A glowing Christmas scene that climbs the wall by itself. No tree to haul in, no boxes down from the attic, no needles in the carpet. It goes up in an evening and it is the first thing anyone says something about.


A lit scene that runs up the wall on a trail of soft cotton snow — Santa’s train, a reindeer mid-leap, a tree made of stars. Warm white light, the same glow as the tree.
Order today and it lands well before December 25. After December 12 we cannot promise Christmas delivery.
Drag the box down. Find the branch that goes where. Untangle the lights. Sweep the needles until February. A wall takes none of that.
You are not building anything. You are laying a shape on a wall and switching it on.
A hallway, the stair wall, the empty stretch beside the tree. Anything taller than you with nothing hanging on it.
The figure at the top — the locomotive, the reindeer, the star — carries the weight. It goes up with adhesive strips, no drilling.
The snow trail curves down from it. You decide how it bends, so it fits your wall rather than the photo on the box.
Runs on 3 AA batteries or the included USB cord. The cord is 10 ft / 3 m, long enough to reach a socket behind the sofa.
What it actually looks like from two feet away, with the lights on.

The lights sit under the cotton, not on top of it. You see glow, not bulbs — the whole trail looks lit from within.

The figures are moulded and hand-finished: Santa’s cuff, the wreath on the boiler, the rocking horse in the second car.

In daylight it reads as a white sculpture on the wall. Nothing to hide, nothing to unplug before guests arrive.
Same height, same glow, same way of going up. The scene is the only difference.

Second year in this apartment and there is genuinely no corner for a tree. This went on the hallway wall and my husband stood in front of it for about a minute without saying anything.

Twenty minutes picking between the train and the reindeer, fifteen actually putting it up. The trail bends however you lay it, which I did not expect.

Mine is the reindeer. My mother saw it on video call and asked where it was from before she said hello. She has the bells one now and my sister has the snowman.

Four stars only because I rushed it the first time and the trail came out lopsided. Took it down, did it again properly the next day and it is perfect. Just do not do it ten minutes before people arrive.

Everything else at toddler height has been relocated to the top of the fridge. This starts at six feet and she just points at it from the floor.

I have returned two sets of lights this year for being that cold hospital white. These are the same warm colour as the lights on my tree. Photographs well too, which is half the point.

My lease is very clear about holes in walls. Came off in January with nothing left behind, which was the whole reason I risked it.

He has never asked where anything in our house is from in eleven years. He stood under the sleigh one and asked twice.

I wanted something that was actually about Christmas and not just sparkle. The little town along the bottom is finer than it looks in the photos.

Was braced for a crushed box of bent wire. One flat carton, everything in shape, nothing missing. Up the same evening.

It gives off more light than I expected. Enough that the dining room works on just this in the evening, which has become a thing we do.

Ordered the set of three. One for my mum, one for my sister, the train for us. Cheapest I have ever got out of Christmas presents and the only ones anyone remembered in January.
Thirty days, and it counts after it has been on the wall — that is the only way you can actually judge it. If it does not land before December 25, tell us and we refund it whether or not you keep it.
It hangs on adhesive strips, so there is nothing to drill and nothing to patch. Peel them slowly and straight down in January. On fresh paint, newly papered walls or textured plaster, give them a day to set before you hang anything from them.
Up to 5 ft / 150 cm from the top figure to the bottom of the trail. Because you lay the curve yourself, you can make it shorter and wider or taller and narrower to suit the wall you have.
It runs on 3 AA batteries or the included USB cord, so a wall with no outlet still works. The cord is 10 ft / 3 m if you do plug it in.
Yes — that is what the two and three packs are for. Each one in the pack is chosen separately, so you can keep the train and send the bells to your mother.
Warm white, the same yellow-gold as ordinary tree lights. Nothing in the range is that blue-white that makes a room look like a waiting area.
Order by December 12 and it arrives before Christmas, tracked, free. Later than that we will still ship it, but we will not promise the date — and if it misses, you get your money back.
No. The snow trail is cotton and the figures are not sealed against rain. This one is for indoor walls, and a covered porch is still a risk we would not take.
It comes back apart into the box it arrived in — 1.3 lb / 600 g, flat enough to slide on top of a wardrobe rather than into the attic.
Ten scenes, same size and glow