The post How to Safely Transport Your Christmas Tree: Tips for Car and Bicycle appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Transporting a Christmas tree requires preparation and adherence to the Highway Code to ensure safety on the roads, according to Liverpool Echo. Under the UK’s Highway Code Rule 98, all loads must be securely fastened to prevent hazards for other road users.
“Transporting a Christmas tree might seem straightforward, but it’s important to consider how your insurance policy applies. If an improperly secured tree causes an accident or damages another vehicle, you could be held liable and insurers may deny claims if negligence is involved,” stated Charlotte Adams from ALA Insurance, as reported by Liverpool Echo.
A small Christmas tree may fit securely in the trunk, laid crosswise to the direction of travel. For larger trees, the rear seats usually need to be folded down, and the operation should be carried out with a car suitable for the size and characteristics of the tree. The trunk of the Christmas tree should be flush against the seatback in the direction of travel, ideally against the seatback of the unoccupied front passenger seat, and it should rest directly against the driver’s seat or the passenger’s seat.
To avoid dirt and scratches in the car’s interior, place a blanket underneath the Christmas tree and wrap the trunk in a cloth, as it helps protect the vehicle from contamination by resin and needles. Tree resin is very difficult to clean.
The tree should be secured tightly with a tension strap, as simple rubber bands or rubber expanders are insufficient for securing the heavy tree adequately. Many cars have attachment points like hooks and eyes in the trunk for securing cargo, as well as tie-down points on the vehicle floor. Subsequently, secure the tree with at least the seat belt; better yet, use ratchet straps to the eyes in the trunk.
Transporting the tree on the roof is the most demanding method in terms of securing it. It should only be considered if the vehicle has a suitable roof railing or roof luggage carrier. The tree should be laid on the vehicle with the trunk facing forward and secured tightly with tension straps or ratchet straps.
It is important to ensure that the tree does not obstruct the view, including the rear lights and license plate, and that a clear view to the front and sides, including mirrors, is always maintained. The handbrake, gear lever, and other controls must be easily operable.
Drivers should drive carefully, avoiding sharp turns or sudden stops, and should adjust their driving behavior and speed when transporting a tree. Experts recommend driving at lower speeds and checking regularly for movement to keep both the tree and the car intact.
For shorter distances, it is also possible to transport the Christmas tree home by cargo bike or bicycle with a trailer. When transporting a Christmas tree by bicycle, the load must be secured. Drivers should double-check that the tree doesn’t block their view, and it is important to ensure that the tree does not obstruct the cyclist’s view or become detached.
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]]>The post Gold Trader Proaurum Unveils Europe’s Most Expensive Christmas Tree in Munich appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Standing nearly three meters tall, the tree consists of an acrylic pyramid upon which a total of 2,024 collector coins of the Vienna Philharmonic are meticulously arranged. Each coin is a one-ounce gold piece produced by the Austrian Mint, and together they amount to approximately 63 kilograms (138 pounds) of gold. The coins feature, on one side, the organ of the Golden Hall of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, and on the other side, various musical instruments.
Adorning the top of the tree is a large gold coin, enhancing its opulence. The total gold weight exceeds 60 kilograms (132 pounds), making the tree not only a festive decoration but also a substantial investment piece.
Mirko Schmidt, the founder of Proaurum, emphasized the unique qualities of gold in a statement. “Gold has many characteristics that differentiate it from other investments. It cannot be multiplied at will. It is another form of money. The gold Christmas tree extraordinarily represents the value of this metal,” he said, as quoted by RPP Noticias.
The creation of the tree was a collaborative effort between Proaurum and the Austrian Mint. While Proaurum claims the tree is “the most expensive in Europe,” according to Vanguardia, it is not for sale. “The value depends on the respective gold price—the tree, however, is not for sale,” a spokesperson for the gold dealer said, as reported by Die Welt. Münchner Merkur added that the value of the tree fluctuates with the gold market.
