Hey all, welcome! In the event you stumbled upon this post by chance, you are in luck, this post is part of a Holiday Tablescape series! OR…
if you are already well aware of the party in progress, in which case… Didn’t you just love Remodelando la Casa tablescape!? I love the natural look with pops of red. Obviously.
Alright you guys, today we are talking centerpieces. Putting together a stunning tablescape does not need to leave you breathing into paper bag! I threw this one together fairly quickly using lots of things from around the house!
I don’t necessarily take away from the magic of this tablescape, but I am going to show you a few tips and tricks to do an elegant tablescape on the cheap.
See, not that bad right ?! Look at what a few fairly inexpensive pieces can create. It doesn’t need to have a Pottery Barn price in order to look designer!
Do you like to decorate your table for the holidays? You’ll want to check out the rest of the Holiday Tablescape Tour for more ideas!
Head on over at Stacy Risenmay, you’ll love her tablescape! Here is a sneak peak:
Decor Adventures
Her Toolbelt
I Am a Homemaker
Pretty Handy Girl
Remodelando la Casa
Sawdust 2 Stitches
Stacy Risenmay
That’s My Letter
Enjoy the rest of the tour!
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Jaime Costiglio says
December 16, 2016 at 10:11 amSmitten!!! Wish you lived closer, we could make giant magic with lots of inexpensive supplies. Love this simple combination against your brick wall, just beautiful.
Brittany aka Pretty Handy Girl says
December 16, 2016 at 10:44 amGirl, you make it look so easy. I love that your tablescape looks like a million bucks but you spent very little. Thanks for joining the tour.
Cristina says
December 16, 2016 at 11:53 amWow, what a gorgeous room and tablescape! You’re so right, it doesn’t have to be expensive to look so good. Love it!
Susie says
December 17, 2016 at 9:22 amI found this tour from Christina’s blog and so happy I did. This simple and sleek tablescape is just my style. LOVE the ribbon tie around a berry stem on the plate. It is so fresh and inviting. Totally lovely job! Merry Christmas from Susie at The Chelsea Project