I think the key to an Easter Tree is to find the biggest branches that will fit into the space you have. Make sure the Vase, pot of jug you use can hold the weight of the branches.
Read MoreTo create this Easter Table we layered two natural linen colours, sage green as the main table cloth and then a biscuit table runner down the centre.
Read MoreTo create this new Spring table I placed my beautiful Garden Pergola blue and white striped linen tablecloth across the table and then filled two sea blue gluggle jugs with peach tulips.
The days are getting lighter and this helps to improve our mood. But if you’re struggling a little these tips may be useful.
Read MoreI could not have enjoyed more creating this beauty with Worm London. When I walk past it in my house I can't stop smiling. So I’m sharing a step-by-step guide so you can create your own Easter Basket too.
Read More I just love changing my tablescapes as the seasons change. A spring table for me is all about adding freshness and vitality to a table.
As seen on ITV This Morning. A really easy way to impress your friends and family this Christmas with an eco friendly table.
Read MoreMake a slit through a fresh fig, just enough to be able to slide one of your guests names written on a card. They are so simple to do, and add such a beautiful touch to your table.
Read MoreAt this time of the year there aren’t many flowers blooming at home, but I adore the beautiful large winter branches. Like this Fir tree branch on its own in the windowsill of my bathroom.
Read MoreAs seen on ITV This Morning. A really fun and simple way to wow your guests this autumn with colours of the forests and the woods.
Read MoreAs seen on ITV This Morning. A really easy way to impress your friends and family this Christmas with an eco friendly table.
Read MoreI love to place winter fruits down the centre of the table and also spotted around flower vases - fresh figs, pomegranates, and clementines are all in season during the winter months and will make any table look so magical.
Read MoreCreate an autumn tablescape that feels warm, effortless, and inviting. Layer rich caramel tones with natural textures, seasonal fruits, and the soft glow of candlelight to bring the beauty of the season to your table. From striped linens to amber glass vases and flickering candles, this look celebrates the art of relaxed, seasonal dining.
Read MoreThe newest book from Clodagh McKenna packed with 100 recipes to bring pure happiness to your table. Simply by consciously prioritising cooking healthy food and sharing meals with family and friends, we can bost wellness, reduce anxiety and nourish both body and soul.
Read MoreTo help you create the perfect seasonal setting, I've designed and curated a considered collection of pieces that work beautifully together. The new Caramel & Honeycomb Tabletop Collection brings together everything you need to style an elegant, cohesive autumn-winter table.
Read MoreAn autumn tablescape for me is a reflection of harvest and calm flourishing fields after a warm summer.
Read MoreAn autumn tablescape for me is a reflection of harvest and calm flourishing fields after a warm summer.
Read MoreCheck out this playlist of some of Clodagh’s autumn favourites, the crisp autumnal jams you deserve.
Read MoreMy favourite tablescape to create because it’s all about the harvest! When creating this table, I always think of pumpkins, apples, oranges and figs and of course lots of warm colours.
Read MoreWreaths are most often associated with Christmas, but they make beautiful decorations year-round. In autumn a door adorned with a wreath looks warm and inviting.
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