Have some fun with this hosting chore, and your holiday table will be one for the record books.
Take notes fromEmily Henderson Designand start with basic white dishware, then add contrast with dark napkins.
Inspired by those gilded gourds?
Photography by Sara-Ligorria Tramp; Design by Emily Henderson Design
Get the look by upgrading the pumpkins you have left over from Halloween with some gold craft paint.
Or order some of Terrain’s ceramic pumpkin planters so they can be used year after year.
Hanging lights or lanterns, plus plenty of pillows and throw blankets, create a cozy environment.
Photography by Sara-Ligorria Tramp; Design by Emily Henderson Design
For a nature-inspired Thanksgiving table setting, LeAnne ofThe Indie Homeforaged berry branches from the backyard.
Look for rich colors, like eggplant, and interesting textures, like artichokes.
Bonus: you’ll have plenty of vegetables to cook with the following week.
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Forgo napkin rings and knot your linens instead to reinforce the relaxed vibe.
Let printed menus and place cards emphasize the formality of the setup.
The rich jewel tones combined with copper flatware and warm wooden candleholders make the rainbow setup feel more adult.
Terrain
To make this vibrant runner,Oh Happy Dayprimed the pumpkins before brushing on bold paint.
Whichever colors you choose, matching paper napkins will help create a cohesive look.
To complete the rustic-yet-modern style, large wood slices hold the pumpkins that serve as Thanksgiving centerpieces.
Maui Luxe Picnics
Plus, it’s proof that kids Thanksgiving table decorations don’t have to be too kitschy.
Naturally Glam Thanksgiving Table Decor
What’s the trick toKelley Nan’s effortlessly charming table setting?
Start with a store-bought garland, then add in extras, like pumpkins and candlesticks.
The Indie Home
Once topped with decorative gourds, the greenery looks like it was made for autumn.
Try this at home by painting some pumpkins pink, or a deep shade of purple.
Then emphasize the unexpected color by pairing it with matching placemats or linens.
ADDIE JUELL, PROP STYLING BY GLEN PROEBSTEL
The soft gray is the perfect backdrop for bright persimmons and pomegranates.
And those chambray-style rolled napkins?
They’re actually a pair of old jeans, repurposed into DIY napkins followingthis easy tutorial.
ADDIE JUELL, PROP STYLING BY GLEN PROEBSTEL
Another inexpensive trick is to bring in colored glassware found at thrift stores.
The light reflecting through the glass will make the entire table feel more colorful.
Branches and apples are displayed along the table on a simple muslin runner.
ADDIE JUELL, PROP STYLING BY GLEN PROEBSTEL
Vintage-looking brass candlesticks add a little bit of understated sparkle.
A Sophisticated Gilded Table Scape
The magic of gold paint never ceases to amaze.
And it certainly doesn’t disappoint in this elegant table setting fromLiving With Landyn.
ADDIE JUELL, PROP STYLING BY GLEN PROEBSTEL
(Visit the blog to get the complete how-tos for the painted pumpkins.)
The contrast of the eye-catching color and natural chargers adds to the visual interest of the table.
These touches come courtesy of Mother Nature, so you don’t have to pay a penny.
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Those jars you’ve been meaning to recycle or upcycle?
Incorporate them into the centerpiece.
Varying heights add visual interest to the table.
Oh Happy Day
Modern and Natural
Instead of a traditional centerpiece or fall flowers, opt for on-trend air plants.
Keep the rest of your Thanksgiving table decor simple with white china, metallic silverware, and subtly-patterned napkins.
Decorating your Thanksgiving table for less is doable, you just need some creativity.
Ashley Thurman for Cherished Bliss
Use the bounty of fall as inspiration.
The end result is a whimsical and playful table.
Blue Palette Table
Need some easy Thanksgiving tablescape ideas?
Lia Griffith
Look no further than this budget-friendly one from the bloggers atInspired By This.
Twinkly Centerpiece
Lighting can really elevate simple Thanksgiving tablescapes, whether you use candles or actual lights.
She illuminated the whole vignette with tiny twinkly lights, which give off a soft, cozy glow.
Colleen Pastoor for Lemon Thistle
Unexpected Colors
Shades of reds and pink make for the prettiest Thanksgiving tablescape.
This idea can work with just about any favorite hue, like blues or greens.
It’s extremely customizable, too.
Kelley Nan
She spray-painted some of the blooms to match a beautiful plate from Anthropologie that inspired the whole look.
Farmhouse Table
The secret to a luxe, elegant tablescape?
Layering with lush textures and natural accents.
It All Started With Paint
Grab a flat sheet from the linen closet to use as a tablecloth.
Add small potted plants and bowls of seasonal produce as centerpieces.
Finish the look with decorative objects stolen from your bookshelves.
Home Is Where the Boat Is
Trinket dishes are the ideal size for little nibbles.
(Look for the words food safe on the bottom.)
Power-Clash
Maximalism is officially athing.
Amelia Lawrence for Paper & Stitch
Glass plates add a hint of color without introducing yet another pattern.
FYI, this pretty tablecloth is actually just a few yards of fabric!
White Plate Special
Yes, you could use your white dinnerware on your holiday table!
Gwen Hefner for The Makerista
Add autumnal textiles and colored glasses to bring the cozy seasonal vibes.
Go for a rich, solid-colored tablecloth and the place tweaks will really pop.
A rechargeable table lamp brightens the spaceandhelps people see what theyre eating.
The Merrythought
Some other styling tips and suggestions?
She bought candles and flowers, but DIY’ed the fringe table runner, centerpiece, and wreath.
The glasses and candlestick holders are thrift store finds.
Living With Landyn
The reason for this?
She says the key to making artificial fruit or flowers look more realistic is to combine them with real!
Plus, the pears in this situation add subtle hints of color that complement the gold tones.
Gloribell Lebron for Know How She Does It
The ultra-appropriate “Give Thanks” salad plates were a lucky score from HomeGoods.
(Shiny, warm copper just screams autumn!)
To enhance her display, she added fresh fruits like persimmons, pears, and pomegranates.
Cassandra LaValle for Coco Kelley
Lauren Saylor for Minted
Christina Stembel for Farmgirl Flowers
AKA Design
Jennifer Chong
Studio DIY
Delineate Your Dwelling
Lovely Indeed
Design Improvised
In Love with a House
patterns and prosecco
Woman in Real Life
Inspired by This
jojotastic
A Bubbly Life
Proper
roomsforrentblog.com
Murray Hall; Styling by Carla Gonzalez-Hart
Murray Hall; Styling by Carla Gonzalez-Hart
Murray Hall; Styling by Carla Gonzalez-Hart
Kristi Murphy of kristimurphydiy
Anne Collins of ginghamandbows
Ashley Ross of @ashwisdom
Sheila Irwin of @MaisondeCinq
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Beth Light of 1111lightlane.com
Beth Light of 1111lightlane.com
