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Want to bring something new to your Thanksgiving table this year? Here are 3 different contemporary tablescaping ideas & color palettes – each inspired by a stylish linen or dinnerware pattern – to help get your creative juices flowing! Digital inspiration boards are a great way to help visualize what you want to do before you start purchasing things. Try websites like polyvore for help on creating these boards. Thanksgiving Table #1 The Inspiration: Foglia Print Napkins and Tablecloth from Crate and Barrel ($4.50 - $43.95) Color palette: mustard yellow, burnt orange, chocolate, and shades of white Coordinating Accents: • Pinch Vases - This tall vase duo would look great filled with natural birch branches or twigs and is perfect for a removeable table centerpiece or buffet table accent. ($9.95 - $24.95 at cb2) • Orange Zombie Tumblers ($3.95 each) • 2-Piece Palette Bowl Set - These glossy, oversize bowls are perfect for both centerpiece displays and serving! ($56/set of 2) • Modern White Dinnerware: Square Rim Plates and Bowls ($3.95 - 12.95) *** Thanksgiving Table #2 The Inspiration: Nature Tablecloth & Napkins by Simrin ($36 - $60 at Feel More Human) Color palette: earthy shades of green & brown + beige & white Coordinating Accents:• Nature Coasters – laminated fabric coasters that coordinate with Simrin's Nature linens ($40/set of 4) • Libertini Glasses in "Smoke" - stemless cocktail glasses with a pretty flared top and just a hint of translucent color. ($3.95 each at cb2) • Botanical accents like Artichoke, Flocked Pine Cones, and Pine Scatter *** Thanksgiving Table #3 The Inspiration: Season Dinnerware by notNeutral ($240 for a 20-piece dinner set at Velocity Art & Design) Color palette: lime green, chocolate brown, pure white Coordinating Accents: • Green Zombie Tumblers ($2.95 each at cb2) • Pine Cone Candle Holder ($19.95) • Flare Mango Wood Bowl (for centerpiece display or serving)
*** Which look are you most drawn to above? Or – if you have links to your own Thanksgiving tablescape ideas or inspiration boards, we'd love to see / hear about them! Please share them below in the comments section.
Posted by: Cass| Friday, November 13, 2009 at 02:48 PM I love the third, which is a bummer because it's the most expensive & probably the hardest to replicate. But those plates are way too adorable! I thought this idea of doing a peacock theme was really neat so I am going to try it this year: http://www.chicaandjo.com/2009/11/11/peacock-centerpiece-and-napkin-rings/ We always plan annual Thanksgiving themed games and entertainment for the whole crew that celebrates at our home. They are always so fun and emails start flying around Halloween wanting to know what we'll all be playing this year. Here is a link to show you all the things we have done in the past |
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I love the first one. I have always wanted Turkey plates for Thanksgiving - I have no rational reason for this as I don't actually get to host Thanksgiving....but there is something about a Turkey plate that is just desired.