Candice Warner is getting ready for the holidays.
On Monday, the cricket WAG and mother-of-three, 39, showed off the very expensive Christmas tree she had installed at her seaside mansion in Sydney.
The lavish tree was designed by styling company Dancer and Dasher and their lavish ‘bespoke’ creations start at a whopping $4,000.
Candice had a full-size pastel candy-inspired tree built in her mansion, with a pink tree skirt.
The extravagant piece featured an array of colors as well as a large pink and white candy cane and ginger loaf cake.
Candice and her cricketer husband David Warner live in the palatial seaside mansion in Maroubra with their three daughters.
Candice Warner showed off the very expensive Christmas tree she put up at her seaside mansion in Sydney. Pictured Candice and husband David
The ocean-view property spans a whopping seven floors and features a ‘bat cave’ housing David’s sports memorabilia and vast bat collection, a private beach and epic clifftop views.
‘[David and Candice] stay in the best hotels in the world and wanted to evoke the same sense of luxury and sophistication here,” interior designer Alexandra Kidd told The Australian.
“But at the same time, it’s also a beach house, and we wanted them to feel comfortable enough to walk in from the beach, take off their shoes and really relax.”
The master bedroom suite is luxurious, with Japanese-designed wallpaper and soft silk carpet.
It also features a wellness center with a gym, sauna and steam shower.
The couple’s three daughters, Ivy Mae, Indi Rae and Isla Rose, were also included in the home’s design.
‘A lot of attention for the children is outside; they are a very active, sporty family,” Kidd told the publication.
To keep the kids busy, the outdoor area is complete with activity rooms, hanging chairs, built-in trampolines and soft grass areas for gymnastics and more.
The lavish tree was designed by styling company Dancer and Dasher and their lavish ‘bespoke’ creations start at a whopping $4000
Meanwhile, Candice recently addressed speculation about her husband’s possible return to the Australian Test team following his retirement from the sport, stating that this is ‘not happening’.
It follows that David boldly claims that he would face India if necessary in the five-Test series, which started in Perth last month.
But the development was news to his wife, with the former Ironwoman champion telling viewers of The Back Page on Fox Sports that Warner’s sense of humor was more than likely on full display.
‘I just got him home more often and I think: what difference does it make? What’s going on now?’ she told the panel.
“He’s very passionate about playing for Australia and I think if George Bailey, the selector, or Andrew McDonald, the coach, picked up the phone and said ‘we need you’ he would jump at it.
‘[But] It’s definitely not going to happen.
“If he wanted to take that path to play again, he would have had to do it just like everyone else. Play Sheffield Shield and stuff.
‘But it doesn’t happen. End of discussion.’