We're Predicting "Twin Trees" Will Be the Biggest Trend This Christmas — And They're 50% Off on Amazon Right Now

Get ahead of the curve on this holiday trend and snag two Christmas trees for the price of one

Two Christmas trees in the corner of a cozy neutral living room. A black dog with a red bow is sitting on the white rug in the foreground of the image
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Double the trees, double the Christmas spirit. This season, we're predicting that "twin trees" will be the trend that will bump your holiday decor up a step on the chic scale. Holiday decor is something that should be timeless (I've pulled the same boxes of trusted decor out of the attic for years now), yet still add some festive style to our homes. Doubling up on your decorative trees is a Christmas decorating idea that promises both longevity and aesthetics this holiday season.

Twin trees have taken over our social media feeds with a fireplace framing look (like this one from Instagram) being a personal favorite way to style. Livingetc's editor, Hugh Metcalf, has tried out this trend using real Christmas trees, and the result is a fabulously festive look. "Including more than one tree in a Christmas decorating scheme is like creating a little forest, which adds to the magic of the season," says Hugh. As the saying goes: The more the merrier. Hugh recommends "play with varying heights, just as you would when styling a shelf. I like the idea of using a smaller one next to a larger one — that way they can sit comfortably in a corner rather than needing a symmetrical layout."

The styling arrangements of dual Christmas trees are endless and, dependent on the holiday look you want to achieve, the only concern is that buying double, usually means spending double. Thankfully, we've caught the twin tree trend just in time! Amazon Home Decor is on sale now, and that includes their Christmas tree selection, which is currently full of half-price options — here's to shopping twin trees for the price of one!

Two Christmas trees of varying heights next to each other in weathered gray pots. They are in the corner of a white living room

(Image credit: Future)

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Olivia Wolfe
News Writer

Olivia Wolfe is a News Writer at Livingetc. She recently graduated from University of the Arts London, London College of Communication with a Masters Degree in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism. In her previous experience, she has worked with multiple multimedia publications in both London and the United States covering a range of culture-related topics, with an expertise in art and design. At the weekends she can be found working on her oil paintings, reading, or antique shopping at one of London's many vintage markets.