If you can't fit a Christmas tree...

[evilharpy]

We have moved to a new house this year that has a tiny living room. I mean tiny, we can't even get a 3 seater sofa in here. I'm really struggling to think how we can shoehorn in a Christmas tree. We do have a small Kallax unit that a (very) small tree could stand on top of, and there's a fireplace for a nice garland, but definitely not the lovely tall bushy tree we're used to having.

No space in the hall for a big tree either and we don't have a dining room here. Very first world problems but it's really going to bother me.

Wondering if anyone is similarly afflicted with a ridiculously small living room and what you do, be it tiny trees, pencil trees, something hung on the wall etc.

Another option, depending on size of pouffe, is to place that in front of the sofa that’s facing the tv, use it as a makeshift coffee table. You could use a couple of trays for cups and stuff Then move kallax in front of window to free that corner up.

Obviously won’t work if pouffe is too large!

Ah didn’t see @Snoken had already suggested this!

We had a similar problem and I needed to forget everything I already thought about wall-mounted tvs!
Get the tv on the wall next to chimney or window, make sure it's secure and use a mobile mount. When it's not being watched it's flat against the wall, but you're able to pull it out and angle it (hopefully around chimney breast)
Pouffe goes underneath, clearing a smallish space for a 'half' tree which could go right up against window. We had a slight ingo at the window but I still trimmed the back of our tree so that it was flat up against it
Voila!

Ps we couldn't have mounted above fireplace - too high and not too keen (sorry if that's your vibe 😀) but it's slightly higher than on a unit whilst allowing our (v large) pouffe to go under it

I would do lovely decorations and sparkly lights on the windows. Plus some pretty ornaments etc on top of the Kalisz

We've got a cabinet a similar size

Sorry fat fingers...

A similar size to a Kallax. We put our (fake) tree on top, but only put 3 of the 4 "feet" on and don't bend any branches to the back. It then goes flat against the wall, and has the benefit of looking fuller.