Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag

More cozy decorating continues in our entryway with a winter entry table and a pinecone swag. I’m trying out fresh ideas to decorate our home using items that I already have on hand, such as these fabulous pinecones.

Map over entry table with a pinecone swag. Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag.

Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag

Last year I arranged the pinecones on an oversize tray on the coffee table, but this year I wanted to hang them.

My first thought was to make a swag for the front door, however these windy cold fronts put an end to that. To avoid getting the front door scratched up, I’m keeping the pinecone swag indoors.

Pinecone swag hanging over a map. Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag.

I found these extra large sugar pinecones last year at a local market and fell in love with them. Their honey color is just gorgeous, don’t you agree?

I admit the swag would have a bigger impact hanging over a mirror, but it looks kind of interesting over the map.

Navy wall with map and pinecones. Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag.

Pinecone Swag

Making a pinecone swag is simple following these easy steps.

  1. Attach a ribbon to the top of each pinecone with a hot glue gun.
  2. Cut each ribbon a different length so the pinecones will hang at various levels.
  3. Add additional ribbon for interest and tie ribbons together in a knot.

Entry table with map and baskets under holding pillows. Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag.

Winter Entry Table Decor

I’m borrowing one of the little faux cypress trees from the living room to display in an oversized lantern. Fairy lights keep it from looking so dark inside and adds a fun touch to the entry table.

Mini tree and fairy lights in a lantern.

You may remember this tree from my post White Bottle Brush Tree Vignette. The fabric covering the ugly base is actually a linen napkin. Just something to think about if you’re wanting to coordinate a tablescape using mini trees.

Silver pitcher with green leaves.

On the other side of the entry table is a vintage silver pitcher holding some much needed greenery. I’m not sure what kind of leaves these are but I think they are pretty just by themselves. I’m really wanting to cut some limbs from our magnolia tree, but the lower limbs are looking a bit skimpy. Pretty sure the Mister wouldn’t like that! LOL

The silver pitcher, a glass lamp and the stack of books makes a cozy grouping on the winter entry table.

Greenery in a silver pitcher and a map on the wall. Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag.

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Winter Entry Table And A Pinecone Swag

Thank you for stopping by today. We have more cold weather moving in so I plan on spending time in the kitchen this weekend. If I come up with something to share, you’ll be the first to know. Stay warm.

Cheers!

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6 Comments

  1. We just cleared Christmas off our entry table last weekend and need to style it for winter now – thanks for the inspiration! It is amazing how much a pitcher of greens adds, isn’t it?

  2. Your table is lovely, as I suspected! 🙂 I love your beautiful silver and greens, and the pinecones are so cool! I think inside was a good idea! Take care over there!

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