Martha Stewart just perfectly demonstrated how to create the ultimate cosy farmhouse-esque table centrepiece for Christmas - and it's so easy to copy.
When it comes to the festive season, we all want to have the ideally decorated house (a la Cameron Diaz's house in the Nancy Meyers movie The Holiday) - but in reality, it can be time-consuming and expensive to bring to life all of your Christmas decorating ideas. Because of this, we're always in the market for penny-pinching Christmas decor tricks (just like that bargain shower curtain pole hack) - and we just found out about a super easy and chic one from none other than the lifestyle guru herself, Martha Stewart.
She posted her trick for creating chic and seasonally appropriate centre pieces to her dining room table on her Instagram, and we immediately took inspiration from it.
She gave a comprehensive explanation into her chic centrepiece hack, which involves using seasonal fruits and other ingredients and placing them into a wicker basket to mimic a cornucopia.
"When Thanksgiving rolls around and the harvest bounty is on our minds, baskets make a particularly lovely motif for the table. A centerpiece that's stylish, simple, and affordable? Check, check, and check," she started the caption on her post.
She then explained how folks can create their own "cornucopias" for their tables this holiday season - and it proves to be just as easy as it sounds.
"These baskets, filled with apples, pears, and walnuts, are reminiscent of an abundant cornucopia. You can use several to create a display that runs down the length of the table. Head to the link in our bio to see more Thanksgiving tablescape inspiration," she instructed in the rest of her caption.
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One of the best things about this holiday decorating trick is that it is truly customizable and you can really tailor it to your own personal style. For a more subtle holiday vibe, you could follow Martha's advice and add some details like cinnamon sticks, apples, and other harvested goods to create a cosy and simple look.
Or, if you want to fully shift into Christmas mode, you could take some pine garland and place it in the basket, also adding some twinkle lights within to really create a cosy Christmas vibe. Heck, add some ornaments in there if you want - whatever gets you in the Christmas mood! Regardless, this decor hack will essentially cost you no money, as you probably already have a lot of these things laying around your home.
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