, ceiling height will determine how monolithic your customer's uniforest will eventually be, but we say go big and aim for a showstopping specimen.

Selecting an appropriate pot is essential; customers will need to bear in mind the combined weight of the pot, saucer, damp soil and tree.

Our MetroLite and Litework ranges are ideal for indoor use and would complement a wide variety of interior styles. 

Above all else, when it comes to indoor trees for Christmas or otherwise, think of them as a natural styling addition to your home's interior.

Something to treasure for years to come.