START BIG, END SMALL. “I typically start with a focal point, and then build out from there,” says Rhonda. “I use the same principle when creating tablescapes, too. Add the details and smaller objects last.”
MIX REAL WITH FAUX. “Whenever I have a large amount of a certain décor item, like pumpkins, I always mix faux with real,” says Rhonda. “This can save money, and it tricks the eye into thinking they all are genuine.” This idea also applies to plants, vegetables and flowers.
VARY THE HEIGHT. “A pro tip is to use risers to elevate décor,” says Rhonda. “Creating variety with the height of your pieces encourages the eye to keep moving, as it offers a flow of visual interest.”
CREATE GROUPINGS. “If you love to add a lot…
