Bungalow living rooms and where the tree ends up
Much of Atwater's housing dates from the 1920s through the 1940s, and it shows: Spanish-style and Tudor-style bungalows, small front porches, living rooms that face the street. The front window is the natural spot for a tree, where it shows from the sidewalk. That works well, as long as the window doesn't bake in the afternoon sun.
Read moreShow less
Living rooms in these houses tend to be modest, so think about width as much as height. A Douglas fir is full and bushy, which looks great but takes up floor space. A Noble fir has more open, layered branches, so you see more of each ornament, and its stiff branches hold the heavy ones. Under a standard 8 ft ceiling, a 6 to 7 ft tree leaves room for the stand and a topper.
If you're unsure, tell Dana your ceiling height and the spot you have in mind, and she'll send trees that fit. Our setup price includes trees up to 7 ft tall, and anything taller gets a small extra charge, quoted before you pay.







