How to Create an “Old Money” Christmas Table Centerpiece ?
Hello Cool Girls ! Winter is coming and Christmas is right behind it. If, like me, you are thrilled, you’re probably already scanning Pinterest for this year’s Christmas Table Settings inspirations. If you’re looking to impress your guests this year while choosing sustainable decor, I have a suggestion for you. The “Old Money” aesthetic is your greatest asset. In my last article, I explained how it’s not just a trend, but a way of life that prioritizes quality over quantity. That’s why an “Old Money” Christmas Table Centerpiece is perfect for a sustainable approach. If you want to know how to recreate this aesthetic, don’t skip.
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1. Red roses for an Christmas Table Centerpiece
You’ve probably seen it on Pinterest:red roses have become a classic choice for decorating your Christmas table. What we love about this decor is thatit is biodegradable. While the flower industry can have a detrimental impact on the environment, we can choose more sustainable options by ensuring our flowers are freshly cut, pesticide-free and locally grown. The day after the holidays you could use them to start your first compost. What a best way to start the new year ?
2. Add greenery to your centerpiece
Greenery always elevate an interior design, you can reach this goal with a fir guirland. Then add some pillar candles, you will have a sophisticated Christmas Centerpiece.
3. Create a Table Settings with Silver Accents
Elevate your Christmas table setting with a touch of opulence. A silver charger plate adds a timeless and festive elegance. It is also a timeless piece that you’ll be able to reuse for other festivities.
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- Stainless Charger Plate
4. Create a Minimalist “Old Money” Table
Whether you’re dreaming of a cozy Christmas in a chalet or simply looking to create a dreamy atmosphere on a budget, a simple yet elegant centerpiece can make all the difference. Light up your table with a collection of candles to instantly warm the space and add a touch of holiday magic
Still haven’t decided on your holiday decor ? I recently wrote about mastering the “Old Money” Christmas tree aesthetic, and I think you’ll love it. Take a look here !
