The Constitution Bridge is the date that many of us choose to begin to deploy the Christmas decorations at home and if we have to choose the most popular one, it is without a doubt the Christmas tree. Would you like to put one up but are you afraid that it will take up too much space? Today we show you how create a christmas tree on the wall, so that nothing hinders the passage at home.
Wall trees are a great idea where lack of space is a problem. But it is also an original idea that you might want to copy even if you have a lot of space at home. And among the many shapes they can take, we are sure that one will convince you. Take a look!
With branches
If you don't want to give up the traditional tree but you don't have space to put one, opt for fir branches fixed to the wall This is a great solution. Nowadays, it is also easy to find synthetic branches of this type among the Christmas decorations in shops and department stores.
To decorate the tree will be enough some balls, some decorations and lights. Choose the elements that you like the most and spend a few hours placing them in the best possible way. Once the tree is decorated and Christmas Day arrives, you can place the presents underneath it as you would on a traditional tree.
Printed on different media
Another idea to not give up the traditional tree, but with a more modern and minimalist aesthetics is to print a tree and place it on the wall. You can print it on different sheets of paper and place them with some separation between them as illustrated in the first image. But you can also print or stamp it on a fabric and hang it on the wall.
This last one in particular is a very practical idea, as it will take up very little space when rolled up once Christmas is over and you can use it year after year. It also allows for some customization; you can decorate the tree with different stickers and ornaments each year.
With photographs, illustrations and/or notes
An original way to create a wall Christmas tree is to use photographs and other elements that help us review the year that is ending. Dive into the best memories of the year or those that have left the greatest mark on your family, print them out and stick them on the wall in the shape of a tree.
Along with your best photos you can add clippings, notes... Different elements will make the whole thing even more original. Don't forget to put a star on top, too; you'll get a more Christmassy touch. Not only is it a simple and inexpensive idea, but it will also provide you with entertaining moments with your guests while remembering some anecdotes.
With gifts
The gift wrapped boxes They can also be used to make a tree on the wall. All you need to do is place a shelf at the right height and stack gifts above creating the characteristic silhouette of a Christmas tree.
You can do it in a simple way by applying boxes from largest to smallest or create complex and fun sets by adding boxes of different sizes like Tetris as in the first two images. And yes, of course, the star is a must!
Of tinsel
Tinsel is out of fashion, or so they say, but we've fallen in love with this idea. There's no simpler or cheaper way to create a wall tree to decorate your home for Christmas. It's also an idea that will add a colorful and fun touch to your decor, as much as you want.
The tinsel weighs very little so it will be very easy to fix it to the wall. And you will only need a star and some small, light balls that you can create yourself with paper to decorate it. If you are short on time, it is a great option!
With lights
Another perfect last-minute idea: a Christmas tree made of lights. Yes, you only need a string of lights to create a tree like the ones I show you below. You can put the lights on directly on the wall or on a wooden board if you are looking for greater warmth.
You also have different ways to place the lights. The easiest and quickest way is, without a doubt, place it in a serpentine fashion from top to bottom, but they also look fantastic with designs like the one in the central image, with several lines of light starting from a common upper vertex. Choose your favorite!
As you can see, there are many ideas for making a Christmas tree on the wall. There are more traditional and more modern ones, but all of them are original and can be adapted to different spaces. Find the right place for the tree, the one where it can look the best, and measure the space well to find the right elements to create it. Which idea is your favorite? Which one are you going to put into practice?