Tree to be Eaten

Designed by: Stéphanie Marin
Made by: Smarin
Price: $75.00-125.00
More Info: madeindesign.com

Consider it a dream come true, an honest-to-goodness marshmallow tree. This decorative piece would make a nibble-worthy presentation when the party is in full swing and the hors d'oeuvres are in bloom, that can also double as decoration when its brances are bare.

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