Holiday Centerpiece with Kirkland's

It’s hard to believe that it’s already time to start thinking about holiday decorating. This year has flown by! I recently put together a holiday centerpiece for our dining room table using a combination of fresh greenery and some items I picked up from Kirkland’s.

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kirkland’s. All opinions are my own.

I like simple decor that’s easy to put together and isn’t too complicated, and I wanted to go with a somewhat neutral look for this room. I tried a few slightly different combinations and just sort of played around with different looks. I started with a long wooden tray, and then filled it with greenery as well as some of the Kirkland’s goodies. I love the idea of adding holiday decor to our dining table since it has sort of become the heart of our home. I built the table and benches, and now our boys congregate around it daily after school to work on their homework. It’s sort of a family hangout spot, so I always like to decorate it for each holiday.

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I snagged some Magnolia leaves and sprigs of holly from our yard (because bonus: they are free!). I played around and layered all of the greenery and items from Kirkland’s. Super easy. I tried a few different combinations too. I love that Kirkland’s has such a great variety of holiday items to choose from, and you can mix and match them and create your own holiday decor.

I also arranged some large gold ball ornaments on top of some glittery sprigs of greenery.

Here’s a list of the specific items I used from Kirkland’s to create these holiday centerpieces:

Rose and Champagne Glitter Ball Ornament
White Snowball Berry Spray
Frosted Green Pine Spray (currently sold out online)
Snowy Pine Cone Bush
Rustic Wood Runner Tray
Glitter Antler Ornament

I also love that the wooden tray can be repurposed and used year round. It’s a really nice size and it would be fun to use it but change up the decor for each season or holiday. I’m considering painting it just to give it a little bit of a contrast against the wood table.