Martha Stewart’s Rattan Tree Skirt Is the Beautiful Solution to an ‘Unsightly’ Problem Every Homeowner Faces over the Holidays – for Under $86
'You can call it whatever you want, but whatever it is, it is one of the most beautiful surroundings for the bottom of your tree' – hidden on QVC now
When it comes to holiday decorating, we naturally focus on the ornaments and lights that make the tree a talking point. But Martha Stewart recently reminded us to reconsider a detail that’s often overlooked: the tree’s base.
Even the most stunning Christmas tree can feel incomplete if it’s paired with a container that doesn’t complement its elegance – but the search for the perfect piece starts and ends with the original influencer, Martha.
'You can call it whatever you want, but whatever it is, it is one of the most beautiful surroundings for the bottom of your tree,' Martha says of her Rattan Colorblock Tree Collar (available at QVC). As she reminds us, it doesn't matter whether it's labeled a collar or a skirt – what does matter is that you add one to your cart immediately.
'You don’t want to look at the tree stand. I don't want to look at the tree stand, but I do wanna look at this tree collar/ skirt. It's all hand-braided, and it is made out of a nice sisal,' Martha adds. We're already wondering why we went so many holidays without it.
Show off the rustic charm of this rattan-style color block tree collar before the gifts arrive. Crafted from seagrass over an iron frame, it’s simple to assemble and perfect for indoor display. It carries Martha's good name, so we can almost be sure it'll look just as beautiful in a decade from now.
'This is rigid, it stands on the floor, it does its job, and it looks really good,' Martha adds while demonstrating its durability and functionality (yes, it dismantles for easy storage for the rest of the year). However, in true Martha style, it is designed to look beautiful in the process. We are partial to the matcha green colorway, but you cannot fail with classic white either. 'This beautiful green is like matcha tea,' Martha says.
She recommends 'strewing your presents all around the skirt or the collar' even though it would be a shame to conceal such a piece. Plus, as Martha reassures us, if you have a real tree, you can still water 'right over the top.' It really is that effortless.
However, this skirt (or collar!) isn't the only piece shaping our Christmas decor this year. I keep browsing Martha's QVC collection for some festive buys, and have rounded up my favorites below. I expect they'll look just as good when you remove them next year, too.
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These festive candles offer peace of mind with their flameless, remote-controlled design. The deer embossing and elegant green finish make them standout pieces for holiday decor.
This striking wreath blends lifelike eucalyptus and greenery with a beaded garland, creating a look that feels both unique and elegantly glamorous. Hang it on a doorway or mantel for a true statement piece in your holiday decor.
The ribbed finish on these candles adds subtle texture, while the flameless design offers easy use with a warm, flickering effect. The green hue is bold yet organic, making it an effortless choice for a neutral space.
These lightweight wooden ornaments bring a classic touch to your tree with a double-sided plaid design. Each piece hangs effortlessly from a looped string, combining wood and fabric for a warm, timeless look.
Bring a warm, flickering glow to your outdoor evenings with this LED candle, offering the charm of real flame without the risk. Adjustable brightness and timer settings make it effortless to set the perfect mood on patios, terraces, or garden tables.
Add subtle glamour to your holiday décor with this set of four vintage-inspired ball ornaments, shimmering in layered white and gold. Their glass construction and looped hangers make them an effortlessly elegant addition to any tree.

Megan is the Head of Celebrity Style News at Homes & Gardens, where she leads the celebrity/ news team. She has a history in interior design, travel, and news journalism, having lived and worked in New York, Paris, and, currently, London. Megan has bylines in Livingetc, The Telegraph, and IRK Magazine, and has interviewed the likes of Drew Barrymore, Ayesha Curry, Michelle Keegan, and Tan France, among others. She lives in a London apartment with her antique typewriter and an eclectic espresso cup collection, and dreams of a Kelly Wearstler-designed home.
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