Create A Mirrored Tray Centerpiece This Holiday Season

If ever there's a time of year to add a bit of glitz and glamour to your home, it's the holiday season. A mirrored tray makes a chic centerpiece, especially when you layer it with reflective elements like mercury glass and shimmering trees that really up the sparkle factor. It's a simple arrangement but adds such a cozy feeling to your space — when you light the candles at night, the flames flicker and glow in the reflection of the mirror. Whether it's a dining table, coffee table, or side table that you're decking out for the holidays, this centerpiece is sure to evoke festive feelings.

Trisha Sprouse

Step 1

We chose a mirrored tray with an aged gold rim because it had a lovely vintage vibe and also added a bit more glam to our centerpiece. Start by adding your tallest element towards the back of the tray. In this case, we used glitter-dusted bottle brush trees in a variety of neutral and metallic hues. Be sure to use different heights for more visual interest.

Trisha Sprouse

Step 2

Place a few votive candle holders in front of the trees. We used a mix of mercury glass and fluted clear glass votives. Place tea candles inside each candle holder. If you have little ones around, you could use LED tea lights instead.

Trisha Sprouse

Step 3

Place two taper candles on one side of the bottle brush trees to create more height and visually balance the trees.

Trisha Sprouse

Step 4

For the finishing touch, gently scatter mini glass ball ornaments around the tray. You don't need too many, just enough to fill out any empty spaces. We opted for mercury glass ornaments to lend a more antique look to our centerpiece, but you could use silver or gold balls, or even mini disco ball ornaments for a modern twist.

Trisha Sprouse

That's it! Your mirrored tray centerpiece is ready to sparkle and glow!

Trisha Sprouse

Trisha Sprouse