10 Amazingly Unique Christmas Trees
It’s nearly Christmas! Here are 10 amazingly unique Christmas trees to help get you in the festive mood:
Murano Glass Christmas Tree
This Murano Glass Christmas tree is located in Venice, Italy. At 8.5m tall and weighing 3 tonnes, it’s the world’s largest glass-blown tree (made from 1000 glass tubes and 2000 metal rods) [source].
Unique Christmas Tree with Candy
This unique Christmas tree is made form candy canes and sweets and backlit [source].
Gareth Pugh Christmas Tree
This tree uses 60 neon bulbs and is 3 metres in height. It was designed for the flagship Topshop Oxford Circus store in London [source].
Christmas Tree Projector
This tube projects an image of a green tree onto any wall [source].
Recycled Wood Christmas Tree
This tree isn’t the prettiest, but it’s recycled and quite unique [source].
Library Christmas Tree
Christmas Tree made entirely from green books at a library [source].
Pac-Man Christmas Tree
Thousands of coloured LED’s light up this Christmas tree based on the arcade classic. Unique, I think you’ll agree [source].
Cardboard Christmas Tree
This Cardboard Christmas Tree is made from 200 sheets of cardboard. The cardboard sheets were glued together with Starch, and apparently, is fire retardant t00 [source].
UST’s Unique Christmas Tree
“Every year, when second semester starts, one of the things that students have been waiting for is UST’s Christmas decorations. And I must say that in more than four years of seeing UST during Christmas season, they never failed to amaze me with all their decorations [read more].”
Masaru Ozaki Christmas Tree Cubes
Internationally-known Japanese light installation artist Masaru Ozaki created this Christmas tree installation in front of the Parco #1 building in Tokyo [source].
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★★★★★ For more Christmas Trees, take a look at one made from Recycled Plastic Bottles.
Pac-Man tree and Gareth Pugh tree are my faves.