Artificial Christmas trees make the holidays so much easier, but they can look a little ... fake. Making a fake Christmas tree look more real just takes a little time and some simple accessories.

Real or fake? It’s the Christmas tree dilemma that divides the nation every festive season. While fake trees can save you the cost and bother of having to buy a new one every year, compared to their ...

WHILE fake Christmas trees can save you a bundle on buying a new one every year, after a few Decembers they can look a bit battered. But an ex-retail worker has revealed the secret to making … ...

Spotted a tacky, fake tree at the thrift store? Don't walk away just yet. Here's how to give it an easy yet stylish glow-up with a little spray paint.

Home decor experts share their tips for choosing, purchasing, and decorating a fake Christmas tree for your space.

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While artificial trees have become a trendy piece of holiday décor, they have been around for a long time. In fact, Sears sold the first artificial trees, which could be bought for $0.50.

We put all the best artificial Christmas trees to the test, including Balsam Hill, King of Christmas, and Puleo International.

These artificial Christmas trees are eco-friendly and look incredibly real even though they’re fake. Re-use them each year to spread the holiday cheer.