No Christmas linens? No problem! This table runner is actually a winter scarf!

This healthy holiday gingerbread fruit and nut edible Christmas wreath is a tasty gingerbread cookie layered with chocolate cream cheese, lots of fruit and nuts and makes a wonderful edible centerpiece and/or holiday gift!

You can have a beautiful tablescape for Christmas and still stick to neutrals - this example proves that! u

This super fun and festive table centerpiece uses very few supplies and the kids can help too! You can make it for your own home or as a gift!

If you are striving for a frugal Christmas, this upcycled centerpiece is just what you need.

Description is required.Have an old wooden box or crate? This gorgeous centerpiece is upcycled from an old wooden tool box!

These cardboard Christmas trees are a kid-friendly craft and perfect for a whimsical Christmas centerpiece.

These pom pom pine cone ornaments are fun and easy to make and take only minutes. They would make a great addition to your tree, a pretty centerpiece or easy gift for kids to give this year.

Snow globes are magical for Christmas and winter in general. Here's how to make your own to create a winter wonderland centerpiece.

Description is required.It would never be on my radar to decorate with walnuts, but I absolutely love the unique color and texture they bring to this centerpiece!

This is a great tutorial with tips on how to use live greenery and natural elements to create holiday table decorations.

These wood rounds and simple white plates make for a beautiful, modern Christmas tablescape.

Aged terra cotta is a great way to lighten up pots and give them an interesting texture.

Bring advent to your table with this advent candle centerpiece idea.

Description is required.I love the use of a metallic mini tabletop tree for a fun and festive Christmas centerpiece!

This post includes great tips for making basic grocery store flowers look special and beautiful on your Christmas table.

This is a great explanation of what an advent wreath is, what it's purpose is, and how to set one up on your Christmas table.

Got pinecones? If you live in an area that drops a lot of pine cones, you're going to want to check out this Christmas centerpiece idea!

I love the use of red and a mixture of heights in this centerpiece, which you could mimic with things gathered from around your home!

Keep it simple with recycled glass bottles and simple florals or greenery.

Love metallics? This tablescape will inspire you and your holiday style!

Eucalyptus is a beautiful greenery that smells wonderful and is great for Christmas or year round decor.

If you decorate in a more traditional style, you will love this table's use of burgundy and gold. It's a simple but elegant look.

If your home has more of a beach house vibe, then consider bringing in some copper along with your normal blues and whites. This is an easy way to give the space a more festive feel.

For a traditional Christmas look, stick to greenery with bold pops of red and gold. This is a wonderful, modern take on a traditional Christmas tablescape.

These felt Christmas trees are an easy craft to make and give your Christmas table a whimsical feel.

If you prefer to keep it simple, this Christmas greenery set up is simply elegant.

Black + White + Gold is the perfect modern color scheme for Christmas!

Whether you prefer rustic decor or just want to make things literal, a DIY yule log centerpiece is a great touch for the holidays!

Mason jars are inexpensive and can be updated in any color or design to match your home decor style.

Prefer a farmhouse look? Here are some great ideas for farmhouse style Christmas decor!