26 DIY Christmas Tree Stands That Are Downright Gorgeous

Hello, modern Christmas décor! This gold wire basket reimagined as a tree stand is so subtly chic. Lining the inside with faux fur adds a cozy, wintry look as well.

Get the tutorial at The Merrythought.

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If you've ever wanted one of those vintage cases, but don't want to drop the big bucks at an antique shop, we're here to tell you that you don't have to! This crate is a complete DIY project using spray paint and stencils but achieves the same authentic charm.

Get the tutorial from Funky Junk Interiors.

Rustic Christmas décor is all the rage—and it's easy to see why. Add to the decorations you already own by repurposing a piano stool for a unique, farmhouse stand! Depending on your stool's strength, you can use a small real tree or a light faux tree.

Get the tutorial at Adams and Elm Home.

No one would ever suspect that there's actually a tire inside of that sophisticated-looking stand! Wrapped in twine and placed beneath a glowing tree, it's perfectly disguised and oh-so-sturdy.

Get the tutorial at Ella Claire & Co.

Dashing through the snow! We can't get enough of this idea to place your Christmas tree atop a piece of vintage décor like this antique children's sled. It makes for the most precious wintry scene!

Get the tutorial at Dreamy Whites.

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Heavier trees can still fit nicely into well designed DIY stands! Here, a concrete-filled bucket keeps your tree sturdy while the rustic wood box planter acts as a cute cover for the base. Your Christmas tree isn’t going anywhere, and it’ll look so pretty.

Get the tutorial at Ella Claire & Co.

To give your Christmas tree a reclaimed look, visit the salvage yard or dig out some planks from your garage. From there, you can place your tree in a well-worn box like this one for the holidays.

Get the tutorial at Create & Babble.

Did you know that a basket can double as a Christmas tree stand? It’s as easy as dropping your tree into a basket for a farmhouse touch.

Get the tutorial at Place of My Taste.

To make your tree look as if it’s been planted into a beautiful, festive Christmas present, try this DIY. The bonus? It’ll make your tree sturdier and taller, too!

Get the tutorial at Dream a Little Bigger.

Rope and black jute cord come together for a Christmas tree collar that’ll cover up that less-than-pretty plastic stand in no time.

Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.

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Using white chalk paint, you can breathe new life into a basket that will act as an ideal Christmas tree stand. A cozy blanket will look cute and secure it even more.

Get the tutorial at Girl in the Garage.

Who knew that an old tire makes for the perfect Christmas tree stand? This one is sitting pretty in an aqua hue that matches the tree décor.

Get the tutorial at Lolly Jane.

Let’s say that you opt for a tiny tree every year instead of a big one, but you’d still like to anchor it somehow. In this case, check out this simple wood block that doubles as a great stand for a little tree.

Get the tutorial at Garrison Street Design Studio.

Perhaps you’re craving vintage Christmas decorations for your tree this year. Whether it’s a single tree or a whole group of them, look to antique crocks to act as stands.

Get the tutorial at Rocky Hedge Farm.

Don’t throw away that coffee can just yet! Instead, put it to use as a small Christmas tree stand, made over with paint, rope, and ribbon.

Get the tutorial at Re-Fabbed.

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If your tree is small enough, you can place it in a “vase” that will work as a stand. This painted burlap sack does the trick, and it looks flawlessly farmhouse too.

Get the tutorial at Purely Katie.

For this DIY, you’ll paint a wooden box red to make it look extra-cheerful for the season. You can also use it as a spot to stash ornaments after the holidays.

Get the tutorial at Abbotts at Home.

For a basket Christmas tree stand with a chunkier look, opt for a widely woven seagrass basket. Spray-paint half of it in white for an extra little something.

Get the tutorial at Rachel Teodoro.

Do your Christmas decorations always carry some country charm? Then this black-and-white buffalo check Christmas tree collar is right up your alley. With a blanket inside, it works as a stand, too.

Get the tutorial at DIY Beautify.

This wooden Christmas tree planter box will keep your tree in place. Plus, you’ll use glitter spray paint to make it super-glitzy.

Get the tutorial at Just Destiny Home.

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