Discover why a slim profile might be the smartest tree choice for your home this year
A slim Christmas tree is the perfect solution for those who want to enjoy the beauty of a festive tree without taking up too much space. They evoke the same holiday charm as regular-sized versions, and offer a few advantages, too. From space-saving dimensions to modern styling options, here’s why a slim tree might be the right fit for your home this season.
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Aside from the slimmer profile, there’s also a minimal increase in a slim Christmas tree’s circumference even when you select taller variations, unlike regular cone-shaped trees. Realistic slim trees still offer a natural look with foliage resembling fir, pine, or spruce.
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Since it doesn’t take up much space, the possibilities of where to place this type of tree are endless. Place one on your front porch or foyer to welcome guests, or in the corner of an average-sized room. Slim trees also make great secondary trees in playrooms, dens, or home offices.
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A slimmer Christmas tree adds a twist to traditional holiday décor. You can experiment with more contemporary or minimalist themes — our slim pre-lit Christmas trees come pre-lit, so you can enjoy the simple elegance of a lighted tree.
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While true for most artificial trees, slim trees are especially easy to clean and store. This is perfect for people who don’t have much time for tree decoration and prefer a more minimal use of tree accents.
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Don’t worry that slimmer trees aren’t as sturdy. Balsam Hill slim artificial Christmas trees are made of the same high-quality PVC branches and metal stand as their regular-sized counterparts, making them just as durable.
You can often find the best pre-lit slim Christmas trees on sale at Balsam Hill. Aside from year-long clearance sales, you can score great discounts around Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Slim trees are designed to be narrower than traditional full-sized trees but still offer a balanced, natural look. Pencil trees are even narrower with a more tapered, column-like shape, making them ideal for extremely tight spaces.
Layer your ornaments by placing larger ones deeper inside the branches and smaller ones toward the tips. Add ribbons, picks, and a tree topper to create fullness and dimension.
A general guideline is about 100 lights per vertical foot of your slim tree. If you prefer a brighter tree, increase this to 150 lights per foot.
Start from the bottom and work your way up, spreading out each branch to fill any gaps. Adjust the tips in different directions to create a fuller, more natural appearance.
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