So… Where to begin? First, I started off by looking at the Deck The Halls line and selecting groups of the same items — all in gold. Buy a lot of the items; too few, and it looks sparse. Also, think of how to add a twist to items outside of their traditional use. You’ll see some things on my table setting that isn’t necessarily being used as originally intended. I’ll explain more below!

I purchased three gold hurricane candle holders from the collection. I always buy things in threes or odd numbers — two is too little, four looks too forced, so three is always the loveliest number I find.

To add more interest, I wrapped a small box in kraft paper to match my kraft paper runner. This gives the middle vase extra height; a simple thing to do that adds visual interest to your table.

Instead of placing candles in the hurricane holders, I inserted potted paperwhites from my local Lowe’s Garden Centre inside the glass to provide depth and contrast to the gold.

I found black pots that worked with my theme as they tie in with the black ornaments also from the collection. Paperwhites are also my all-time favourite winter flower, likely stemming from memories of my Mom having them in her own home during the holidays.

Here’s a way to switch it up: If you wanted more of a formal look, you may opt not to put paperwhites and instead put evergreens in there… or more candles! The nice thing about the Deck The Halls Collection is that the key pieces are beautiful and classic, meaning you can easily bring to life a different look with a few simple changes.

The hurricane vases can easily revert back to candle holders, or you could store groups of coloured glass Christmas balls in them. The ideas and uses are endless!

To fill in the space between the hurricane vases, I started placing the tall gold pillar candle holders along the centre of the table. These are gorgeous and come in two heights, which is perfect for spacing out along the table.

You should also consider adding candles in different sizes on top of the candle holders as another way to add some height variety. I mixed in some of my vintage brass candlestick holders into the tablescape as well, for added visual interest. The common thread is gold.

To finish off the table, I made seating cards using the black ornaments from the Deck The Halls collection and handwrote each guest’s name on the balls using a chalk marker. Make a mistake? Chalk washes off easily with some water, so it’s easy peasy lemon squeezy!

With a few choice pieces from Lowe’s collection of four stunning trends, you can easily bring some beautiful holiday style that’s your own into your home.