The holiday season officially kicks off when the Kardashian-Jenner family unveils their annual Christmas decorations, and this year, Kim Kardashian’s tree is particularly stunning.

Recently, the SKIMS founder gave her followers a sneak peek of her impressive holiday centerpiece — a massive artificial tree adorned with snow-like decorations. The tree, standing majestically in her distinctly different home, features an abundance of plush, snow-dusted branches that create a luxuriously full silhouette. Each branch was fluffed to perfection and positioned to achieve maximum volume, creating a cloud-like appearance that perfectly complements her modern aesthetic.

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The artificial snow appears to have settled naturally on each branch, creating a realistic winterscape effect that transforms the space into an enchanting retreat from the California warmth. The tree’s impressive height draws the eye upward, making the most of the home’s soaring ceilings while maintaining perfect proportions from top to bottom.

Known for her flair for dramatic holiday displays, Kim has consistently transformed her Hidden Hills residence into a winter wonderland each December. This year’s tree exemplifies her signature style, with its perfectly symmetrical shape and dense arrangement of branches that leaves no gaps or sparse areas visible.

What Is Different About Kim Kardashian’s 2024 Backdrop?

Content creator Jessica Arena (@jessweslie) observed that the backdrop of Kim’s home appears markedly different this year, suggesting that the space featuring the Christmas tree may be a rental property while her regular residence undergoes renovations.

The setting shown in the video exhibits a more lived-in, cozy atmosphere — a notable departure from Kardashian’s typically minimalist aesthetic. This shift could indicate that Kim might be embracing Zillow’s “Cozy Home” trend anticipated for 2025.