It's easily removable as it is in a tray...
It makes a statement about what season it is...
It's not too large...
It is pretty...
and as an added bonus, it provides some cozy ambiance.
It's design is quite simple but I'll show you how I put this fall coffee table centerpiece together.
Here are the items I used.
I placed a woven tray on a placemat to prevent adding even more scratches to our coffee table.
Next, I placed a hurricane vase with some acrylic orange vase filler in the middle of the tray.
A pedestal candleholder was buried into the vase filler and an orange pillar candle placed on top.
Some faux sugared pumpkins were arranged around the glass vase.
Colourful faux leaves were then tucked into the edges of the tray.
I set faux fall berry picks into any empty spaces in the arrangement.
And there you have an easy-to-put-together coffee table centerpiece that fulfills all my criteria for a practical yet pretty centerpiece.
Now, to pour a glass of wine, relax and enjoy it!
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Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch
Home & Garden Thursday at A Delightsome Life
Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch
Home Sweet Home at The Charm of Home
I agree big time! You can’t go wrong with a tray arrangement! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLove it and thank you for the step by step instructions.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, looking gorgeous in front of the fire!!! Very Autumn!!!
ReplyDeleteNice! I usually have a quilted table topper or runner on the coffee table that changes with the seasons. Autumn has a leaf runner, with ceramic pumpkins and some books with autumn color covers.
ReplyDeleteYou have created such a gorgeous centerpiece for your coffee table. I love the pretty traditional fall colors you chose. Everything looks just beautiful! Happy Fall!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Lori! I just pinned this gorgeous centerpiece. Thank you for sharing! xxx
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful - I would never have thought to put it together this way, but I'm definitely going to try now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Found you through BNOTP
Easy and beautiful and next year you can use the same items and make a totally different arrangement. I love faux flowers and pumpkins and stuff you can use year after year. Just give them a little shower and their good as new.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder that it doesn't take much time to create a lovely centerpiece that meets all the requirements! I don't usually do one for the coffee table (we have two 90-lb labs with active tails! lol!), but this would be just the thing for an end-table.
ReplyDeleteSandra @ Dinner at Eight
This is so pretty, Lori. I love the idea of putting the vignette all within a tray or basket. Makes it easy to shoosh aside when needed. You've always been great at vignettes!
ReplyDeleteYou've checked all the boxes for our senses here. It's perfect. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all of the orange! It is perfect for fall!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Perfect size and colors for fall!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Your centerpiece is perfect. I agree with your requirements for it, especially about being moveable. It looks really pretty and certainly festive for fall
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post! What a good idea to center your coffee table decor on one tray. Thank you for showing us exactly how you "built" it to be a lovely addition to the room.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I'm featuring you this week!
Hi There! This is so incredibly lovely. I have been so inspired by your post. I love your centerpiece. It's the prettiest thing I've seen in like, forever! Thanks for showing us how you did it. And thanks for linking up at Grace at Home with Richella! Have a blessed week.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing at my link up. This is so inspiring, you really have me longing for Fall!
ReplyDeleteJust what I was looking for. A centerpiece that reaches out and invites you in to enjoy the rich, colorful, peacefulness of the fall. An it's easy too.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Will be recreating this for my 55th birthday dinner. Thanx for the step by step instructions!
ReplyDeleteThank you.Im going to make it.For my kitchen table.
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