Here are three tips to keep in mind:
- Keep it simple. Your centerpiece doesn't need to be huge and elaborate and screaming 1980.
Atmosphere Interior Design via Houzz |
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- Often the best and most creative centerpieces are created with items you already have.
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Why not corral your wine corks or those shells from last summer's beach vacation to create a unique centerpiece or tablescape perfect for everyday.
- We know how much I love fresh flowers. Why not turn your fresh flowers into a beautiful dried arrangement? Hydrangeas work really well.
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So, bring a fresh perspective to your dining table. It's easier than you might think.
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Great post! I know you are featuring centerpieces, but the black wall is absolutely beautiful.
Yes it is!
Love this post because I'm a fan of a nice dining room table, but I have a few questions about table runners. Are they supposed to be purely decorative or can you use them during the meal like a center place mat? How long are they supposed to be(overhang or no)?
Thanks, Margie
Margie,
I wasn't able to find any etiquette do's/don'ts on runners. I will say that use mine as a center placemat during meal time. I did find an article that you may find interesting....http://www.overstock.com/guides/how-to-use-table-runners Hope this helps.
Maybe that's what I should do with the wine corks. I've been saving mine for YEARS to make a cork board and/or platter but have never done it!
April, I've got a lot of them stored up too! I was thinking about a serving tray or coasters. Guess I better head over to Pinterest for ideas. Lol!
Another great post!! Love the centerpiece ideas.
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