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Find the right artificial Christmas tree for your space, decorating style and holiday plans. Shop pre-lit, unlit, flocked, slim, tabletop, wall, colorful and tall Christmas trees in a wide range of heights and profiles.

Artificial Christmas Trees for Every Space and Holiday Style

Create the Christmas display you have in mind with an artificial tree selected for the size, shape and lighting needs of your room. Whether you want a realistic full-size tree for a living room, a narrow pencil tree for a smaller area, a snow-covered design or a compact tabletop tree, iLighting makes it easier to compare the features that matter before you buy.

Browse Vickerman Christmas trees in traditional and distinctive styles, including pre-lit and unlit models, full and narrow profiles, natural green and colorful finishes, and heights ranging from mini trees to large trees for rooms with high ceilings.

Choose a Pre-Lit or Unlit Christmas Tree

Pre-lit Christmas trees arrive with lights already distributed through the branches, reducing decorating time and helping create a balanced appearance. Depending on the model, available lighting options may include warm white, multicolor, LED, incandescent or color-changing lights.

Unlit Christmas trees give you complete control over the number, color and style of lights used on the tree. They are a practical choice for decorators who already own Christmas lights, regularly change their color theme or want to create a custom lighting design.

Find the Right Christmas Tree Profile

The width of the tree matters almost as much as its height. A full-profile artificial Christmas tree creates a traditional centerpiece in an open living room, lobby or family room. Slim and pencil Christmas trees provide a taller holiday look while using less floor space, making them useful in apartments, dining rooms, entryways and narrow corners.

Because profile names can vary between tree collections, always compare the listed tree width or diameter instead of relying only on terms such as full, slim or pencil.

Christmas Trees for Small and Difficult Spaces

Tabletop and mini Christmas trees bring holiday style to desks, counters, bedrooms, apartments and other compact spaces. They can also be used as secondary trees throughout a home or business.

Wall and half Christmas trees create the appearance of a traditional tree while fitting close to a wall. Their reduced depth makes them a smart solution for hallways, smaller rooms and spaces where a full round tree would extend too far into the room.

Flocked, Snowy and Colorful Christmas Trees

Flocked and snowy Christmas trees recreate the appearance of branches covered with fresh winter snow. Choose from lightly frosted styles or heavily flocked trees depending on how dramatic you want the snow-covered effect to appear.

Colored and specialty Christmas trees offer an alternative to traditional green. White, black, pink, blue, red, gold, silver and other colorful tree finishes can support themed holiday displays, branded commercial decor or a more modern Christmas design.

Shop Artificial Christmas Trees by Height

Start by measuring from the floor to the ceiling, then allow enough clearance for the tree stand and any topper you plan to use. The actual width should also be checked to make sure the tree fits comfortably without blocking doors, walkways or furniture.

Under 5 ft: A good choice for compact rooms, secondary displays and areas where a traditional full-height tree will not fit.
5 to 6.5 ft: Suitable for apartments, bedrooms, offices and rooms with lower ceilings.
7 to 8 ft: A popular range for living rooms, family rooms and standard residential ceiling heights.
9 ft and taller: Designed for larger rooms, tall entryways, open commercial spaces and high ceilings.

Use the Shop Trees by Height section to narrow the selection before comparing individual profiles, lighting options and finishes.

PE, PVC and Mixed-Tip Artificial Christmas Trees

The type of branch tip affects the appearance and fullness of an artificial tree. Molded PE tips are designed to create a more detailed, realistic branch shape. Traditional PVC tips help produce a dense, classic Christmas tree appearance and provide plenty of space for ornaments.

Mixed-tip trees combine PE and PVC foliage to balance realistic outer branches with fullness deeper inside the tree. Review the material, tip count and close-up product images when comparing trees, since the most suitable construction depends on the appearance and decorating style you prefer.

How to Choose the Best Artificial Christmas Tree for Your Space

Measure the available height: Include room for the stand and tree topper.
Check the tree width: Make sure branches will not interfere with furniture, doors or walkways.
Select a profile: Choose full for a traditional look or slim and pencil profiles when floor space is limited.
Choose the lighting: Select pre-lit for convenience or unlit for complete decorating control.
Compare branch materials: Consider PE for greater realism, PVC for traditional fullness or mixed tips for a combination of both.
Choose the finish: Select traditional green, flocked and snowy, or a colorful specialty tree.
Verify the use location: Use a tree outdoors only when the product specifications explicitly identify it for outdoor use.

Frequently Asked Questions About Artificial Christmas Trees

What size artificial Christmas tree should I buy?

Measure the distance from the floor to the ceiling and leave enough clearance for the stand and topper. Trees from 7 to 8 feet work in many residential rooms, while trees under 6.5 feet are useful for lower ceilings and compact spaces. Trees measuring 9 feet or taller are generally best suited for high ceilings and larger rooms.

What is the difference between a pre-lit and unlit Christmas tree?

A pre-lit Christmas tree has lights installed throughout its branches before assembly, which saves decorating time and provides consistent light spacing. An unlit tree does not include lights, allowing you to choose your own light color, bulb style and light count.

What is the difference between slim and pencil Christmas trees?

Both styles are narrower than a traditional full-profile tree. Pencil trees are usually the narrowest option, while slim trees generally provide more branch width and decorating space. Exact dimensions vary, so compare the listed diameter or width of each tree.

What makes an artificial Christmas tree look realistic?

Realistic artificial trees often use molded PE tips or a combination of PE and PVC branches. Natural branch shapes, varied needle styles, a higher tip count and careful shaping after assembly can also contribute to a more lifelike appearance.

What is a flocked Christmas tree?

A flocked tree has a white coating applied to its branches to create the appearance of freshly fallen snow. Flocking may range from a light frosted finish to a heavily snow-covered appearance.

Can artificial Christmas trees be used outdoors?

Only place a tree outdoors when its product specifications clearly state that it is approved or designed for outdoor use. An indoor artificial tree should not be assumed to withstand moisture, wind or outdoor exposure.

Does an artificial Christmas tree include a stand?

Included components vary by model. Review the individual product description and specifications to confirm whether a folding metal stand, decorative container or another type of base is included.

How do I make an artificial Christmas tree look fuller?

After assembly, separate and shape the individual branch tips, working from the trunk toward the outside of each branch. Filling visible gaps with ornaments, ribbon, floral picks or garland can create an even fuller finished appearance.