It’s the holiday season and my husband and I are in full swing with hosting holiday dinners with family and friends.
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As in the previous few years, I adorned the chairs with faux wreaths. I used to spend so much time hanging them just right but last year my husband used removable clear clips (similar ones here). They are a game changer and we used them again this year.
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I always move things around until I get them just right. However, I had a vision for this area and I got it right the first time. I wanted my collection of white and metal trees in one vignette. No greens, no lights. A minimalist but a look that made a statement.
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For the centerpiece on the dining room table I arranged a few small bouquets of baby’s breathe. I love the simplicity of them (and they’re affordable).
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I used a mixture of my everyday plates with my “fancy” accent plates and added a holiday touch of red. These mini gingerbread mug toppers were the show stopper.
Happy entertaining!
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Beautiful job, Tina!
Looks great. Happy holidays to you and yours.
Marie
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Thank you so much! And happy holidays to you too!!