LOOK: Upside down Christmas trees are trending this 2017

UPSIDE DOWN. Claridge's unconventional Christmas tree is designed by Karl Lagerfeld. Screengrab from Instagram/claridgeshotel

MANILA, Philippines – If you're sick of seeing the usual Christmas trees this holiday season, here's an idea for spicing things up a bit – a festive tree that hangs from the ceiling, with its tip pointing towards the ground.

Photos of upside down trees are all over Instagram and Pinterest, some with roots or wrapped gifts even stuck to the trees' base to add to the effect.

They might be a little wacky – and trigger memories of episodes from Stranger Things – but these trees are just as beautiful as their right-side-up counterparts.

Take a look at a few below and get some inspiration for the season.

A post shared by David (@alexander_portillo__) on Dec 9, 2017 at 12:40am PST

Claridge’s Christmas Tree 2017 by the legendary Karl Lagerfeld unveiled this morning in our lobby #childhoodmemories #traditions #candlelit #invertedtree #silverroots #reflections #claridgeschristmastree #feelingfestive #claridges

A post shared by Claridge's (@claridgeshotel) on Nov 22, 2017 at 3:07am PST

The tree from upside down world #christmastree #upsidedown #upsidedowntree

A post shared by Miljenko Rebernisak (@miljenkor) on Dec 8, 2017 at 4:50pm PST

Day 1. Tree! Our pride and joy It’s not to everyone’s taste and in the past I’ve actually had messages from people who have become incredibly irate over the fact our tree is a massive upside down one.. but I love it and it makes me (and my mom) very happy! #uglybugdecdaily #christmastree #upsidedowntree

A post shared by Aly (@aly__marina) on Dec 1, 2017 at 7:59am PST

Love Christmas decor #christmasdecor #upsidedowntree #reindeer #pnw #leavenworth #washington #winter

A post shared by @ctait.9712 on Dec 8, 2017 at 6:21pm PST

Would you try an upside down Christmas tree this December 2017? Sound off on what you think about this trend in the comments below! – Rappler.com