Shop The House Design Challenge – Fall Edition, Week 4

It’s the 4th and final week of the Shop The House Design Challenge. My friends and I have had so much fun, redecorating a space each week using only what we have in our homes.  Click on the links to see week’s 1, 2 and 3. This week I pushed myself to do a Fall tablescape that is a little out of the ordinary for me. 🙂

So I asked my daughter’s what I should do for week 4 and they said “Copper”…my girls have such good taste! 🙂 They know I love my copper! I also wanted to use one of my vintage scales because if you follow me on Instagram you know I love my scales! I had some green garland from Hobby Lobby and some cool purple artichokes I had picked up at Michaels a few weeks back. So my mind was turning and I started playing.

I pulled out one of my favorite scales that has a gray base and brass bowls. I added my favorite White velvet pumpkins.

I started playing with the garland I got from Hobby Lobby and pulled out the purple artichokes, some green artichokes I had and some gorgeous faux plums I picked up along the way. I had a full Fall feast going on. 🙂

The really nice artichoke filled garlands can cost up to $50 so by making my own I was able to save quite a bit. I simply laid the artichokes and plums throughout the garland, I didn’t attach them. Also, since I love using artichokes in my kitchen decor I can use these later on for something else. I’ve included an affiliate link here to some nice looking artichokes in case you need some! 🙂

It was time to add some height to the table. I added a large, heavy stone candle holder I had to one end. I love the texture it added. Stone and cement pieces are something I’m always drawn to…I guess they have a timeless look to them.

Now I had to balance out the other side. I looked around at all my copper and pulled out a tall copper pot I had. I grabbed my pheasant feathers that I had gotten last fall. The two complimented each other instantly and just said “Fall” to me. The pot wasn’t quite tall enough so I “shopped the house” and found a stone pedestal I had. Sometimes it’s good to be a hoarder! 🙂

I added a few gold metallic candleholders I had for color and a little sparkle. Now the look is complete. It’s definitely a more festive tablescape than I’m used to doing, but my girls love it and even asked me to keep it for a while! What do you think?

Join us on Instagram by using the #shopthehouse tag. I would love for you to follow me here on my blog, Pinterest and on Instagram for more budget friendly decor inspiration! Be sure and visit my friends to see what they did for week 4 of the Shop The House Design Challenge.

Momtique

The Hamby Home

A House And A Dog

Coffee Paint Repeat

Start At Home Decor

 

Thanks for visiting!

~Holli