The tree is available for public viewing at Proaurum’s headquarters in Munich from now until December 15. Visitors have the opportunity to witness this unique blend of festive tradition and precious metal craftsmanship.
Proaurum’s gold Christmas tree is not the first of its kind to make headlines. In 2010, an even more valuable Christmas tree was displayed at a hotel in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, valued at more than eleven million dollars, according to Die Welt. This sparkling giant holds the Guinness World Record for the most expensive Christmas tree in the world.
In 2019, a Christmas tree in a hotel in Marbella, Spain, was said to be worth around €14 million ($14.73 million), though its value was unconfirmed by Guinness World Records, as reported by Stern. This tree was decorated with diamonds and sapphires, among other precious stones.
The Munich tree’s unveiling highlights the ongoing tradition of extravagant Christmas displays. The use of gold coins not only showcases the precious metal’s enduring value but also reflects a fusion of cultural heritage and modern celebration.
The tradition of decorating Christmas trees has deep roots in German culture. In the 16th century, people in Germany began to decorate trees inside their homes as part of Christmas. The trees were adorned with apples, symbolizing original sin, and candles, symbolizing the light of Christ.
This German tradition spread to other countries in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries, driven by migrations and royal marriages, according to Vanguardia. In England, the Christmas tree became popular in the 19th century, thanks to Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, who was of German origin.
The Munich Christmas tree represents not only a significant statement in terms of its monetary value but also highlights the enduring tradition of festive decorations during the holiday season. On the traditional Christmas markets in Munich, the decorations are somewhat more subdued.
The exhibition allows the public to witness this unique and valuable symbol of the festive season, blending the historical significance of the Christmas tree with contemporary expressions of wealth and artistry. Proaurum’s golden creation stands as a testament to both the enduring allure of gold and the timeless spirit of Christmas.
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]]>The post The ‘80s Christmas Tree Trend is Back in All Its Glory appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The trend has a lot to do with millennials being adults with their own families and wanting to recreate the holiday spirit from their childhood. Many remember chaotic Christmas trees with colorful ornaments and plenty of tinsels, also in many colors. It seems like the revived trend focuses on the neutral-colored tinsels that emphasize the beauty of the tree instead of overtaking the show. Silver and gold are the most obvious choices, but plenty of other colors are available.
What do you think about putting tinsels on your Christmas tree? Are you ready to accept maximalism and enjoy the most colorful Christmas ever?
The post The ‘80s Christmas Tree Trend is Back in All Its Glory appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post 3 Reasons to Give Half Christmas Trees a Shot This Holiday Season appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Even if you don’t feel like half Christmas trees don’t look like much, you’ll be tempted to buy one if you have pets or small kids at home. Their main advantage is the fact no one will mess up your perfectly arranged tree because upper levels are tough to reach.
It takes a lot of ornaments to fully decorate your Christmas tree, and it’s always a hustle when you find yourself running out of them mid-way through. You won’t have this problem with half Christmas trees and they’ll be beautifully decorated even if your ornament collection isn’t too big.
Another amazing thing about half Christmas trees is that you can use them to give your other festive decorations a chance to shine. A Christmas tree is usually used as a centerpiece, but half-trees allow you to arrange other decorations around its bottom and create an amazing seasonal display.
The post 3 Reasons to Give Half Christmas Trees a Shot This Holiday Season appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post These are the Cutest Handmade Christmas Tree Ornaments for 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>This handmade tree ornament brings a rustic, natural element to your Christmas tree, with a serene forest scene and crescent moon painted onto a circular slice of wood. It’s great for anybody who loves the outdoors or if you’re going for a more homespun look for your tree this year.
If you want to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg, United States Supreme Court justice who championed women’s rights and equality, after she sadly passed away this year, this felt Christmas ornament is a great way to do it.
Want to be topical and reference the biggest, craziest part of 2020 on your tree through a Christmas ornament? This one is sure to make a statement. After all, Corona has been with us throughout the entire year, and it sure isn’t going away for Christmas.
