RAZ Country Christmas Tree Ideas
Update: Dec 2024
This collection from RAZ was from 2022, but it was so popular I wanted to share it again)))
If you’re searching for inspiration for a country or farmhouse-style Christmas tree, you’re in the right place! The talented designers at RAZ Imports have created stunning Christmas tree designs that perfectly capture cozy, rustic, and natural holiday themes.
The 2022 Countryside Christmas Tree by RAZ is a showstopper, featuring vibrant red poinsettias, lush clusters of amaryllis, frosted red berries, charming cardinals, and eye-catching old-fashioned ticking and plaid ribbon. It’s the perfect blend of bold, beautiful, and timeless holiday style!
Farmhouse Style
I have to take a moment to step up on my soapbox here. While browsing home decor trends in magazines, I’ve come across the same comment twice when discussing the supposed decline of farmhouse style. Underneath a photo of what not to do, the caption read:
“No one lives on a farm anymore.”
Really? I mean, who comes up with this stuff? It makes you wonder where these marketers and copywriters live—are they so out of touch that they don’t realize how diverse people’s tastes and lifestyles are?
Here’s the thing: if you love farmhouse or country style—embrace it! It’s your home, and you should decorate it in a way that brings you joy. Life is too short to worry about what the so-called “experts” say is in or out. Do what makes you happy—your home, your rules.
Country Christmas Tree
The RAZ designers also decorated a beautiful mantel in a country or farmhouse theme.
I absolutely love the fullness of the pine and cedar garland paired with the frosted berries and the big cream-colored jingle bells—it’s perfect for a country Christmas tree. The feathered cardinals, tucked here and there, bring such a cozy and welcoming feel. To top it off, the old-fashioned ticking-style ribbon and Christmas stockings complete the warm, homey farmhouse look beautifully.
If you enjoy a bit of sewing, these ticking Christmas stockings should be a breeze to make, and the fabric is easy to find. You can extend this charming theme into your kitchen with a matching ticking table runner and placemats for a cozy, coordinated farmhouse look.
What’s on the Tree?
If you are looking for Christmas tree ideas…..RAZ is the absolute “go-to” source. After a few years of not giving us “tree recipes,” they have gone back to giving us a list of the items they used on a specific tree. This is great and very helpful if you are looking to duplicate the entire look. Finding those individual items is not that easy though. Trendy Tree has always carried a lot of RAZ products, but it’s impossible to carry every item they produce. I’m afraid they don’t say how many of each item they used.
There are all sorts of guidelines on the internet to tell you how many ornaments or garlands you need for a specific size tree. I always say, get more than what you think you will need.
Keep in mind, that you can find similar items used on the tree and still come out with this countryside or farmhouse-style look.
Here’s a close-up look at some of the products they used for their country Christmas idea. Note that 2022 products will not be available on any retail site until around June/July of 2022. I’ll add any links that I have available. Update: I’ve included my Amazon affiliate link for the products I was able to find on Amazon.




















Mantel Inspiration
Tips for Creating the Look
Tracking down all the exact products RAZ used on the Countryside Christmas tree might be a challenge. But don’t worry—you can easily substitute items or get creative to design your own beautiful country or farmhouse Christmas tree! Here are a few tips to help you get started. I’ve also included some of my Trendy Tree affiliate links to make shopping easier.
- Shop for red poinsettias at after-Christmas sales. They are plentiful.
- If you’re crafty, buy plain white ball ornaments and paint or decoupage cardinal designs on them.
- Cover Styrofoam balls with ticking material, paper, or narrow ticking ribbon. Put a little sprig of greenery and ribbon on top to cover up the mechanics.
- Make your own garland starting with a thick pine garland and adding in cedar picks, pinecones, red berries, and other items. You can put two cheap garlands together too. Use pinecones you pick up in the yard – they are free! Use artificial berries though, real ones are pretty, but they eventually fall off everywhere))) I do use them on my outside mantel though.
- Make decorative boxes by covering them in pretty Christmas paper with a country or farmhouse theme.
- Paint old candlesticks in white or red, and distress them. Notice the red dough bowl on the mantle. I have an off-white one that would work well with this theme. But a red one….well it sort of limits your use of it throughout the year.
- Consider making some Christmas stockings out of ticking fabric.
- Substitute ornaments for less expensive ones and save your money to spend on beautiful ribbons.
- Check out Dollar Tree for big jingle bells, paint them the color you need. The ones pictured are sort of antique white or cream.
- Stores will start putting out Christmas soon. Decide on your Christmas tree idea early so you can shop before everything is picked over.
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Project Idea
Here’s a Christmas idea for a craft from this theme. Covered books!
This decoration seems simple enough to DIY! Just cover some old books with neutral fabric, and add words to the spines using stencils or iron-on lettering. Finish by tying the stack with a ribbon that complements your theme. These make a charming addition to a tabletop or mantel, adding a cozy, personalized touch to your decor.
You can buy hardback books at Dollar Tree for just a dollar each))
Countryside Christmas
Here are a few more images for inspiration. Love the red tobacco baskets! You could always paint some old ones)))
Choosing a Theme
When it comes to Christmas tree ideas, the toughest part is often deciding on a theme. In the past, I always decorated with my grandchildren in mind. These days, I enjoy picking a theme (though settling on one can be easier said than done, right?). My advice: pick a theme you love and stick with it—no more second-guessing!
Stay tuned, because I’ll be sharing more Christmas tree themes from RAZ, along with images from other showrooms we visited at market. Trust me, you can find every kind of Christmas tree imaginable there!