Snowy Christmas Trees

Want the look of snow on your tree without the mess of real snow? Snowy Christmas trees use a bonded, textured flocking fixed to the branch at manufacture, so there's nothing loose to shed on your floors.

Flocking coverage and snow-look finishes on Snowy Christmas trees

A Snowy Christmas tree uses a bonded, textured flocking applied across the branches to mimic a dusting of snow, without any real moisture or mess to manage. Choose a heavier, all-over coating if you want the fullest snow-covered look, or a lighter dusting concentrated on the branch tips for a subtler effect. The flocking is fixed to the branch during manufacturing, so it won't shed or need topping up over the season the way loose decorative snow would. Snowy trees are available over both green and white bases, which changes how bright the finished look reads once it's fully dressed.

Compare Snowy trees against our frosted green Christmas trees range for a lighter, tipped alternative.

Snowy Christmas tree sizes from tabletop to full height

Snowy trees are available across the same size range as standard trees, from small tabletop styles up to large feature heights for open-plan rooms. Choose a smaller Snowy tree if you want the flocking effect looking denser, since the coating concentrates into a tighter branch area at this scale. A larger tree shows the graduated snow effect more clearly instead, since there's more branch length for the coating to taper across from base to tip. Measure your ceiling clearance the same way you would for any other tree style, since a heavily flocked tree can look visually larger than its stated height suggests.

Shop our pre-lit Christmas trees for a Snowy finish with lights already included.

Pairing a Snowy Christmas tree with white, silver or traditional decorations

Choose white and silver decorations if you want them sitting closest to a Snowy tree's finish, since the cooler tones match the flocked branches rather than competing with them. Go with traditional red and gold instead if you want stronger contrast against the white coating than a matching silver scheme would give. Keep decorations slightly more minimal than usual too, since that lets the flocked texture itself carry more of the visual interest on the tree. A Snowy tree also works well undressed for the first few days after decorating, if you want the flocking to stand alone before adding baubles.

Round out the look with our Christmas tree toppers and Christmas tree skirts in white or silver tones.

Frequently asked questions

Can the flocking on a Snowy Christmas tree be brushed off accidentally?

The coating is bonded firmly enough to withstand normal handling during setup and takedown. Avoid vigorous shaking or vacuuming directly over the branches, which can wear the texture over repeated seasons.

What height counts as a full-size Snowy Christmas tree?

Full-size Snowy trees generally start around 1.8 metres and extend to 2.4 metres or more. Smaller tabletop versions are available from around 60cm.

Can a Snowy Christmas tree be used outdoors?

Snowy trees are generally designed for indoor display rather than outdoor weather exposure. A covered veranda is the exception, provided it's shielded from rain and direct sun.

Does Temple & Webster sell Snowy Christmas trees with pre-attached lights?

Yes, Snowy trees are available in pre-lit versions with lights fixed to the branches before the flocking is applied. Unlit versions are also available if you'd rather add your own lighting.

How do I clean dust off a Snowy Christmas tree between seasons?

Wipe the branches gently with a soft, dry cloth or use a low-suction vacuum attachment to remove dust before storing. Avoid water or damp cloths on the flocking, since moisture can affect the bonded texture over time.