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Trees on frames
30 elementsThere is no foliage here: the shape of the tree is formed by lines of light stretched over an aluminium support frame, so the structure stays open. This is the tallest design range in the group — most designs reach six metres, on a base under three metres wide, so the form gains height rather than width. The choice comes down to two figures: the height available and how much clear ground there is. Once we have those, we come back with a proposed shape and a quotation.
More about trees on frames
Not a tree — a shape designed from scratch
These trees do not imitate a real tree; the shape is designed from scratch. A pyramid drawn in lines of light, a silhouette built from spheres of different sizes, an outline that is openly modern — the design names say as much: Baubles, Triangle, modern shape. They are chosen where the shape should look contemporary rather than traditional. The version wrapped in artificial foliage is listed under Cone Christmas trees.
Tall with a narrow base
What sets this design range apart is its proportions: a tree six metres tall can have a base under three metres across, and almost none of the designs here exceeds four metres. In practice, the structure takes up very little ground but needs height, so it will fit a narrow square or a shopping-centre concourse where there is no room for a wide, spreading shape.
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