If this upside-down Christmas tree had you doing a double-take, you’re not alone. “Everyone is just so confused [when they see it for the first time], Gina Glocksen-Ruzicka, the owner of an ...

Upside-down Christmas trees have been seen in malls, hotels and even homes. — -- People are flipping out over upside-down Christmas trees. The inverted holiday tree isn't a new trend, but now ...

We know what you're thinking: "Upside-down Christmas trees? But why?!" Don't get us wrong: There's a lot to love about the traditional Christmas tree, and we don't want to turn the whole holiday ...

Don't panic if you start to notice trees hanging from the ceiling by their trunks, you're not in The Upside Down like in "Stranger Things." You're just noticing a Christmas tree trend that has blown ...

The tradition has quickly become a local point of pride. According to the chamber, the display now anchors New Ulm’s expanded holiday festivities downtown, drawing visitors for shopping, events and ...

Trying to prepare for the holidays while juggling everything else in our daily lives can make the world seem topsy-turvy, but some people are intentionally turning things upside down this Christmas.

Originally a retailer's trick to gain more floor space for products, upside-down Christmas trees are catching on for home use. Dan Loughman is vice president of product development for Roman Inc., an ...

Don’t panic if you start to notice trees hanging from the ceiling by their trunks, you’re not in The Upside Down like in “Stranger Things.” You’re just noticing a Christmas tree trend that has blown ...