Don’t let limited space hold you back this holiday season.
These Christmas tree ideas for small spaces can add cheer to any room, no matter how small.
Decorating for the holidays can be difficult when you don’t have a lot of room to work with.
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But even a small Christmas tree can make a big statementit’s all about how you decorate it.
This season, get creative to make your holiday decorations work for your space.
TheseChristmas tree ideasfor small spaces show that you dont need ten-foot ceilings to deck your halls in festive cheer.
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Whatever you choose, these small Christmas tree ideas will make up in charm what they lack in size.
Dont shy away from using what you have, either.
First, pick a garland.
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Start at the floor and attach the garland to the wall with double sided tape or adhesive strips.
Make the trunk, then create a horizontal line for the base.
After, continue at a slant, gradually getting smaller the higher up you go.
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Any excess as the end it’s possible for you to always snip off!
Decorate the shimmery zigs and zags with ornaments same way you would a real tree.
Finish it off, by adding a two dimensional star on top.
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Christmas Bedroom Decor
A smaller Christmas tree adds a festive touch to a guest or kids bedroom.
(And, you’re able to still use the space under the table for storage!)
This tiny Christmas tree has a simple and modern feel thanks to the fringed garland and pink pom-pom decor.
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To get the look, swap a pot or tree stand for a wicker basket.
Best of all, you’re free to use it year after year.
Potted Christmas Tree
Make a smaller tree stand out by incorporating it into a miniature winter display.
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Mini presents in vintage-inspired Christmas wrapping paper (think retro blues and pinks) finish the look.
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