I think it is sad that so many of us neglect our tables and many times the table becomes a holding ground for only napkins and the salt shaker. I think the reason for this is that we are practical and as the table is the hub of our kitchen, we use it multiple times a day so we say to ourselves that anything on the table has to have a specific job. Things can also quickly pile up on the table, homework assignments, mail, groceries, craft projects, and the list goes on. But you table does not have to be a completely blank slate or a piling station all the time. We should put forth some effort to have something, even a little something, on our table and create beauty in our surroundings. What better way to have a pretty vignette than in the heart of our home?
While I love creating pretty spaces in my home, sometimes I need a little bit of inspiration to get those creative juices flowing. Wither that is looking at beautiful house pictures and pulling from those exactly what I like, making a design board for a specific room in my house, or doing some research online on the space that needs help, these are all ways that help get me going in the right direction.
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Today I want to talk specially about what should go in the middle of your table that will only take 5-8 minuets to pull together. If you are wanting quick and easy centerpiece inspiration than look no further! I have found 6 quick and easy ideas that you can do this afternoon that go beyond a single vase of flowers and a candle. Pick one idea that you can implement today. I'm willing to bet that you already have all supplies needed. Let's pretty up the table right now!
:: Glass Bottles ::
:: Candles ::
Everyone usually has a large collection white candles - pillar, tapered, votives, and tea lights. Why not group several together to create a centerpiece? Vary the height and place on a pretty glass tray. Or, if you're handy, make some holes in a large piece of wood to place tea lights.
:: Fresh Fruit ::
Fruit is a classic centerpiece. The next time you're at the store, buy a few extra pieces of fruit to place in pretty bowls or a Cake Stand on your table. This works great for not only summer but fall as well. Think seasonally - limes & lemons in the summer and pumpkins & apples in the fall.
:: Flowers ::
:: Plants ::
Potted plants can be nice centerpieces. Think in terms off odd numbers and don't place anything too tall or wide on the table. Again, you can do either real or artificial plants.
:: Branches from Outside ::
This last idea is one of my favorites that I use frequently. I love going outside and clipping a few branches off the tree to bring inside. Just remember to shake off any bugs (I'm kidding of course!).
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So there are my 6 ways to create a centerpiece. Remember that nothing has to be fancy at all. The point is to just take a few minuets to bring a bit of beauty into your home. I have to admit, seeing all these pretty centerpieces makes me want to do something new to my kitchen table to change it up. Hopefully I can inspire you to do the same! Do you have a "go-to"centerpiece? Am I alone in my branch cutting?
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Very admirable and adorable things to be show cased within these table decor. Thank you very much for the sharing.
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Hello I'm from sweden i Will thank you for all the fantastic tips it's absolute amazing everything thank a lot have a good day Maria Elisabeth ❤️
DeleteBeautiful centre pieces thank you very much for sharin with us
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