The post These are the Cutest Handmade Christmas Tree Ornaments for 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post These Are This Year’s top Christmas Tree Trends appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Each year gives us new tree color trends, and 2020 is no different. White Christmas trees are all the rage right now, and Jennifer Lopez, Martha Steward, and Kim Kardashian are amongst the celebrities who seem to love them. They’re easy to find and decorate since each color suits them well.
Some celebrities like to go over the top when it comes to Christmas trees, while others prefer to keep it minimal. Trees decorated with nothing but Christmas lights and a couple, if any, ornaments are a huge hit with celebrities, and they’re a great fit for outdoor spaces.
Each season brings new trends, but celebrities like sticking to the classics from time to time. Instead of going over the top and giving new trends a try, some of them are decorating their trees with classic Christmas color combos, starting with the red and gold mix.
The post These Are This Year’s top Christmas Tree Trends appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Awesome Christmas Tree Trends for 2019 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Boho décor is very popular at the moment and this beautiful rustic style is perfect for the holiday season. Boho Christmas tree should be decorated with natural elements such as pine cones or lemon slices that’ll give your home a romantic and warm vibe.
Floral designs have been popular in the past few years, but sunflowers are definitely the biggest trend on Pinterest this season. Christmas trees decorated with giant sunflowers are not something you would expect to see for holidays, yet they look so festive and beautiful.
Black Christmas tree is the biggest holiday trend right now and it’s perfect for those who want that “goth” vibe in their home! It sounds a bit strange at first, but with perfect lights and white or metallic ornaments, this Christmas tree can look dreamy!
Smaller Christmas trees are becoming more and more popular because they’re practical and very charming. If you don’t have a lot of space in your home, a mini Christmas tree is a must.
The post Awesome Christmas Tree Trends for 2019 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post When Should You Get Rid of Your Christmas Tree? appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>In general, Christmas trees should last up to six weeks after they’re cut if they’re taken care of. To make the tree last longer make sure you pick a good one to begin with by shaking the tree to see if the needles fall off. Other than that, what signs should you look for before you need to get rid of your tree?
In order to water your tree, you have to pour the water into the stands and the tree will then absorb it, but when the water isn’t being absorbed, it means your tree won’t last much longer. When this happens you should get rid of your tree within two weeks.
When you place your baubles, make sure you put them on the strongest branches and when these begin to break, it’s time to dispose of your tree.
The needles should stay on healthy trees and they fall off dry ones. When your tree starts shedding a lot of needles, it’s time to think about getting rid of it.
If your tree seems to be more brown than green in color, your tree is drying out. You’ll also notice that the pine-like smell has faded away.
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]]>The post Black Christmas Trees Are a Big Seasonal Trend appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Under the hashtag #blackchristmastree on Instagram, you’ll find over 13,000 posts that show gorgeous, elegant trees. Black is a classical color no matter where you use it. From interior to fashion, you can never go wrong with something black, so it’s not surprising that people are crazy about black Christmas trees. They look glamorous and dramatic but are neutral enough to fit into any interior, no matter how minimalistic or chic.
Scroll down to see some of the best black Christmas trees we found for you and you may be surprised to go for this unconventional option this year. Let yourself have some fun and do something different for the holidays and it will put a smile on your face every time you look at it.
The post Black Christmas Trees Are a Big Seasonal Trend appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Christian Louboutin Designed a Christmas Tree for This Famous Hotel appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The tree is 16 feet tall and decorated with red and gold bubbles, shiny lamps, faux snow, shoe-shaped cookies, while the golden crown sits on the top. The tree is just as elegant as your average pair of Louboutins, just in the Christmas spirit.
Next to the tree, the designer placed The Loubi Express train and wrapped gifts are all around the room. “I am glad to bring a little piece of Paris to such an iconic London landmark,” the designer told Vogue.
If you still haven’t decided how you will decorate the Christmas tree this year, we hope that this high-end design can serve as an inspiration.
