Deck Your Table
I’ve always enjoyed tabletop design. I think that goes back to when I was a child and we’d have gatherings with my large extended family. I remember walking into my relatives’ houses. There was always a set table with a gorgeous centerpiece to reflect anything festival or special occasion was being celebrated. Centerpieces are great points of focus for us designing junkies, since they can be switched out regularly. In comparison to a brand new sectional or a kitchen remodel, all these are cheap commitments that pack a good deal of visual punch.
The designs are endless and are limited only by creativity. There are seasonal and style-specific centerpieces to try in any home and in any room. Centerpieces can be used to get a special occasion table or just to freshen up the room or outside area. Have a look at these great centerpiece ideas and imagine them in your home to freshen up things for the season.
Willman Interiors ASID, / Gina Willman
Orchids create a great centerpiece. Planted orchids, arranged here in a concrete-inspired bowl, are known to last up to two months before their petals begin to fall.
My Romantic Home
Get creative with your everyday products. Seashells and moss transform this tiered pastry rack. Would you find this?
Lucy Interior Design
Vases are not just for flowers anymore. Try out searching in your yard for greenery such as a fern or palm. These single fronds create a terrific minimalist statement. Notice the way the different-shape vases increase the sculptural feel of this centerpiece grouping.
Debora carl landscape design
Green and black are a winning combination. Simple and stunning, this ‘Angelina’ sedum is everything you want against a terrazzo pot. This is the perfect style for a patio or sunroom centerpiece.
Wendi Young Design
Consider repurposing pieces found in flea markets or antiques shops. This older trough produces a great oversize statement for this trestle table.
VOH Architects
Feathers, anybody? This woodsy centerpiece made me thinking of autumn and of leaves’ turning colours. As the seasons change, so do our choices for centerpieces. All these warm-tone feathers arranged artfully in a decorative tin work.
Dreamy Whites
Bottles and jars (in this instance, in a classic French bottle carrier) are great for flowering branches of any sort.
Camilla Molders Design
Palm leaves usually last more than fresh flowers and give a strong dose of color and texture. A wide-bottom vase with a narrow neck is a perfect shape for palm leaves or other single branches.
Megan Crane Designs, Inc..
A long, tubular vase full of water and stones is ideal for an orchid stem. The centerpiece is produced simply by repeating the look.
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
For outdoor dining, what could be more striking than a natural-gas fire characteristic as your headboard? This brand new twist on candlelight is striking and practical.
1800Lighting
Play with scale. This centerpiece produces a gorgeous statement in this outdoor loggia. This scale could do the job just as well to get a headboard on a large entry or foyer table.
MuseInteriors
Have you got a pair of beautiful vases, but the opening is too little for flowers? Just place them on a desk and put flowers in between. A ideal solutuion for all those vases with an awkward shape.
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