Celebrate a green Christmas by installing Cardboard Christmas Tree

It is December and Christmas fever is picking up with each passing day. If you are blessed with an Eco-conscious soul and care a lot for the environment, then the Cardboard Christmas Tree will force people to shower unending compliments. It is contemplated to be the world’s largest cardboard Christmas tree and has been intricately crafted by designer Giles Miller.

Cardboard Christmas Tree

The tree stands with utmost panache at the public atrium of the Design Museum London. The displayed creation is 20 feet high and has been created using 3600 pieces of handmade cardboard that were all cut separately. The details of this tree, displayed at the museum, have been sent to the Guinness Book of World Records in order to officially make it the tallest cardboard tree. The cardboard tree vows to take care of the environment and is available in two sizes. The larger option is 31.5 inches tall and comes stashed with a price tag of £40, while the smaller tree costs £25 and is 16.5 inches tall.

The individually cut pieces are arranged around central shaft which gives the branches a twirling effect and makes it look like a real tree. The Cardboard Christmas tree is easy to erect and just requires wedging the wooden base. It is accompanied by a wooden bird that has been crafted by designer Daniel Heath. So, make this Christmas special and eco-friendly with the exclusive cardboard creation by Giles Miller and see visitors drop their jaws in surprise every time they look at it.

Via: Inhabitat