Tabletop trees are the perfect Christmas decor for small spaces, and Martha Stewart shows us just how chic and effortless they can be.
Featured on the Martha Moments Instagram page, this set of three white pine trees is minimalist and elegant, decorated with green and silver baubles and teardrop ornaments for a subtle yet festive touch. It's a fantastic source of Christmas tree ideas for small, forgotten spaces that feel impossible to upgrade.
The best part is that they are super easy to recreate. Start with a white tabletop tree, like this frosted one from Williams-Sonoma. Add in a mix of green and silver ornaments; this set of velvet ones from Crate & Barrel is fantastic for adding texture, while these silver ones will give your tabletop tree the perfect sheen.
Be mindful of not overdecorating these trees, as a smaller tree means that there is less space to work with. However, if you follow Martha's lead and balance out your ornaments carefully along the branches, they will turn out luxe and festive, perfect for placement on a plinth or side table.
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This delightfully festive tree is available in multiple different sizes, or as a set of three – so you really can bring a white Christmas to every corner of your home.
The brainchild of Shea McGee, this charming tree is a failsafe choice – the woven pot will fit right in with all the rattan decorating ideas in my home.
Complete with twinkling lights, clusters of winter berries, and a rustic burlap base, this mini tree is the perfect time saver – put it up and it's good to go.
For a 2025-ready festive look, dress your tiny tree in green velvet. Deep pine-green flocking unifies eight glass ornaments of varying shapes and textures, creating a warm, luxurious, and inviting display.
To channel Martha Stewart’s green Christmas tree in an instant, add this beautifully coordinated set of 24 ornaments to your shopping list. A strand of twinkling LED lights is all you need to finish the look.
These silver ornaments combine sparkly and matte finishes for a modern metallic touch. The varied textures catch the light in different ways, adding visual interest and giving your tree a stylish, dynamic presence.
'This look is a masterclass in elevating small, overlooked spaces without overwhelming them,' comments Megan Slack, the head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens.
'Martha's tabletop trees are perfectly scaled for nooks and corners that often get ignored, bringing a touch of festive elegance while keeping the area feeling open. What makes it so effective is the careful balance of texture, color, and ornament placement. Each tree feels curated rather than crowded, showing that even the tiniest corners can become statement spots with intentional style. It's a look that will impress every single December.'
