ONE CENTERPIECE • A WHOLE ROOM OF CHRISTMAS
A Whole Christmas World
In One Centerpiece.
Why decorate one little corner when one centerpiece can change the feeling of the whole room? This illuminated Christmas village combines a richly detailed tabletop display with festive wall-and-ceiling projection— creating layers of warm Christmas magic from the table all the way around you.
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ROOM-FILLING PROJECTION
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BIG IMPACT, SMALL FOOTPRINT
SMALL ON THE TABLE. HUGE IN THE ROOM.
Turn It On.
Then Look Up.
Warm windows glow inside the miniature village while festive Christmas shapes spread across the walls and ceiling. Instead of adding one more decoration to a shelf, the room itself becomes part of the display.
MORE CHRISTMAS. LESS DECORATING.
Christmas Decorating Gets Big Fast.
Another tree needs ornaments. A traditional village needs multiple houses and figures. A projector becomes another separate device sitting in the room. Before long, one cozy Christmas corner turns into boxes, cords and decorations everywhere.
This gives you the visual impact of several decorations in one dramatic tabletop centerpiece.
TWO LAYERS OF CHRISTMAS MAGIC
Something To Admire Up Close.
Something To Wow You From Across The Room.
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A Village Full Of Tiny Details
Snow-covered rooftops, glowing windows, little trees, street lamps, gifts, bows, snowmen and storybook Christmas scenes make the centerpiece worth looking at even before the room goes dark.
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Christmas Above And Around You
The projection expands the display beyond the tabletop, surrounding the centerpiece with glowing seasonal shapes across nearby walls and the ceiling.
BUILT-IN HOLIDAY PROJECTION
Don't Just Light The Tree.
Light The Room.
The glowing topper becomes part of the experience, extending festive imagery beyond the centerpiece so your Christmas display feels dramatically larger than its tabletop footprint.
CHOOSE YOUR CHRISTMAS STORY
Four Different Ways To Make The Room Feel Like Christmas.
Go traditional, sweet, meaningful or playful. Each style creates a completely different holiday mood instead of simply changing the color.
CLASSIC VILLAGE
Snowy houses, church-inspired architecture, red bows, street lamps and timeless Christmas warmth.
GINGERBREAD VILLAGE
Candy canes, peppermint swirls, gingerbread houses and a sweeter, more playful holiday look.
ANGEL CHAPEL
Ivory-and-gold details, angel figures and chapel-inspired scenery create an elegant, meaningful Christmas display.
SANTA EXPRESS
Santa, reindeer, a Christmas train and a snowy village bring the excitement of Christmas Eve into the scene.
BEAUTIFUL BY DAY • MAGICAL AFTER DARK
It Doesn't Have To Be Dark To Be Beautiful.
DAY
A Detailed Christmas Centerpiece
Layers of snowy architecture, miniature decorations and sculpted holiday details make it a statement piece even when the projection is off.
NIGHT
The Whole Room Joins In
Warm internal light and festive projection transform the same centerpiece into a glowing Christmas-night display.
BIG IMPACT. SMALL FOOTPRINT.
No Room For Another Full-Size Tree?
You Don't Need One.
Create a second Christmas focal point without giving up half the room. Place it on an entry table, sideboard, mantel, dining-room console, coffee table or office surface and turn an overlooked corner into part of the celebration.
LOOK CLOSER
Every Level Has Something New To Find.
This isn't a plain cone-shaped tree with a few lights added. The display is built like a miniature Christmas world, with layered scenery that rewards a second look from every angle.
Snowy Rooftops Glowing Windows Mini Trees Street Lamps Holiday Figures Festive Garlands
CHRISTMAS FOR THE SPACES YOUR BIG TREE CAN'T REACH
Give Another Room Its Own Christmas Moment.
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Living room: create a second focal point beside the main tree.
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Entryway: make the first thing guests see feel instantly festive.
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Dining room: add warm Christmas atmosphere without filling the table.
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Bedroom or office: bring Christmas into smaller personal spaces without a full decorating project.
ONE DISPLAY INSTEAD OF MORE CLUTTER
More Holiday Impact With Fewer Separate Decorations.
✕ THE USUAL WAY
Mini tree.
Separate village pieces.
Extra string lights.
Another projector.
More surfaces taken over by decorations.
✓ THE CHRISTMAS VILLAGE PROJECTION TREE
Sculpted tree.
Miniature village.
Warm illuminated details.
Wall-and-ceiling projection.
One compact Christmas centerpiece.
NO DECORATING MARATHON
Set It Down. Light It Up. Enjoy Christmas.
No individual village buildings to arrange. No dozens of ornaments to hang. No need to redesign the room just to create one more beautiful holiday display.
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Choose Your Spot
Table, mantel, sideboard or entry console.
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Turn On The Glow
Watch the miniature scene illuminate.
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Let The Room Transform
Enjoy the festive projection around the display.
THE BEST PART ISN'T ON THE TABLE
Wait Until The Grandkids Look Up.
The little village catches their attention first. Then they notice the glowing Christmas shapes above them. That's the kind of decorating moment people remember.
A GIFT THEY'LL ACTUALLY DISPLAY
Not Another Christmas Gift That Gets Put In A Drawer.
Give them something that becomes part of the home every December— a festive centerpiece for parents, grandparents, Christmas collectors and anyone who loves making the house feel special for the holidays.
For Mom For Grandma For Christmas Lovers For Village Collectors
MADE FOR REAL CHRISTMAS HOMES
One Centerpiece. So Many Places To Make Magical.
From cozy traditional rooms to playful family spaces, it can become the Christmas focal point wherever you still need a little more holiday magic.
Cozy beside the fireplace.
Sweet enough for the kitchen.
A peaceful glow for quieter spaces.
The decorations we remember aren't always the biggest ones.
They're the ones everyone gathers around.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before You Bring The Magic Home
What makes this different from a regular tabletop Christmas tree?
A regular tabletop tree mainly decorates the space it sits on. This design combines a detailed illuminated Christmas village with festive projection, extending the visual effect beyond the centerpiece and onto the surrounding room.
Where does it look best?
It works especially well on a sideboard, entry table, mantel, coffee table or other indoor tabletop where the projection can reach a nearby wall or ceiling.
Is it still decorative when the light is off?
Yes. The layered village, snowy architecture, miniature trees, figures, bows and other Christmas details are designed to make the centerpiece visually interesting even before the illumination becomes the focus.
Which style should I choose?
Choose Classic Village for a traditional Christmas look, Gingerbread Village for a sweeter family-friendly style, Angel Chapel for an elegant meaningful display, or Santa Express for a playful Christmas Eve scene.
Who is this a good Christmas gift for?
It is especially suited to parents, grandparents, holiday-decor lovers, Christmas village collectors and anyone who enjoys creating a warm seasonal atmosphere at home.
