The Arhaus Flocked Pre-Lit Tree Look for Less
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A snow-dusted tree that's already lit is the easiest way to get the designer-showroom Christmas look. Here's Arhaus's 7.5-foot Flocked Pre-Lit Faux Pine Tree and two 7.5-foot flocked, pre-lit trees for well under half the price.
The original: Arhaus Flocked Pre-Lit Faux Pine Tree, 7.5', $1,040
Flocked Pre-Lit Faux Pine Tree, 7.5'
7.5 ft tall, 54-inch base, flocked faux pine, white and multicolor LEDs with an 8-function floor switch and remote
See it at ArhausGet the look for less
| Piece | Store | Price | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flocked Pre-Lit Faux Pine Tree, 7.5'Arhaus | Arhaus | $1,040 | The original |
| Pre-Lit Flocked Christmas Tree, 7.5 ft.Kirkland's | Kirkland's | $399.99 | 62% |
| Frosted Fraser Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, Lit, 7.5'Quince | Quince | $474.90 | 54% |
Pre-Lit Flocked Christmas Tree, 7.5 ft.
The same 7.5-foot flocked green tree, pre-lit with color-changing warm white and multicolor LEDs and several light settings.
Different: It's 50 inches wide (Arhaus is 54), with 400 LEDs, 1,336 PE/PVC tips and nine light settings.
Frosted Fraser Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, Lit, 7.5'
The same 7.5-foot snow-flocked green tree, pre-lit with warm white LEDs, on a folding metal stand.
Different: Warm white lights only (no multicolor setting or remote); 50 inches wide with 650 LEDs and 3,550 branch tips; it's a Fraser fir shape rather than pine.
Why it's in demand
Soft, snowy textures lead holiday decor for 2026: Home Accents Today's report from the Christmasworld trade fair (Feb 24, 2026) names 'flocked, furry, feathered' as a top theme, with 'plenty of flocked finishes' and WGSN calling out a 'comforting softness'.
How to style it
- Keep ornaments to two or three colors; white, silver and natural wood read softest against flocking.
- Fluff every branch tip outward and up before you add lights or ornaments; flocked tips don't spring back on their own.
- Set a bedsheet or tree skirt down before you assemble it; flocking sheds a little the first year.
