The Christmas Trail
The Christmas Trail
The stair wall, every December.
Santa, the train, the star — and a trail of lit snow running down the wall beneath them. Battery box, remote, one hook; no cord down the stairs. Ten stories; pick one, or one per wall.
Shown: Santa. One, $55. Two for $95, three for $129. To have it on the wall by Christmas, order by December 5.
The set
Ships in 1–2 days
Tracked shipping, every order
Thirty-night money-back guarantee
Free shipping
Details
The piece — A figure at the top, a trail of lit cloud-white snow beneath it
Light — Warm white, remote included · AA batteries, not included
Hangs — One hook; nothing to plug in
Christmas — Order by December 5 to have it on the wall in time
In the box
1 Christmas Trail with the lights fitted · 1 battery box · 1 remote · a one-page card.
Shipping & returns
Free, tracked shipping. Ships in 1–2 days; delivery time is shown at checkout. Thirty-night money-back guarantee, counted from delivery.
“We hang the same things every year.”
This is the new one.
Up the day the tree goes up. Down in January, into the box with the lights. The wall doesn’t know either way.
Hook it. Batteries in. Remote.
Thirty seconds, including finding the hook.
1
Hook
The loop goes over the hook you already have — or one small nail.
2
Batteries
AA batteries, not included. The box tucks behind the piece.
3
Remote
Click. On for the evening; off again from across the room.
What’s on the wall
A figure, and a trail of snow.
The figure at the top is the story; the trail of cloud-white snow beneath it carries the lights down the wall. It hangs from one hook, runs on a battery box, and switches from the remote — so it goes on the stair wall, where the outlet isn’t.
Where it hangs.
Four places it goes, in homes with corners. Two of them are usually the answer.
The stair wall
The living room
The entry
By the window
What you get for the difference.
| Question | The Christmas Trail | A typical Christmas wall light |
|---|---|---|
| The photos | Real, older homes — walls with corners | The same white showroom |
| The lights | Warm white, remote in the box, stated on the page | A spec sheet |
| If it isn’t right | Thirty nights, money back | Thirty days, if the seller is still there |
| Who answers | A person, by email | A ticket |
| Where it hangs | Four places, shown on this page | A product page |
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Thirty nights
If your room doesn’t feel different, send it back.
Thirty nights with the lights on — then decide. Money back if it isn’t right.
Money-back guarantee
Tracked shipping
Free shipping
Questions, answered.
The ones we get most. Email for the rest.
Indoors or out?
Indoors, or a covered porch. The battery box is weather-resistant; the wood is not — keep it out of open rain.
What batteries does it take?
AA batteries, not included. The box sits behind the piece, out of sight, and the remote reaches it from across the room.
Will it mark the wall?
No more than a picture hook. It hangs from a loop — use the hook you have, or a single small nail.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Order by December 5 and yes. Orders ship in 1–2 days; delivery time is shown at checkout.
Does it need an outlet?
No. A battery box and a remote — that is the point of it. The stair wall has never had an outlet where you want the light.
What if I’m not sure it’s right for my wall?
Order it and live with it for thirty nights. If the wall isn’t better, email us — we send the return address, you post it back, we refund the full purchase price.
Complete the room.
The Heart Garland for the door, the Coastal Garland for the porch — and Pillar™ for the stair wall the other eleven months.