The holidays are almost here! I have been busy getting my tree together early because this year I am excited to be a part of the My Home Style Blog Hop: Christmas Tree Edition! See how I put together my Eclectic Bohemian Style Christmas Tree with handmade and store-bought items!

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For this year’s holiday display, I decided to change up the scenery and put up my tree in my living room. This room has two large windows and is on the front of the house. It is also where my favorite funky eclectic furniture resides.

My previous holiday tours have showcased my high ceiling, open floor plan family room around my fireplace and entryway. This year I decided to try a new room this year and I am thrilled at how it turned out! I think the neutral tones with black and peach go together beautifully.

After Thanksgiving, we will be moving this tree back to the family room. We love how it looks next to my super-tall windows on the back of the house.

Plus, I have a few more projects in store for the holidays as well. I made some boho stockings and a fun tree skirt to pull the look together. Stay tuned for my holiday home tour to see the rest of the room and fireplace setting.

Eclectic Bohemian Style Christmas Tree

Let’s start with the tree itself.  After sharing this image on social media, I have had so many inquiries from people wanting to know where I got this tree. It is a 7.5 foot Northeastern Fir Flocked tree that I found at Walmart.

This tree is truly unique and looks so different than the normal flocked Christmas trees. Its long, billowy, frosted needles are just gorgeous. It reminds me of a department store display tree, and for under $200, it’s a steal.

The one thing I do not like about it is that I wish it came in larger, taller sizes. I came up with a solution for that! If you notice the bottom of my tree, I decided to give it a little height.

I literally placed the tree base on four crates and covered them with a southwestern pattern blanket and crocheted tassel throw. The tree is now standing at around 8.75 feet. Easy peasy!

Most of the ornaments on my tree were handmade and created by me. Follow the links below to see how I made each one.

I made sparkling leather arrow ornaments with real feathers on wood sticks with frosted glittery bullseye ornaments to match.

Last year, I fell in love with the look of Target’s tribal ornaments, they are the black ones shown on the left above. Sadly, they are no longer available to purchase.

I loved them so much that I wanted to make my own version, the Boho Tribal Fabric Ball Ornament on the right. For this project, I decoupaged some large gold ornaments and added leather cording to accent the sections.

I used antler floral picks, and I made them into antler ornaments by painting them and adding leather cording for hangers.

Next, I painted wood feather ornaments with paint pens and glitter.

To add some glam, I purchased some vintage-looking gold mercury glass ornaments, small disco balls,  silver glitter balls, and large silver ornaments to add some sparkle.

 

Want to put together your own Eclectic Bohemian-style Christmas Tree? I have gathered together some of my fav holiday items to recreate my look below. Use the color palette above to achieve the look!

Copper Wool Roving Macrame Wall Hanging

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I hope you enjoyed my eclectic boho Christmas tree. Stop by again later this month when I’ll be sharing the rest of my Christmas tour.

Happy Holidays!