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The Final Layer: Centerpiece Ideas for Elevated Holiday Hosting

Dec 17th 2025

The Final Layer: Centerpiece Ideas for Elevated Holiday Hosting

The Final Layer: Centerpiece Ideas for Elevated Holiday Hosting


Curated Spaces. Elevated Hosting. That is the foundation of our design philosophy, and never is it more important than during the holidays. While your major pieces - your coffee and accent tables - anchor the room, it's the centerpiece that truly defines the season and sets the tone for extraordinary entertaining.

This season, move beyond mass-produced holiday decor. Your tabletop vessel - whether it’s a stately urn or an organic-modern bowl - is a beautiful piece of art waiting to be layered with personal style.

Here is a guide to styling your vessels for the holidays, ensuring every gathering feels both warm and uniquely yours.

 For the Timeless Traditionalist

If your home embraces deep colors, rich textures, and classic holiday motifs, your centerpiece should feel abundant and inviting.

     • Vessel Choice: Select a traditional, generous piece like a wide bowl or the Cheju Urn.

     • Styling: Focus on classic greenery. Mix dark cedar and pine with the rich contrast of magnolia leaves (which have a lovely dark green top and a fuzzy brown underside). Add pops of color with holly or deep red winter berries and cluster a few natural pinecones for texture. Finish the base with a heavy, velvet ribbon in deep wine or forest green.


 For the Modern Minimalist

If your style favors clean lines, negative space, and a neutral palette, your centerpiece should be monochromatic and sculptural, allowing the form of the vessel to shine.

     • Vessel Choice: A piece with clean geometry or strong texture, like the Dodeca Tabletop Vessel or our Luna Low Bowl.

     • Styling: Embrace simplicity. Fill the vessel with a single, dramatic element: white paperwhites, silvery dusted branches, or a collection of varying-sized brass or matte gold ornaments. For a natural look, use a base of white, faux snow or simple green moss and top it with bleached or white-washed driftwood. The key here is restraint - less is more.



 For the Organic & Natural Host

For those who love natural textures, warmth, and an unpretentious, handcrafted look, your centerpiece should feel like it was just gathered from the outdoors.

     • Vessel Choice: A piece with strong natural texture and an earthy finish, like our Primitive Low Bowl.

     • Styling: Combine different organic textures. Use a base of fresh eucalyptus or bay leaves for fragrance. Layer in acorns, miniature gourds, or small pieces of dried citrus. Instead of glossy ornaments, use simple brown twine or woven basket materials around the edges. This creates a cozy, textural centerpiece that feels grounded and genuinely warm.


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Your home is a reflection of your intentional design choices. This year, allow your decor to be the final layer - the beautiful, curated accent that welcomes your guests and defines your elevated hosting experience.