One of the most common requests I hear from clients is that they are looking for a dining room centerpiece, but they don’t know where to start and what will look best. When I begin asking a few questions, I can see this is where I lose them! If you’re going to get a centerpiece custom made, “guesstimates” are not the way to go. Make it easier on yourself (and me!) and save time by knowing the following three key pieces of information BEFORE you start shopping:
(1) Know the overall design concept for the room i.e. traditional, modern, transitional, etc.
(2) Measure the distance from the table to the bottom of your light fixture and the total length of the table.
(3) Bring in swatches of fabric and/or the room’s paint color. It’s also helpful to bring a digital photo of the area.
(1) Know the overall design concept for the room i.e. traditional, modern, transitional, etc.
(2) Measure the distance from the table to the bottom of your light fixture and the total length of the table.
(3) Bring in swatches of fabric and/or the room’s paint color. It’s also helpful to bring a digital photo of the area.
Since the possibilities are literally endless, when you have this information, our experienced staff will be able to help narrow your choices by eliminating options that just don’t fit or work with your room. Remember, the more prepared you are, the better we can help guide you!
Silk Floral Centerpiece - Traditional
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