At Christmas time, most people like to decorate their home and other places where they spend their time, such as the work environment. But you don’t always have enough space to put a traditional tree, or maybe you just want to make a more original one for a bit of variation.
It is amazing how we can get to mount a different Christmas tree and with little money. In most cases, it is only enough to have imagination and some Christmas decorations that we keep year after year, or some inherited from friends or family.
To innovate and make the most of both the space and the elements you have in your home, here are 13 alternative Christmas tree ideas for small spaces.
After seeing this post there are no more excuses for not having your own Christmas tree. If what you like is something simple and original, you will love these trees.
The funniest thing about all this is that you can do it together with your family or your children and create your own tree with family photos, with Christmas ornaments, on a pizzara, with Christmas lights or with recycled wood.
1. Folding rod tree
This folding tree made of wooden rods is a good option if you can make a place for it for Christmas, but then you have nowhere to store it during the year; because it folds up taking up very little space. In addition, as it is the natural color of wood, it will combine with any environment.
2. String and cards
Another option with strings that you can decorate with the greeting cards you receive for the holidays or those you have kept from previous years.
3. Family Album
You can create your tree from photos of family, friends or loved ones, and add Christmas lights or other personal items.
4. Wood Minimalist
This simple tree will go with any room, and won’t need any decorations, though you can place your gifts underneath for a nice, Christmassy touch.
5. Illuminated stairs
The two-leaf ladders are ideal for improvising a fun Christmas tree, since you only need to open it and it will have the necessary shape. Decorate it with lights and hang other decorations that you like from the wires. Everyone will love it!
6. Vinyls
The vinyls, which come in multiple shapes and figures to decorate the walls of any room in the house, also have a Christmas version that can be placed in a few seconds and will save space. You can find them in many colors and designs!
7. Dry tree
This is an idea to bring back to life a tree that no longer has it, using it for this Christmas also in a basket.
8. Drawing with chalk
If you have a blackboard, the Christmas tree theme will be solved without taking up a millimeter of space: you just have to draw it with chalk!
9. Recycled PVC cylinders
This is another proposal for the wall, ideal for all those who need to make the most of every corner of their small home. In addition, it is a sustainable proposal because it is made with old reused PVC pipes.
You simply have to cut several tubes of different sizes horizontally, and one crosswise, to make the trunk. Its decoration is as simple as supporting the elements you want inside!
10. Painted Branches
To make this simple and decorative tree, you can collect fallen branches of different sizes in a park or forest if you have it nearby and paint them to your liking.
11. Library
This proposal has a lot of style and is ideal for a very special space. The rest of the year, you can leave the library, but without the Christmas decorations it will just look like a very nice triangular bookcase.
12. Log Tree
This is another easy wall option, which you can make with logs or bark and decorate with the lights and decorations of your choice.
13. Hanging spiral
This little tree is made from recycled aluminum. It is flexible enough to be able to hang from the ceiling or stand on the ground. For next season, you can simply pack it up or recycle it.
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