Rustic Fall Centerpiece Idea for the Dining Table
Looking for fall or Thanksgiving dining table centerpiece idea? No matter how big or small the party is, having a gorgeous fall centerpiece is a must. Wait until you see this rustic fall centerpiece idea for the dining table!
Create a beautiful fall centerpiece using these tips and tricks. You’ll be amazed by what you can make with just a few supplies.
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I’m so excited to be joining my good friends in the Season of Thanks Blog Hop hosted by my friend Amber from Follow the Yellow Brick Home.
If you stopped by from my good friend Kelly’s at The Tattered Pew welcome to my home! She is such a great friend and has the most beautiful home!
In case you are new here, I am an avid gardener who has a major obsession with plants and flowers.
Because I love all things green and floral, I am a huge fan of bringing the outdoors in when I decorate my home.
A few weeks ago, I shared some easy fall table decor ideas and the response to my centerpiece has been incredible.
You loved it! And so do I!
The warm, rich, earthy, and organic tones together with the rustic vibe of the vintage toolbox look really festive for Thanksgiving or another fall gathering.
Centerpiece Ideas for the Dining Table
As much as I love fresh flower arrangements like this one I made for a cozy harvest table, I am a huge fan of making them with faux plants and flowers.
They always look good, add seasonal color, require minimal care, and can transform a room within minutes.
I enjoy having a centerpiece on my dining table because it’s one of the first rooms you see when you walk into my home and it just looks so pretty!
Plus, walking by it daily just makes my heart happy.
Centerpieces can be super simple like this one or like this garden mum and live pumpkins simple fall centerpiece idea.
Last Thanksgiving, I decorated my centerpiece for the dining table with winter greens and gold pumpkins.
For the holidays, I switched out the pumpkins and used these adorable Christmas present ornaments.
To change things up for winter, I swapped out the gift ornaments for these gorgeous white textured ornaments.
For spring, I decorated my dining table centerpiece with gorgeous faux magnolias.
And this is how I made the one from my fall tablescape post a few weeks ago.
How to Make This Rustic Fall Centerpiece Idea for the Dining Table
If you want to start making your own faux centerpieces, I suggest buying a few key items each season to slowly build up your stock of faux plant and flowers.
I shared some tips about how to buy faux plants and florals here.
Choose a Color Palette and Container
The first step when designing a dining table centerpiece is choosing an autumn color palette and the container.
I am in LOVE with this vintage toolbox I found thrifting in Vermont, so that’s what I used.
If the vessel you are using is deeper than a toolbox, you may want to use floral foam to help anchor faux plants in place.
Since my toolbox is pretty shallow, I didn’t need to use it.
Use the Thriller Filler and Spiller Method of Container Design
Before designing a centerpiece, it’s important to consider the thriller, filler and spiller technique for design. It will help drive the direction of how to arrange the plants so it’s aesthetically pleasing.
For this centerpiece design, I am working with a lot of earthy, organic textures so I’m using faux greens, pumpkins, berry sprigs and textured decor.
Start With a Base of Greenery
I started with a green base using these awesome faux bunches.
They are really fluffy and big so they fill in the base really well. And because they are so fluffy, they spill over the edge of the toolbox and help anchor the rest of my plants.
Honestly, I love the look of the greens as they are.
Sometimes there is beauty in simplicity, am I right?
Add Fall Decorations to the Dining Table Centerpiece
I wanted the pumpkins to take center stage in this centerpiece design, so I added several neutral pumpkins that have different textures randomly in the toolbox.
Each pumpkin is roughly the same size but different with color, texture, and dimension.
To make the centerpiece come alive and add more texture and height, I tucked in these gorgeous faux berry sprigs.
I’ve used these in a few different arrangements and love how they look.
To add a more interest, I tucked in these cute earthy fall potpourri pieces and pinecones.
And since they were from a bag of potpourri they smell really good too!
And that’s it!
The deep warm neutral look really striking.
Isn’t it so pretty?
Now that the days are getting shorter, I added these pretty fairy lights too to add some ambiance at night.
They are battery-operated with a timer so they go on and off automatically. Which makes remembering to turn them on or off that much easier!
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I am really excited to team up with my talented friends to bring you more fall gathering ideas. Check out their beautiful homes below to see more fall porch decor inspiration.
And thanks for stopping by my home today! Be sure and stop by my good friend Michelle at Thistle Key Lane who is the next stop on the Season of Thanks Blog Hop! Her home is gorgeous and I know you’ll love it as much as I do!
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