christmas centerpieces
One vase, three centerpieces
Build the base once — tray, vase, greenery, berries — then change the figure and the whole table changes with it. Nativity, nutcracker, lantern.
I style holiday rooms for private clients in Dallas. Everything I build for my own table, I write down — every piece, every store, what it actually cost.
A new project every week with the full shopping list, sent to you.
Each one has a printable list — every item, how many, and which store.
Build the base once — tray, vase, greenery, berries — then change the figure and the whole table changes with it. Nativity, nutcracker, lantern.
Stems, stackables and a can of spray paint. The whole table reads like a florist did it, and the receipt says otherwise.
A front door is the one thing every guest sees up close. This is the layering order I use on every client install, scaled down to a weekend.
The handful of things that show up in almost every project. Worth owning once.
Textured stone vase
Wide mouth, heavy base. Holds a full arrangement without tipping.
Round wooden tray
Turns a centerpiece into a composition. The one thing most tables are missing.
Norfolk pine stems
The realistic ones. Six is usually enough for a full look.
Matte spray paint
Krylon, about $5 at Walmart. Does more work than anything else on this list.
The full list, printable, free.