
My inspiration for this design was the changing of the seasons. I think this is a transitional arrangement—we’ve just left fall and are getting ready for the holidays. It’s also time for entertaining, so I created a long tablescape by making three arrangements and grouping them together with other elements on the table. I used a mix of complementary tones like rust, cranberry, white, and blush to create a new interpretation of the traditional holiday color scheme. Incorporating many different flowers of various textures makes it more reminiscent of nature. I also wanted it to feel light and feminine since this was created for a dessert party with friends, so I added brass, fruit, and white ceramic bud vases to give it a cheerful feel.
— Kaylyn Hewitt, owner and creative director at True Vine Studio

How to Make the Holiday Table Centerpiece
- chicken wire
- floral tape
- three complementary containers
- sumac foliage
- leucothoe branches
- Christmas bush hellebore
- ‘Amnesia’ garden roses
- pink garden roses
- Allium canadense
- lisianthus
- ranunculus
See more of Kaylyn Hewitt’s work at True Vine Studio.
By Kaylyn Hewitt | Produced by Jena Hippensteel | Photography by Joyelle West
More Step-by-Step Floral Centerpieces
- Summer Centerpiece in Hot Pink and Green
- Desert Inspired Centerpiece
- Natural Tulip Centerpiece
- Adri Smith’s Autumn Palette