My decorations this season are very simple since DH and one son will not be home and the other son and I will be traveling.
I went to the fabric store and bought one yard of a sueded cotton and folded in thirds to make a runner and cut greenery from the yard.
placed pine cones and ornaments in this tall vase, added the candlesticks and tall tea light holders
plus two of the vases I made in the previous post
a bit of 'ice'
and battery operated lights
It looks so pretty at night with all of the candles lit, just hard to capture with my camera.
Why not take a little trip over to Susan at Between Naps and the Porch and see what others are doing on their tables? Another fun place to visit is Julia at Hooked on Houses for her holiday house tour.
Renae, it is just stunning. I love all the pretty candles and the greens with the icy garland is just beautiful. Everything looks stunning. I hope you are having a Blessed Christmas Season. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeletei love the 'ice thingie'.
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renae...LOVED your comment on my blog... and truly i feel the same way... without HIM i am nothing...thank you so much... you made my day... x pam
ReplyDeleteLove your colors, the silver and white and the icy garland centerpiece is just so lovely, the table is truly an inviting space, thanks so much for sharing, i am a new follower of yours and would love you to come for a visit...
ReplyDeletebeautiful, i always love nature in the house~
ReplyDeleteNOw this is BEAUTIFUL!!!! You make it look so simple. I peeked at your other posts, I love your style. The green, white and natural color theme is just gorgeous. I am going to follow you. I could learn a lot!
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Gorgeous, love the mercury glass candle holders and the silver and green theme!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice decorations! Thanks for inviting us in.
ReplyDeleteHope to see you next week for the Holly Bloggy Christmas Bash!
LOVE simple this year! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful, simple but oh, so elegant.
ReplyDeleteIt's all looking beautiful, Renae! I love your banner photo, too. Hope that you have a beautiful weekend, sweet friend! xo
ReplyDeleteGrand candlesticks!
ReplyDeleteI really hope your Christmas will happy, even if being on the road.
Traveling is sometimes a enjoyable way to spend the Holidays, away from all the hectic preparations.
On Sunday is Lucia Day in Sweden and also my husbands birthday.....our family tradion is a house full with friends and family for the smorgasbord. Meaning a marathon in cooking!
All the best,
Ingela
This may be simple but oh so elegant. I love silver with pine boughs! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, elegant and lovely.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Renae. Love the mix of pinecones and silvery ornaments in the tall vases... and everything else too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous centerpiece! Love the wreath in your header too.
ReplyDeleterue
Gorgeous Renae!
ReplyDeleteLove the cloches!
Thank-you for your blog friendship this year!
Happy Holidays sweetie!
love, kelee
It is all so lovely, Renae! What a beautiful home you have!
ReplyDeleteYou gave it your special touch! Your way with things is just wonderful and aren't you clever...How on earth do you do the battery thingy. Can you buy battery operated lights?
ReplyDeleteBTW I am officially copying your gorgeous wreath on your banner!
xoxo Lisa
Your decorations look stunning! Love all the greenery you have used! Tracey xx
ReplyDeleteYour comment was so true. I see it in print all the time. Even in this small town that I live in, the most sucessful designer here is clueless. It kills me !
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Renae...safe travels with your son during the holidays :)
ReplyDeleteBest,
Michelle