Centerpieces for Fall & Winter

Decorate once to dazzle twice. Assemble one of our four fantastic fall displays and voila! With a few simple switches, you have a fresh look for winter.

By Deb Wiley Photographs by John Reed Forsman

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An Urn of Plenty

Fall.

THE BASICS: A pedestal urn in a distressed-ivory color holds this project. Ours measures 9 inches tall and 11 inches wide.

FALL: Arrange smaller fruits and veggies with autumn tones into an attractive grouping. We used dried and fresh materials such as tomatillos, pomegranates, golden beets, mini pumpkins, gourds, artificial grapes, red onions, apples, bittersweet and dried quince slices. Tuck seeded eucalyptus and dried cockscomb celosia around the edges.

stone like decorative holder with holiday bulbs and pine needles displayed inside

Winter.

WINTER: Christmas ornaments in sparkly jewel tones replace the veggies and flowers. Fragments of evergreens around the edges add a softening touch.

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