Hello sweet friend! Welcome to coffee with Tammy. Hope you have your cup of coffee in hand or your favorite beverage choice.
Over here, I talk about random things going on over at White Lilac Farmhouse or little something about myself. Today let’s create a quick kitchen island centerpiece – Coffee With Tammy.

My morning coffee is in this adorable Boo Stoneware Mug. Is it not the cutest? It is available in single a single mug or set of 4.
Need an easy project? Let me show you what I did to create my kitchen island centerpiece in less than 15 minutes.

Supplies:
- Wooden Table Riser or you can use a tray or Charcuterie Board
- Large Candle Holder
- Pillar Candle (you can use real or faux flickering candle)
- Faux Fabric Pumpkin or real
- Vase of flowers
- Flowers from your local grocery store or backyard
Let’s Get Started

Remove all of the rubber bands and plastic sleeves from the flowers and fillers. I cut the fillers stems down first and put them in a cream color vase with warm water.

Next I cut the flowers stems to my desire height and began to work them into the vase. With all of the neutrals, the flowers adds the perfect pop of color.

Place the vase with flowers on your riser.

Add your candle holder of choice next to your vase. This bead candle holder and table riser were both found at a local shop Rust & Grain.
My local peeps, Rust & Grain also offers classes and custom furniture.

Add and candle along with a pumpkin of choice to the riser. Now how easy was that?

Just light your candle and enjoy your cup of coffee!
Hope you enjoyed this post. Checkout some of my other posts this week:
- 14 Easy DIY Fall Centerpiece Ideas
- White Chocolate Cranberry Cookies
- Easy Fall Table Scapes
- Easy Fall Porch Decorating Ideas
Have an amazing day and stay safe!

Leslie Watkins says
I love that riser and can’t have too many flowers in vases. Such a good reminder that I always love a raised tray on my island. Hope your Sunday was a great one.
Tammy says
Thank you my sweet friend. You have been on my mind and in my prayers.