Festive Christmas Entry Table With Green Wicker Trees
Festive Christmas Entry Table With Green Wicker Trees. Create a charming Christmas vignette on your entry table, and get inspiration from an easy wicker tree makeover project with paint.

If your not sure where to start when comes to your holiday decorating, the entry table is always a good spot. As friends or family walk through your front door this is your opportunity to make everyone feel welcome.

Festive Christmas Entryway With Green Wicker Trees
I may add a few new items each year to my Christmas decorating stash, but I mostly reuse my decorations in different ways. What was on the coffee table last year, may be in the dining room this year. I never know until I unpack my bins to see what is going to inspire me.
This years Christmas entry table is starting off with a quick makeover. I love wicker accessories, which of course is why I bought these trees several years ago. Since I’m looking for a little more color in my Christmas decorations, I’m spray painting them green.

If you have similar items such as ornaments, nutcrackers or village houses that are looking tired this makeover idea could be an excellent solution.
Wicker Tree Makeover
Using spray paint to transform the look of these natural wicker trees is so quick and easy. I set up outside, placing the trees on a cardboard box to apply the spray paint, making sure that all sides have even coverage. By the way the name of the paint color by Rust-Oleum is seaweed.



Once the paint is dry the fun part of decorating and arranging can begin. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s directions when working with spray paint, and always use in a well ventilated area.

Remember that paint is easy to change. If you’re not happy with a color or if you want a completely different look next year, just paint over it.
Here are three makeovers to check out for holiday crafts.
- Easy Christmas Ornament Makeover With Paint
- How To Make An Upcycled Gingerbread Village
- How To Update Evergreen Wreaths
Decorating The Entry Table With Greenery
Decorating with garlands and greenery stems in arrangements is one of my favorite parts of Christmas decorating. It can be real or faux pine, juniper or cedar, I love it all.
Over the framed art work I’m using clear Command hooks to hold a short faux cedar garland. I’m also using a few cedar picks to help conceal the hooks.

The large vase arrangement is a combination of faux cedar, pine and juniper stems plus a couple of faux berry stems. When we get closer to Christmas, I will add some fresh pine branches to the mix to bring in those outdoor scents. Can’t wait for that!

Lantern And Green Wicker Tree Vignette
For the center of the table, I’m creating a vignette starting with my vintage lantern sitting on a stack of books. This old lantern is missing its glass panes and base, which is probably why I love it so much. This such a fun piece to use with a simple flameless candle, pinecones, and greenery picks sticking out the sides.


To finish the vignette, I’m using my fabulous green wicker trees with handsome plaid ribbon. A few more of the long needle pine picks around the trees complete the look. I think the wicker trees really steal the show, and pull the whole festive entry table together. Who new a little paint could make such a big difference.

Be sure to follow Thistle Key Lane on Pinterest, where the boards are up to date with seasonal inspiration you can use right now.

Wrapping Up
I could not be happier with this simple wicker tree makeover, and how festive the entry table feels. I could easily leave these decoration up through January, and maybe switch out the ribbon for a wintery look.
Thank you so much for stopping by today as I start my Christmas decorating. Next week I will be sharing a tour of our family room and breakfast nook, so be sure to stop by again.
Cheers!

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