Balsam Hill 50" Silver S Shaped Metal Ornament Christmas Tree

1nonnamia

9 years ago

I tried Balsam Hill, but they no longer carry this tree. Do you have any other ideas?
Thank you,
Rochelle

Balsam Hill 50 Inch Silver S Shaped Metal Ornament Christmas Tree · More Info

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9 years ago
Hi Rochelle!

Thank you for reaching out! We love hearing from friends here on Houzz. We'd like to share with you our wonderful lineup this season, which includes our Balsam Hill LED Pinecone Trees as seen in the picture below.

If you have a specific look in mind, just let us know as we'd be more than happy to help create an Ideabook just for you and walk you through our decorating themes this season.

We wish you all the best!

Balsam Hill

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Balsam Hill 50" Silver S Shaped Metal Ornament Christmas Tree

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