FairyTrees Christmas trees - models ideal for small apartments

Not everyone has a spacious living room that can accommodate a large, impressive artificial Christmas tree. A studio, an attic, or a cozy room – limited space doesn't mean you have to give up on beautiful holiday decorations. Where is the best place to set up a tree in a small apartment? Which models should you choose to fit every nook and cranny? Check out our inspirations!

 

 

  • A well-chosen Christmas tree can fit even in small spaces. Just find a spot in the corner of the room, under the stairs, or on a table.
  • Models with a height of 120 cm are a perfect solution for small interiors. They are lightweight, compact, and fit on cabinets or tables without taking up much space.
  • Slim, narrow trees are a great choice for tight corners. The Nordmann Fir with reduced width fits even in limited spaces.

 

Sometimes even the smallest rooms have space for a bit of holiday magic. The Christmas tree, which for many is the heart of the festive atmosphere, doesn't have to be huge to be enchanting. It's enough to choose its size and shape properly so that it fits into a tight living room corner, the space under the stairs, or even the kitchen countertop. Slim, compact models are made for such challenges – adding charm without occupying all the free space.

Ideal Places for a Christmas Tree in a Small House or Apartment

 

Compact Christmas trees can be set up in many unconventional places. Here are some suggestions:

 

  • Living room corner – Even the smallest rooms have a free corner by the sofa or shelf. A slim Christmas tree in this spot will look impressive without taking up too much space.
  • On a cabinet or table – Shorter models, e.g., 120 cm high, are perfect for placing on a countertop, adding a subtle festive touch.
  • Hallway – A narrow tree placed along the wall adds warmth to this often-overlooked space.
  • Under the stairs – The rarely used space under the stairs is a great place for a small Christmas tree.
  • Kitchen – If you want a festive vibe, a smaller tree placed on the kitchen island will be a great choice.
  • Attic – Where the ceiling is lower, compact models with a simple, classic design work perfectly.

 

 

Which Artificial Christmas Trees Suit Small Interiors?

 

Not all trees are suitable for small spaces, but choosing the right model will allow you to enjoy some beautiful decoration even in a tiny room. Below we present some suggestions that will work perfectly in small apartments.

 

Compact Artificial Christmas Trees 120 cm

 

For spaces where every centimeter matters, Christmas trees with a height of 120 cm are an excellent choice. They are lightweight and have a proportionate appearance, making them an ideal addition to small spaces. Check out our suggestions:

 

 

Slim Christmas Trees 150 cm Tall

 

Models with greater height but a narrow base are an excellent compromise for those who want taller decoration but have limited space. A 150 cm tall artificial Christmas tree is ideal for such places as small apartments. Among FairyTrees' collection, consider the following models:

 

 

Narrow FairyTrees FT05 Trees

 

Not every Christmas tree needs to take up half a room to be enchanting. The Nordmann Fir from FairyTrees FT05 is a true gem for those who appreciate slim shapes and a natural look. Its slim silhouette (slim type) makes the tree look very natural and fits perfectly where traditional Christmas trees are too bulky – in a living room corner, by the stairs, or even in a narrow hallway. Available in three heights (150 cm, 180 cm, and 220 cm), it can easily adapt to both cozy apartments and spacious interiors where every centimeter counts.

 

More information about this model can be found in the product description of the Nordmann Fir FairyTrees FT05.

 

 

How to Make the Most of Small Spaces for Holiday Decorations?

 

Small interiors can be challenging, but they also provide an opportunity for creative solutions that bring in the festive spirit. The key is to choose a tree that harmonizes with its surroundings rather than dominating them:

 

  • Opting for lightweight and slim models. A slim tree adds charm without overwhelming the space – even in very small apartments.
  • Choosing the appropriate height. Shorter models look great on tables or cabinets, while taller ones perfectly fill narrow but tall room corners.
  • Avoiding Christmas trees with a wide bottom. Narrow models not only take up less space but also look elegant and are stable – perfect if there are children or pets in the house.