An artificial fall tree can bring the height, structure, and seasonal impact of a real tree indoors, without being limited to a short growing season. Use one to anchor an empty corner, break up a long wall, fill the space behind an armchair, or bridge the gap between a sofa and a window. A single tree can also serve as the tallest element in a layered seasonal display or make a statement all on its own.
The most popular artificial fall tree size for an average room is 4 to 6 feet. Trees in this range fit most standard ceiling heights and can brighten a corner, sit beside a fireplace, or set off the end of a hallway. For rooms with high ceilings, tall entryways, and stairwells, a tree from 7 to 9 feet creates a focal point for the season. Smaller trees can be used on tabletops, next to larger floor pieces, and in other areas where a tall tree won’t fit. Whichever height you pick, a faux fall tree carries the look from September through November. For classic fall decor, choose a faux maple tree, and then add garlands, wreaths, and stems in complementary styles and colors from the Fall Shop.
For a finished look that carries fall color from the branches to the floor, wrap the base of your fall tree with an artificial fall garland. This also softens the step between a tall tree and the lower furniture around it. Add faux fall stems and branches in a vase or planter on a mantel or table near the tree to complete the look. Surround with faux pumpkins and gourds to carry the look through both fall and Halloween.
Add a warm evening glow to your autumn decor with a pre-lit artificial fall tree. Set one in your entryway, in the living room, or near the dining table for a piece that works from fall through Thanksgiving. As you head into November, pair your lighted fall tree with pieces from the Thanksgiving collection.
Most faux fall trees are designed for indoor use but can also be extended to your outdoor decor on covered porches safe from the elements. Inside an entryway, pair a tree with an artificial fall wreath and accents from the Fall Front Porch collection. Check for Indoor/Outdoor or UV Resistant in product names to find items safe to use outside of covered areas. Check out the Outdoor Autumn Plants & Trees collection for choices that can be added to more exposed outdoor areas.
While maple is the most common fall tree choice, shop eucalyptus, birch, oak, and Ficus trees to add a different style to your fall decor. You can also find magnolia, dogwood, cedar, and willow styles in these fall trees.
Measure your ceiling, and leave about a foot of clearance above the crown. For most standard ceilings, a tree from 4 to 6 feet tall is best. Above 7 feet, you need a tall ceiling. Trees in the 3’ to 4’ range sit beside a sofa or a console. For a tabletop, look for trees from 12 to 24 inches.
Height is only half the measurement when determining a tree’s footprint. Check the width and depth when selecting a tree to ensure your tree will fit your space. Allow space for branches to be arranged without pressing into walls or doors.
Yes. A pre-lit faux fall tree brings warmth and charm to your seasonal decor. From maples to twig trees and weeping willows, a tree pre-strung with LED lights brings simplicity and charm.
Most of these artificial fall trees are rated for indoor use, but they're often used on covered porches alongside wreath, ferns, and shrubs from the Fall Front Porch collection to create a stunning welcome to your home. For fully outdoor spaces, shop the Outdoor Autumn Plants & Trees collection.
Most trees arrive in simple nursery pots, but some are pre-set in decorative planters. Check the product title and description for details. If the included pot is plain, you can make it your own by adding a decorative pot or planter. Be sure to check the pot size to ensure your planter is large enough, secure the nursery pot inside the larger planter with foam, and then top it with rock or artificial moss for a polished look.
Artificial plants and trees can be dusted with a clean, dry cloth. For a tall tree, use a long-handled duster and work down from the top. Store your faux fall tree in a cool, dry place in a tree box or bag, taking care to gently fold branches to avoid crushing.
Start at the trunk and bend each branch outward, and then fan the leaf clusters so they sit at slightly different depths instead of lining up flat. Shape the tree loosely and naturally. Most of a tree’s visual weight sits in the lower third, so spend your time there.
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