Elevate Your Decor & Give Texture To Your Space
Elizabeth Samay • May 15, 2023
Risers help to elevate your decor and give texture to your space. Risers can be any shape, size, style. One way to elevate an item is with a large candle holder that has a flat top.
Risers can help make a centerpiece on a table standout without overpowering the table.
Even a beautiful tray can make a collection of items give virtual interest. In one picture the vase is on the table top with a decorative doily. The same vase on a book makes it more interesting. Risers are an inexpensive way to decorate as they can add dimension to the decor. Look at the picture below that is a combination tray and metal riser. The smaller riser can be found on Amazon and come in a pair. These can be painted or stained or left natural.
So many ways to make a simple change and freshen up your decor from season to season.
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