Easy Table Top Decorating with the Display Rules of 1-2-3
Hi everyone! I am so excited to be a part of the How to Decorate series hosted by Home Stories A to Z with Beth and 23 other amazing bloggers! Welcome if you’re coming over from the super-awesome Lindsay’s blog! Today I am sharing easy table top decorating with the display rules of 1-2-3!
Do you ever have problems putting things together? Do you struggle with creating cohesive displays and vignettes? This is the post for you! Today I am going to show you how to create pretty and cohesive display using the display rules of 1-2-3! And I’ll show you step by step with a bunch of examples too!
The first thing you need to do before you start is clear your surface and make a completely blank canvas.
I am using my front hall entry table as an example. Once you’ve cleared your surface,add your back drop if you want one. It can be either a picture or a large platter or something similar.
Then pick things that seem like they might go together, that have some kind of relationship and then start using your display rules!
1. Add art in the center and pick something tall to put on one side
2. Add something medium to the other.
I chose a stack of books and a candle
3. Pick something small for your third item.
And there you go! Your display is done. How easy was that? And see how it still looks good when I swap out items?
So easy, right?I’ll show you again. Here’s my backdrop.
1. Add something tall to one side.
2. Medium item 3.Small item
And here’s if I swap out items of roughly the same height.
and again.
Or if I remove the backdrop
and then add a new one.
and I’ll swap out somethings again, same backdrop.
See how it is so versatile it is to create easy table top decorating with the display rules of 1-2-3?
In fact here’s some stuff from my kitchen and fridge to prove it!
And FYI. this is hubby’s jelly. I am a strawberry girl all the way.I hoped this helped you see how easy it is to put together vignettes with easy table top decorating with the display rules of 1-2-3? One a large item like fireplace mantle or buffet, just repeat the rules on a large basis, always grouping your items in 3’s, tallest on the outside. Head over next to the amazing Heather and Vanessa’s for the next stop and you can start the entire tour from the beginning at Beth’s.
Make sure you visit all of the other amazing bloggers in the series too!
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You c n also visit all of the other blogger’s on the How to Decorate series here:
Day 1:
1. Beth, Home Stories A to Z: How to Find Your Decorating Style
2. Courtney, A Thoughtful Place: 5 Gallery Wall Styles
3. Stacy, Not Just A Housewife: How to Decorate with Plants
4. Myquillyn, Nesting Place: Turning a House into a Home on a Thrift Store Budget
5. Donna, Funky Junk Interiors: How to Turn Worthless Junk into Home Decorating Must Haves
Day 2:
1. Melissa, The Inspired Room: The Secret Ingredient Every Room Needs
2. Jessica, Four Generations One Roof: How to Decorate with Container Plants
3. Traci, Beneath my Heart: How to Style a Coffee Table
4. Cyndy, The Creativity Exchange: Tricks for How to Zone in on the Perfect Paint Color
5. Laura, Finding Home: 5 Ways to Personalize Your Home
3. Kim, Sand & Sisal: How to Decorate Coastal (without lookin’ all Margaritaville!)
4. Diane, In My Own Style: How to Decorate so You Feel at Home
5. Melissa, 320 Sycamore: 3 Decorating Truths in any Home
2. Rhoda, Southern Hospitality: Adding Architectural Interest
3. Lindsay, Makely: How to Decorate With Color and Not Feel Like You Live Under the Big Top
4. Jen, Jennifer Rizzo: Easy table top decorating with the display rules of 1-2-3
5. Heather & Vanessa, At the Picket Fence: Blue Home Decor Ideas …I’ve got the blues!
1. Brittany, Pretty Handy Girl: Color Harmony in Decorating
2. Marianne, Songbird: Decorating Tips from a Lazy Decorator
3. Jen, Tatertots & Jello: How to Decorate with Spray Paint
4. Brooke, All Things Thrifty: The Six Best Things About Decorating
5. Wendy, Shabby Nest: Making a Rental (or any space for that matter) Your Own
Sooo cool, definitely pinning for reference!
LOVE this and needed this!
Great Ideas!!!!!!
You are amazing Jen…………….
Very nice–love your style!
Very pretty vignettes. I love the bird cages and the vintage books.
Wow! It’s simple, easy and versatile. Definitely use your style to decorate my place. Thanks ~
This is amazing. Found this on Pinterest and I think you are my new favourite blogger! This rule is amazing, can’t wait to try it! You’re home is beautiful. Very inspiring!!
Thank you Freya!
Thank you so much for posting this! I’ve been trying to arrange a little table in our hallway for a week now and couldn’t figure out how to make anything work. This will definitely help out a lot!
Thank you so much for display examples! I always struggle with putting things together. Now I’m gonna go put it to practice. 🙂
Great ideas. Would a mirror work as a backdrop?
It would! I love using mirrors all of the time!