Argos unveils curved Christmas tree perfect for small spaces

Keleisha Simpson

5 December 2024 at 3:45 pm·2-min read

decorative christmas tree with colorful ornaments and presents — Argos debuts curved tree for low ceilings Argos

Finding the perfect Christmas tree can be tricky, especially when you're short on space. Enter the latest festive innovation from Argos: the curved top slim Christmas tree. This slender six-foot tree, complete with a whimsical curved top, is ideal for homes with low ceilings and tight spaces – and it might just remind you of a certain grumpy green character from Who-ville (i.e., the Grinch)!

Combining practicality with a playful twist, this tree is a brilliant aid for anyone who loves the magic of Christmas but struggles to accommodate a traditional full-size tree.

6ft Curved Top Slim Christmas Tree

£31.50 at Argos Home

Despite its slim profile, it doesn't compromise on style. With lush, realistic branches and vibrant foliage, it provides a full-bodied appearance that's primed for decoration. At just £35, this budget-friendly option is easy on your wallet too. Plus, its simple assembly means you can get straight to the fun part of dressing it up with your favourite baubles.

The curved top Christmas tree is part of a broader trend highlighted in the Sainsbury’s Trend Report, revealing that uniquely-shaped trees, like Argos' mini and half trees, are growing in popularity.

Sarah Spence, celebrations senior buyer at Argos, says visits to the retailer's online Christmas hub page are up by 121 per cent compared to last year, adding: 'One in 10 Brits are planning to have three or more Christmas trees in their homes this year, and we’re offering a range of uniquely shaped options to suit every space.'

Whether you live in a cosy flat or you're simply trying to maximise space, this curved Christmas tree ensures the festive season is merry, bright, and perfectly suited to small homes.

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