Full view of a tall, tapered dark green brush tree with white frosted branches and a low round brown-green base.

Frosted Bristletier Decorative Tree — 60cm High

£44.95
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Full view of a tall, tapered dark green brush tree with white frosted branches and a low round brown-green base.
  • Full view of a tall, tapered dark green brush tree with white frosted branches and a low round brown-green base.
  • Close-up of the brush tree's dense radiating branch tiers, showing the textured white frosting along the dark green bristles.
  • Full view of a tall, tapered dark green brush tree with white frosted branches and a low round brown-green base.
  • Close-up of the brush tree's dense radiating branch tiers, showing the textured white frosting along the dark green bristles.
Frosted Bristletier Decorative Tree — 60cm High

Frosted Bristletier Decorative Tree — 60cm High

£44.95
Description

The Frosted Bristletier is a decorative brush tree with a tall, tapering silhouette and dense tiers of bristle branches. White frosting traces the branches, giving its sharply defined outline a wintry character that works especially well as the focal point of a seasonal display.
Why You'll Love It
  • The tapered shape creates a strong vertical accent among lower decorations.
  • Radiating tiers give the tree a richly textured profile.
  • White frosting picks out the branches for a snow-dusted effect.
Materials & Finish

The bristle branches have a dark green appearance, with a textured white coating along many of their lengths. A low, round brown-green base provides a quiet visual finish beneath the spreading lower tiers.
Dimensions
  • Length: 24cm
  • Height: 60cm
  • Width: 24cm
  • Weight: 0.32kg
Styling Note

Place it towards the back of a sideboard display, with smaller decorations in front and space around the lower branches. Pale ceramic pieces will echo the frosting, while a darker backdrop will make the outline easier to appreciate.
Why We Love It

The frosting follows individual branches, emphasising the tree's layered structure.