THE TRICK TO MAKE YOUR TABLETOPS POP

I recently relocated this hutch to the dining room. Followed by my decision to move the console table along the wall between the living and dining rooms. With a high-traffic location on the main level, the pressure was on to step up my tabletops pop for fall! I figured out the trick to make your tabletops pop!

Let’s go!

WHITE HUTCH WITH PUMPKINS AND FLORALS AND ACCESSORIES ON TOP

I moved these Pottery Barn mirrors into the hallway because light and mirrors are best friends unless you are taking a selfie.

PS The mirrors are on sale.

CONSOLE WITH FALL STEMS AND A PUMPKIN

The table was content living its best buffet/console life. It was simple and not fussy.

But the table was a little too calm for my personality. It looked bored. It wanted more than to be a placeholder for a faux plant.

I started to take inventory of the xe excessive amount of fall decor in my plastic bin.

The trick to decorating a console table is to figure out a balance. If you don’add enough it looks lost. And if you add too much it starts to resemble the clearance aisle at Hobby Lobby.

Here is how I made my console table pop with a balance of seasonal decor. These ideas work for all seasons and holidays.

TABLETOPS FILLED WITH PUMPKINS, GREENERY, FLORALS

TRICKS TO MAKE YOUR TABLETOPS POP

Here are the details on how to decorate and then keep reading for the trick!

  • mix and match pumpkins
  • add faux fall leaves
  • candles
  • candle sticks or pillars
  • a mix of greenery and fall stems

I keep a plastic tote filled with fall pumpkins, but my favorite finds are always at the bottom of the tub. I talked about these bottom-of-the-bin finds when I talked about one-minute fall decor ideas!

.But the trick to take your console table to the next level is to add height to the table.

Height adds visual interest to the buffet, sideboard, or console table.

I got the idea when I moved my office hutch to the dining room.

HUTCH FILLED WITH PUMPKINS AND DAISYS AND PIE PLATES

The hutch filled an empty arch so I had the space to add pumpkins and plants and faux mums.

But the trick was adding visual, vertical interest to the hutch and eventually my console table.

The Tricks and Tips TO TABLETOPS

  • cake plates
  • candle pillars
  • turn recycled candle jars upside down for an instant pillar
  • stacked books add height

I couldn’t figure out to make my console table pop with a little more enthusiasm for the season. Until I found myself adding pumpkins, leaves and candles to the table.

Over the years I collected a few cake plates in different sizes. When they are not serving up chocolate pumpkin bars or this pumpkin spice cake for bakers like me. Cake plates are a great way to add depth and height to tables, bookcases, and centerpieces.

CANDLESTICKS AND PIE PLATES ADD HEIGHT TO TABLE TOPS

And then overnight my console table looked like this.

CONSOLE TABLE WITH A MIX OF PLANTS, FALL LEAVES, PUMPKINS AND CANDLES

What do you think?

Thank you for stopping by today at Everyday Edits. These tabletop tricks are inexpensive and work for all seasons and holidays.

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One Comment

  1. Laura,
    Love it all…So pretty! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
    Hugs,
    Deb
    Debbie-Dabble Blog

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