Don’t let your season be ruined because of poor planning when placing it inside your room. This is the best time of year to bring out the holiday traditions, and one of them is decorating the Christmas tree. This will help guests feel comfortable, and keep your tree from being side-swiped by party-goers. If your plans call for a large gathering, considering housing the tree in a separate room than the bulk of the furniture. If you plan on having a large party or holiday celebration, you will need to determine how large a tree will be needed, to not intrude on your guests. If you need to, consider moving furniture into adjacent rooms to still provide seating without compromising entertaining space.
In larger spaces, move furniture around the tree so that conversation areas can still be held without the tree becoming a visual distraction John Fedele / Getty Images 4. In recent years, potted Christmas trees and tabletop trees have become more popular and are ideal for homes that have limited space. Could you do without the coffee table and lamp to make room for the tree? If the answer is no, then opt for a smaller tree. While your furniture is important, determine how many pieces have to remain throughout the holiday. Stand back from the tree, once you’ve chosen a spot and examine from all vantage points. Place trees away from fireplaces, heavy trafficked walkway areas, and obstructions. While the living room has the perfect window to sit in front of, the television and sitting area it will be blocking doesn’t make this an ideal place. In your home determine which room will you enjoy your tree the most, and still be able to live around it.
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