5 Alternative Christmas Trees for Your Home

The Christmas tree is always a focal point in any home during the holidays. Decorating one can also be a good family activity. But let’s face it, sometimes we don’t have the time nor space to put up a tree in our own space. Malls might even run out of the traditional ones during the holiday rush.

Before you panic, we found alternative Christmas trees that you can decorate as well. It’s not as big and you can place some of them on top of tables and foyers. You can even use them in the next few years. Plus, no trimming required.

Reminiscent of icy leaf-less branches, West Elm’s LED Light-Up Downswept Tree (P4,932) is made of plastic and wire with faux snow. You can add baubles on the branches and place it indoors or outdoors. The ends of the branches also light up when you plug it.

West Elm. Available at Estancia Mall and Central Square.

This miniature “tree” by Ito Kish is a perfect centerpiece for any table or vignette. The silver finish gives an antique feel to it and it’s a good complement to bright Christmas lights.

Ito Kish. Available at Ito Kish, 233 Nicanor Garcia Street, Makati City.

For a sturdy tree, opt for Pottery Barn’s Champagne Glitter Tree (P1,470 and P1,968) which is made of plastic and placed in a concrete and resin burlap cover. You don’t have to plug this as its glittery exterior can reflect light just fine.

Pottery Barn. Available at Estancia Mall and Central Square.

Ever dreamed of having a red Christmas tree? Have a small one made of twisted glass from Williams-Sonoma (P4,932). This unique rendition of the traditional decor will be an instant conversation starter wherever you place it.

Williams-Sonoma. Available online.

No need to place a separate string of lights on this backlit metal Christmas tree from Habitat (P3,109). The gentle white light shining at the back of the white metal gives it a soft and elegant glow. It’s also best seen if the room has dim lighting.

Habitat. Available at Glorietta 3 and UP Town Center.

 

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