At Christmas, it is atmospheric when the table is decorated appropriately. Here we have a tip on how the table can be decorated elegantly yet cozily for Christmas:
Christmas table decoration in gold, white and green
This table decoration has the base colors gold, white, and green.
What you’ll need:
- white placemats
- white napkins
- gold cord
- gold pendants (stars, Christmas baubles, etc.)
- large fir branches
- large vase
- small and large Christmas baubles gold or green
- large sash
- 4 lanterns
- 8 boxwood branches
- 4 white pillar candles
- gold spray (available in craft stores)
- walnuts, almonds (with shell!), and pine cones, etc.
- Clay pots
- foam rubber or flexible branches
Instructions:
Lay out white placemats, preferably no tablecloth, so that the beautiful wooden table comes into its own. The base colors for this decoration are white, gold, and green. Fold the napkins into a cone shape and tie them together with a beautiful gold cord. You can optionally thread on gold pendants, such as stars or small Christmas baubles, before tying them together.
On the left and right of the table, you can place large fir branches in a vase or two small fir trees. Decorate these with small Christmas baubles. You can tie a large gold sash nicely around the vase. In the middle of the table, lanterns look very nice. It is best to wrap neutral glasses with a gold cord and tuck 1-2 boxwood branches between the cord and the glass, then place the white candles inside.
Spray walnuts, almonds (with shell!), and pine cones, etc., with gold spray and scatter them in the middle of the table. Of course, large and small Christmas baubles in gold or green should not be missing and are also scattered a little in the middle of the table.
A beautiful eye-catcher is also when you put large, gold pine cones into (gold or white) clay pots. To keep the pine cones nicely on top, it is best to line the clay pot with foam rubber or soft, flexible branches. Of course, sand also works, and you simply tie the lower end of the cone with a beautiful gold ribbon so that the transition is not so visible.
Extra tip:It is decorative and, above all, provides a wonderful scent if you stud oranges with clove heads. For this, it is best to prick the peel beforehand to pre-determine the pattern. You can simply stud them all around like a hedgehog or draw beautiful lines.
Read also:Â Tips for Christmas decoration
Photo by Sabine, meinhaushalt.at
