SEATTLE, Washington–A house displays a tall Christmas tree with the illusion that its top has pierced through the roof of the house.
Patrick D Kruger, an architect from Mulvanny G2 Architecture, spent 9 hours on Saturday erecting his Christmas display with a 14-ft tree whose 6-ft apex was chopped off and mounted atop the roof of his home. Using matching shingles, he “decorated” the apex to give passersby the illusion of an overgrown Christmas tree.
To see this display, check out it out at 2553 Crestmont Pl W in Seattle.
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