What's the first thing you notice on a holiday tablescape? Although pretty plates, elegant glassware, and a textural tablecloth are all important, nothing has visual impact like a striking centerpiece.
Michelle Pfeiffer's simple display of stunning white peonies shows that even a straightforward design can make a massive difference.
Recreate Michelle's Look at Home
These gorgeous faux peonies will last long beyond the holiday season, bringing clear to your home no matter the time of year. When not in use on the table, they can be arranged in the living room or bedroom.
These beautiful and light vases from Mrs. Alice are perfect for creating a floral centerpiece that encourages conversation. I used them on my Thanksgiving table and I've never gotten so many complements.
A beautiful tablescape would be incomplete without gorgeous plates and these John-Derian designed pieces are especially striking. They would look gorgeous with an all white floral arrangement.
Michelle Pfeiffer uses a red pitcher to add contrast to her white floral centerpiece, and this red Le Creuset version is sure to remain timeless. It's versatile enough to use for everyday dining and your most fabulous dinner parties.
A holiday table needs glasses, and these twisted designs with a festive gold rim would double as decor as well as something to serve your chosen tipple in.
Though it may seem basic, an elegant wine glass is one of the most powerful accoutrements to a table. These gorgeous yet affordable glasses take any look to the next level.
So, why does Michelle Pfeiffer's table centerpiece look so striking? For one, she uses the natural materials of the flowers and the unfinished wood of the table to bring an organic feel into her home. This look is right in line with Christmas trends for this year.
Josh Branigan, a Furniture and Home Interiors Expert at Cuckooland explains: 'As Christmas trends continue to embrace nature-inspired design, earthy tones and organic elements are becoming a favorite for festive styling. This aesthetic creates a calm, grounded, and elegant setting.'
Luckily, as Michelle's home shows, it's easy to recreate. 'For a nature-inspired tablescape, choose neutral linens, wooden accessories, and ceramic tableware,' advises Josh. 'Incorporate foraged elements such as pinecones, evergreen sprigs, dried citrus slices, or eucalyptus stems placed thoughtfully along the table. These natural details introduce warmth and texture, creating a serene winter-inspired dining experience.'
With all the stress of the holiday season, your tablescape should be easy. With wonderful ideas like Michelle Pfeiffer's, you can have all the beauty without working too hard.
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