Definition of «centerpiece»

A centerpiece is a decorative object that is placed in the middle of a table, often used to draw attention and create an attractive display.

The centerpiece of the dining table was a beautiful flower arrangement.
The couple's wedding cake was the centerpiece of the reception.
The centerpiece of the living room was a large, elegant chandelier.
The CEO's speech was the centerpiece of the company's annual conference.
The stunning artwork on display was the centerpiece of the art gallery exhibit.
The focal point of the garden was a magnificent fountain, serving as the centerpiece.
The beautifully decorated Christmas tree was the centerpiece of the holiday party.
The grand staircase in the foyer was the centerpiece of the luxurious mansion.
The main attraction at the convention was the interactive exhibit, which served as the centerpiece of the event.
The political debate was the centerpiece of the televised program, drawing the attention of millions of viewers.

P.S. Make sure to check out my favorite fall centerpiece of all time here — with instructions on how to make your own (and impress friends, family and random strangers)! (kellyelko.com)
Turn a large glass candle holder into a beautiful centerpiece for spring. (housefulofhandmade.com)
I would love to give them a squeeze and a good home on my mantel or as centerpiece on my kitchen island. (theinspiredroom.net)
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