We’re ready for fall decorating — the more pumpkins, pinecones and early autumn florals the better. Laura Trevey at Bright, Bold and Beautiful shares our sentiment. She recently posted some great tips on creating autumn vignettes, and is contributing some of her tips and ideas to the blog today.
For this vignette, Laura used our Chevron Tray and Punched Ceramic Lanterns, which are currently sold out (try this one instead).
Why did you choose these lanterns and tray?
“I love using trays to protect my table tops and this gorgeous Pottery Barn chevron tray is also a handsome statement piece. When I am creating vignettes, I group objects together with different heights. My Pottery Barn lanterns were the perfect choice for height and color.”
What fall foliage is your favorite for fall decorating?
“I hardly ever purchase foliage for centerpiece arrangements and festive vignettes. I can usually find everything I need right in my backyard. For early fall, I just love these pastel rose colored sedum blooms. As we head into Winter, I incorporate more magnolia leaves, holly leaves and berries, and I love red nandina berries, too.”
What advice could you offer for creating pretty, easy vignettes for fall?
“Use what you have. Have fun experimenting with different shaped objects. If you need more height, place one grouping on top of a stack of pretty coffee table books or magazines.”
Make sure to read more of Laura’s posts on her site, Bright, Bold and Beautiful.
Photos courtesy Laura Trevey
LOVE mason jars and use them whenever and wherever I can. I like the idea of pairing them with pine cones. It looks rustic and cozy!! Fall is totally my favorite season.
All about the Mason Jars too! Great look. I used Mason jars in my project shoots a lot! At home, I use them for my water glasses!
Great project.
Thank you for sharing it.
Have a great day!