Decorate your kitchen in a jiffy with a beautiful centerpiece using apothecary jars! Apothecary jars filled with seasonal vase fillers are an easy and inexpensive way to add color and accessorize a neutral kitchen. Display one or a collection of them on your kitchen island, counter top or kitchen table!
Hello everyone! It’s time for another segment of The 10 Minute Decorating Series – Love Your Kitchen edition! I’m so excited to show you how I’ve decorated my kitchen with some gorgeous apothecary jars and filler! Today I’m sharing with you the supplies I used and how to create this look so you can make it for your own kitchen!
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10 Minute Kitchen Decor Idea:
Steps to creating a Kitchen Apothecary Jar Centerpiece for your Kitchen Island, Kitchen Table or Countertop
First gather your supplies together:
You will need a tray with a flat bottom. I used a white serving tray like this, but you could any kind of tray as long as it has a flat bottom so nothing tips over.
One or two apothecary jars – I used two that have different heights.
Vase filler/potpourri – I used two packages of potpourri that contains pine cones, preserved pine boughs, acorns and cinnamon sticks. The potpourri I used I purchased at a local store but this Fresh Royal Fir Potpourri is very similar and gorgeous!
Flowers
Greenery – I clipped some boxwood and cedar boughs from my yard.
Pine cones
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How to put together this look: Fill the apothecary jars with vase filler then place them on the tray. Add a scented candle. Fill some shot glasses or small vases with flower clippings and greenery. Place them on the tray around the apothecary jars. The last step is to add some pine cones to the tray, around the flowers and apothecary jars.
I light the scented candle when I’m prepping dinner – it gets dark here so early in the evening and the candle adds a pretty glow to my kitchen while I’m working on supper!
I love how it looks on my kitchen island! It’s a pretty wintery look that really perks up our kitchen.
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kristin says
February 3, 2016 at 11:25 amSo pretty Heather, I love the jars filled with so many beautiful things!
heather says
February 3, 2016 at 11:42 amI agree – so many different things you can add to these jars, they are so versatile!
susan says
February 3, 2016 at 11:34 amHeather the jars are SO pretty! What a great way to use them!
heather says
February 3, 2016 at 11:42 amThanks Susan – I love filling them with different things for holidays and seasons! 🙂
Kristi says
February 3, 2016 at 4:11 pmAbsolutely beautiful! I’m going to have to find me some of those pretty jars here in Canada!
Susan says
February 3, 2016 at 10:34 pmwow – simply beautiful! Can you source where you got the Fresh Snow vase filler from – love it!
Susan
heather says
February 28, 2016 at 1:33 pmHi Susan – thank you! I bought it at a local store but this one is very similar! http://rstyle.me/n/biw9pw27qn
Jenn says
February 3, 2016 at 11:19 pmSo pretty! I love the snowy pinecones!
heather says
February 9, 2016 at 7:30 amThanks Jenn – I love those pinecones too! 🙂
Sam @ Living The Dutch Dream says
February 7, 2016 at 6:31 pmNice ideas, I managed to score a large apothecary jar from a street market for €5 which I was over the moon about. At Christmas I filled it with baubles but it is now currently standing empty – thanks for the inspiration!
heather says
February 10, 2016 at 4:39 pmThat’s a great deal you scored on your apothecary jar Sam! I like your idea of filling it with Christmas decor!
connie says
December 27, 2016 at 9:59 amHave some shells and white sand from Florida and some pine cones (all natural supplies) to recycle. All I need to add is some potpourri. Thanks for the inspiration; can’t wait to get started. I know it’s after Christmas, but with the cold weather and hopefully some snow, it will fit right in.