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]]>The post How to Safely Transport Your Christmas Tree: Tips for Car and Bicycle appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Transporting a Christmas tree requires preparation and adherence to the Highway Code to ensure safety on the roads, according to Liverpool Echo. Under the UK’s Highway Code Rule 98, all loads must be securely fastened to prevent hazards for other road users.
“Transporting a Christmas tree might seem straightforward, but it’s important to consider how your insurance policy applies. If an improperly secured tree causes an accident or damages another vehicle, you could be held liable and insurers may deny claims if negligence is involved,” stated Charlotte Adams from ALA Insurance, as reported by Liverpool Echo.
A small Christmas tree may fit securely in the trunk, laid crosswise to the direction of travel. For larger trees, the rear seats usually need to be folded down, and the operation should be carried out with a car suitable for the size and characteristics of the tree. The trunk of the Christmas tree should be flush against the seatback in the direction of travel, ideally against the seatback of the unoccupied front passenger seat, and it should rest directly against the driver’s seat or the passenger’s seat.
To avoid dirt and scratches in the car’s interior, place a blanket underneath the Christmas tree and wrap the trunk in a cloth, as it helps protect the vehicle from contamination by resin and needles. Tree resin is very difficult to clean.
The tree should be secured tightly with a tension strap, as simple rubber bands or rubber expanders are insufficient for securing the heavy tree adequately. Many cars have attachment points like hooks and eyes in the trunk for securing cargo, as well as tie-down points on the vehicle floor. Subsequently, secure the tree with at least the seat belt; better yet, use ratchet straps to the eyes in the trunk.
Transporting the tree on the roof is the most demanding method in terms of securing it. It should only be considered if the vehicle has a suitable roof railing or roof luggage carrier. The tree should be laid on the vehicle with the trunk facing forward and secured tightly with tension straps or ratchet straps.
It is important to ensure that the tree does not obstruct the view, including the rear lights and license plate, and that a clear view to the front and sides, including mirrors, is always maintained. The handbrake, gear lever, and other controls must be easily operable.
Drivers should drive carefully, avoiding sharp turns or sudden stops, and should adjust their driving behavior and speed when transporting a tree. Experts recommend driving at lower speeds and checking regularly for movement to keep both the tree and the car intact.
For shorter distances, it is also possible to transport the Christmas tree home by cargo bike or bicycle with a trailer. When transporting a Christmas tree by bicycle, the load must be secured. Drivers should double-check that the tree doesn’t block their view, and it is important to ensure that the tree does not obstruct the cyclist’s view or become detached.
The post How to Safely Transport Your Christmas Tree: Tips for Car and Bicycle appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Gold Trader Proaurum Unveils Europe’s Most Expensive Christmas Tree in Munich appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Standing nearly three meters tall, the tree consists of an acrylic pyramid upon which a total of 2,024 collector coins of the Vienna Philharmonic are meticulously arranged. Each coin is a one-ounce gold piece produced by the Austrian Mint, and together they amount to approximately 63 kilograms (138 pounds) of gold. The coins feature, on one side, the organ of the Golden Hall of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, and on the other side, various musical instruments.
Adorning the top of the tree is a large gold coin, enhancing its opulence. The total gold weight exceeds 60 kilograms (132 pounds), making the tree not only a festive decoration but also a substantial investment piece.
Mirko Schmidt, the founder of Proaurum, emphasized the unique qualities of gold in a statement. “Gold has many characteristics that differentiate it from other investments. It cannot be multiplied at will. It is another form of money. The gold Christmas tree extraordinarily represents the value of this metal,” he said, as quoted by RPP Noticias.
The creation of the tree was a collaborative effort between Proaurum and the Austrian Mint. While Proaurum claims the tree is “the most expensive in Europe,” according to Vanguardia, it is not for sale. “The value depends on the respective gold price—the tree, however, is not for sale,” a spokesperson for the gold dealer said, as reported by Die Welt. Münchner Merkur added that the value of the tree fluctuates with the gold market.
The tree is available for public viewing at Proaurum’s headquarters in Munich from now until December 15. Visitors have the opportunity to witness this unique blend of festive tradition and precious metal craftsmanship.
