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In my mind, you can use virtually anything, what's important is how you use it and how it relates to the remainder of your decor (or garden). The first two pics shown the simplicity of using everyday items, let's see ....
Crisp, shiny red apples and candles - Here they are used to line a pathway, but could be used in an entrance hall, on a dining table, a kitchen counter or other to similar effect. And not only that, you could use lemons, oranges, pears, grapes, pumpkins, etc. etc.
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Other options are using single proteas in sturdy glass containers arranged in a row, or placed together on a tray, for example, and used as a centre piece.
You could fill glass containers (gently I might add!) with beautiful pebbles or seed pods (see example in my write up of Entrance Hall Makeover). There are also certain grasses that dry well and look very effective in bunches in pottery vases or even glass.
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So you see, it really is quite easy to make something out of very little with really simple items - yes, it may take a bit of time trying a few options, but overall, it is easy and relatively inexpensive to create an impact with simple things!
Picture credits 1&2 unknown Picture 3. Better Homes & Gardens Gallery
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