Farmhouse Christmas Garland Tablescape

Farmhouse Christmas Garland Tablescape Details

It’s beginning to look at lot Christmas around my house!  This is the first year I will be hosting Christmas in our new home and I am beyond excited!  I plan on making a delish meal and y’all know I need an epic table to go along with it.   I wanted to create a simple farmhouse centerpiece that was natural and easy for you boos to do as well!

As I’ve mentioned before, it all starts with the center of the table.  I began to build my tablescape by placing a burlap runner down the middle.  I then took one strand of garland I purchased from my local nursery, put it on top of the runner, and layered on antlers and flocked pine cones.  Next up I placed three trees on the table, equal distance a part, with the larger flocked tree in the middle.  I finished off the centerpiece with my everyday black candlesticks a la Pottery Barn.  I always think you should have candles on a table as it creates a beautiful ambiance.  Voila, she’s done!  It’s that simple and easy.

Now that the centerpiece is complete, let’s move onto the place setting.  I LOVE chargers and have been eyeing these wood beauties for years.  I finally invested in them last month when I built my Thanksgiving tablescape.  They are the perfect amount of rustic for my farmhouse table.  Many of y’all have asked me if they smell as the reviews mention an odor.  I have had ZERO issue with mine – they smell like trees and I’m ALL about that! 😉

Next, I set the table using my classic white dinner plates and gold flatware.  To add in a lil’ holiday touch I purchased new red buffalo check napkins this year.  They bring in the perfect amount of color AND farmhouse touch.  Probably my favorite festive item are the wreath name cards.  I mean, how cute are they!??  I also love adding a personal touch and getting creative with name cards is my favorite way to do this.  I found these gems here!  Glassware was the last item to complete the table.  I wanted to compliment the metallic in the flatware, so I selected vintage style glasses with a gold rim.  Perfection!

The last little holiday decor item I want to mention, is the garland I placed on the chandeliers.  I wasn’t sure how it was going to turn out, but I LOVE it!  I weaved it around the iron before starting the tablescape so I could clean up the falling debris.  Other than it being a little messy, it was SO easy and added a very natural element to the space!

Overall, this table is festive and a great reflection of my overall home design.  I love purchasing a few new items each holiday and mixing it with my everyday goodies.  Remember, make it your own!  See below to shop my tablescape.  As always, leave a comment with any questions you may have.

Happy Holidays!

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