Proaurum’s gold Christmas tree is not the first of its kind to make headlines. In 2010, an even more valuable Christmas tree was displayed at a hotel in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, valued at more than eleven million dollars, according to Die Welt. This sparkling giant holds the Guinness World Record for the most expensive Christmas tree in the world.
In 2019, a Christmas tree in a hotel in Marbella, Spain, was said to be worth around €14 million ($14.73 million), though its value was unconfirmed by Guinness World Records, as reported by Stern. This tree was decorated with diamonds and sapphires, among other precious stones.
The Munich tree’s unveiling highlights the ongoing tradition of extravagant Christmas displays. The use of gold coins not only showcases the precious metal’s enduring value but also reflects a fusion of cultural heritage and modern celebration.
The tradition of decorating Christmas trees has deep roots in German culture. In the 16th century, people in Germany began to decorate trees inside their homes as part of Christmas. The trees were adorned with apples, symbolizing original sin, and candles, symbolizing the light of Christ.
This German tradition spread to other countries in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries, driven by migrations and royal marriages, according to Vanguardia. In England, the Christmas tree became popular in the 19th century, thanks to Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, who was of German origin.
The Munich Christmas tree represents not only a significant statement in terms of its monetary value but also highlights the enduring tradition of festive decorations during the holiday season. On the traditional Christmas markets in Munich, the decorations are somewhat more subdued.
The exhibition allows the public to witness this unique and valuable symbol of the festive season, blending the historical significance of the Christmas tree with contemporary expressions of wealth and artistry. Proaurum’s golden creation stands as a testament to both the enduring allure of gold and the timeless spirit of Christmas.
The post Gold Trader Proaurum Unveils Europe’s Most Expensive Christmas Tree in Munich appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post The ‘80s Christmas Tree Trend is Back in All Its Glory appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The trend has a lot to do with millennials being adults with their own families and wanting to recreate the holiday spirit from their childhood. Many remember chaotic Christmas trees with colorful ornaments and plenty of tinsels, also in many colors. It seems like the revived trend focuses on the neutral-colored tinsels that emphasize the beauty of the tree instead of overtaking the show. Silver and gold are the most obvious choices, but plenty of other colors are available.
What do you think about putting tinsels on your Christmas tree? Are you ready to accept maximalism and enjoy the most colorful Christmas ever?
The post The ‘80s Christmas Tree Trend is Back in All Its Glory appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post 3 Reasons to Give Half Christmas Trees a Shot This Holiday Season appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Even if you don’t feel like half Christmas trees don’t look like much, you’ll be tempted to buy one if you have pets or small kids at home. Their main advantage is the fact no one will mess up your perfectly arranged tree because upper levels are tough to reach.
It takes a lot of ornaments to fully decorate your Christmas tree, and it’s always a hustle when you find yourself running out of them mid-way through. You won’t have this problem with half Christmas trees and they’ll be beautifully decorated even if your ornament collection isn’t too big.
Another amazing thing about half Christmas trees is that you can use them to give your other festive decorations a chance to shine. A Christmas tree is usually used as a centerpiece, but half-trees allow you to arrange other decorations around its bottom and create an amazing seasonal display.
The post 3 Reasons to Give Half Christmas Trees a Shot This Holiday Season appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post These are the Cutest Handmade Christmas Tree Ornaments for 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>This handmade tree ornament brings a rustic, natural element to your Christmas tree, with a serene forest scene and crescent moon painted onto a circular slice of wood. It’s great for anybody who loves the outdoors or if you’re going for a more homespun look for your tree this year.
If you want to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg, United States Supreme Court justice who championed women’s rights and equality, after she sadly passed away this year, this felt Christmas ornament is a great way to do it.
Want to be topical and reference the biggest, craziest part of 2020 on your tree through a Christmas ornament? This one is sure to make a statement. After all, Corona has been with us throughout the entire year, and it sure isn’t going away for Christmas.
