Snowy Christmas Tree
Snowy Christmas trees bring the white-Christmas look home without the cold — snow-tipped bottle brush trees, a flocked 8ft mountain tree and snowy fibre optic styles, plus snow blankets and LED snow tubes to finish the scene. Sizes run from tabletop to a full 8ft, with pre-lit options available.
Bottle Brush Snow Tipped Tree 7ft (2.1m)
LED Starry Snowlflake Dual Tone Warm-Cool (50cm)
White Snow Capped Christmas Tree 1228 Tips 7ft (210cm)
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A snowy Christmas tree brings the white Christmas we rarely get in Australia straight into the living room — pre-dusted, pre-lit and zero shovelling. The styles branch out from there:
Artificial Christmas Trees
The full tree range — snowy, white, green, fibre optic and pre-lit styles.
About Snowy Christmas Trees at Christmas World
This collection gathers everything snowy in one place: snow-tipped bottle brush trees from 5ft to 7ft, a flocked 8ft mountain tree that looks freshly dump-trucked with powder, snowy fibre optic trees with pinecones and berries, plus the snow-effect styling extras — felt snow blankets, LED snow tubes and colour-changing snowflake lights. Whether you want a fully snow-covered showpiece or a subtle white-tipped tree that keeps things bright, it's here. Each artificial tree packs flat into a storage bag at season's end and returns next December with every snowdrift exactly where you left it.
How to Choose a Snowy Christmas Tree
First, pick your snow level. Snow-tipped means white on the branch ends only — bright, airy and very forgiving with decorations. Fully flocked or snow-covered trees make a bolder statement and look stunning with deep red or navy ornaments against the white. Then pick your lights: a snowy tree with built-in warm LEDs is the zero-effort option, while an unlit tree lets you choose your own colour story. Size-wise, our 7ft snowy trees suit standard 2.7m Australian ceilings with a topper, while the 5ft styles fit apartments and secondary rooms. If you love the look but not the height, a snow-tipped bottle brush tree on a console table does the same job at 60% of the footprint.
Comparing Snowy Tree Styles
Quick Tips for Decorating a Snowy Tree
- Red decorations on snow are the classic pairing — berries, ribbons and red baubles pop beautifully.
- Use matte ornaments rather than all-mirror-shine; snow already does the sparkling.
- Warm white lights read like sunshine on snow; cool white can drift clinical indoors.
- Drape a felt snow blanket around the base instead of a skirt to continue the snowfall to the floor.
- Handle flocked branches gently when shaping — cranking them hard sheds the flocking.
Caring for Your Snowy Tree
Snowy trees ask for slightly gentler treatment than plain greens. When you first shape the tree, work the branches out from the centre rather than bending tips — flocking is bonded, but rough handling still thins it. Store the tree in a proper bag from our tree storage range rather than its shipping carton, and keep it somewhere dry; humidity is the enemy of both flocking and fibre optics. Follow our hinged tree care guide for shaping, fluffing and packing away without the sad droopy-branch year two.
Complete the Look
A snowy tree loves company: a flocked star topper, warm cluster lights woven through the inner branches, red baubles for contrast, and a snow-finish garland on the mantel to carry the theme through the room. Timber or white villages from general decorations finish the scene on the sideboard.
Tips & Guides
Frequently Asked Questions — Snowy Christmas Trees
What is a snowy Christmas tree?
It's an artificial tree with white flocking or snow-tipping applied to the branches, giving the look of a freshly snow-covered tree. Styles range from light white tips to full heavy-snow coverage.
Do snowy Christmas trees come pre-lit?
Many do — including our snowy fibre optic trees and pre-lit flocked styles. Pre-lit means the lights are professionally strung at the factory, evenly spaced and ready to plug in.
Does the flocking or snow shed everywhere?
Quality flocking is bonded to the branches and sheds very little. You'll see a dusting during the first shaping, so a quick vacuum after setup is wise — but it won't snow on your presents all December.
What decorations look best on a snowy tree?
Deep reds, navy, emerald and jewel tones give the classic snow-and-berry look. Matte and frosted ornaments outperform mirror-shine, because the white branches already provide the sparkle.
What sizes do snowy trees come in?
The range runs from tabletop styles around 35cm up to a full 8ft flocked tree. Snow-tipped 5ft and 7ft trees are the most popular for Australian living rooms and standard ceilings.
How do I stop my flocked tree looking flat at night?
Layer lighting: keep the built-in lights on, then add warm cluster lights deep inside the branches. Light bouncing around inside the tree is what makes snow glow rather than sit grey.
Can I use a snowy tree outdoors under cover?
Snowy and flocked trees do best indoors or in fully sheltered alfresco areas. Sun, wind and rain will degrade flocking over time, so a covered verandah spot out of direct weather is the limit.