The post These are the Cutest Handmade Christmas Tree Ornaments for 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post These Are This Year’s top Christmas Tree Trends appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Each year gives us new tree color trends, and 2020 is no different. White Christmas trees are all the rage right now, and Jennifer Lopez, Martha Steward, and Kim Kardashian are amongst the celebrities who seem to love them. They’re easy to find and decorate since each color suits them well.
Some celebrities like to go over the top when it comes to Christmas trees, while others prefer to keep it minimal. Trees decorated with nothing but Christmas lights and a couple, if any, ornaments are a huge hit with celebrities, and they’re a great fit for outdoor spaces.
Each season brings new trends, but celebrities like sticking to the classics from time to time. Instead of going over the top and giving new trends a try, some of them are decorating their trees with classic Christmas color combos, starting with the red and gold mix.
The post These Are This Year’s top Christmas Tree Trends appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Awesome Christmas Tree Trends for 2019 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Boho décor is very popular at the moment and this beautiful rustic style is perfect for the holiday season. Boho Christmas tree should be decorated with natural elements such as pine cones or lemon slices that’ll give your home a romantic and warm vibe.
Floral designs have been popular in the past few years, but sunflowers are definitely the biggest trend on Pinterest this season. Christmas trees decorated with giant sunflowers are not something you would expect to see for holidays, yet they look so festive and beautiful.
Black Christmas tree is the biggest holiday trend right now and it’s perfect for those who want that “goth” vibe in their home! It sounds a bit strange at first, but with perfect lights and white or metallic ornaments, this Christmas tree can look dreamy!
Smaller Christmas trees are becoming more and more popular because they’re practical and very charming. If you don’t have a lot of space in your home, a mini Christmas tree is a must.
The post Awesome Christmas Tree Trends for 2019 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post When Should You Get Rid of Your Christmas Tree? appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>In general, Christmas trees should last up to six weeks after they’re cut if they’re taken care of. To make the tree last longer make sure you pick a good one to begin with by shaking the tree to see if the needles fall off. Other than that, what signs should you look for before you need to get rid of your tree?
In order to water your tree, you have to pour the water into the stands and the tree will then absorb it, but when the water isn’t being absorbed, it means your tree won’t last much longer. When this happens you should get rid of your tree within two weeks.
When you place your baubles, make sure you put them on the strongest branches and when these begin to break, it’s time to dispose of your tree.
The needles should stay on healthy trees and they fall off dry ones. When your tree starts shedding a lot of needles, it’s time to think about getting rid of it.
If your tree seems to be more brown than green in color, your tree is drying out. You’ll also notice that the pine-like smell has faded away.
The post When Should You Get Rid of Your Christmas Tree? appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Black Christmas Trees Are a Big Seasonal Trend appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Under the hashtag #blackchristmastree on Instagram, you’ll find over 13,000 posts that show gorgeous, elegant trees. Black is a classical color no matter where you use it. From interior to fashion, you can never go wrong with something black, so it’s not surprising that people are crazy about black Christmas trees. They look glamorous and dramatic but are neutral enough to fit into any interior, no matter how minimalistic or chic.
Scroll down to see some of the best black Christmas trees we found for you and you may be surprised to go for this unconventional option this year. Let yourself have some fun and do something different for the holidays and it will put a smile on your face every time you look at it.
The post Black Christmas Trees Are a Big Seasonal Trend appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Christian Louboutin Designed a Christmas Tree for This Famous Hotel appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The tree is 16 feet tall and decorated with red and gold bubbles, shiny lamps, faux snow, shoe-shaped cookies, while the golden crown sits on the top. The tree is just as elegant as your average pair of Louboutins, just in the Christmas spirit.
Next to the tree, the designer placed The Loubi Express train and wrapped gifts are all around the room. “I am glad to bring a little piece of Paris to such an iconic London landmark,” the designer told Vogue.
If you still haven’t decided how you will decorate the Christmas tree this year, we hope that this high-end design can serve as an inspiration.
The post Christian Louboutin Designed a Christmas Tree for This Famous Hotel appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>