Hey friends! How’s the weather where you are?? We have had several days with cooler temps and I am loving it! Maybe you don’t know but I LOVE fall. I really do think it’s my favorite season. Today I’m teaming up with several other talented friends to bring you some fall tablescape inspiration! It’s never too early to start planning for those family get-togethers happening at your house this year!
I love fall colors. Even orange. I mean I have it in my home year around! But, this year I have been so drawn to the more muted colors for fall decorating. The blues, and greens, whites, and creams. So, I decided to go that direction for my fall table. (Don’t worry, you will still see orange in the fall decor around the rest of the house!)
I must say that I am in love with the way it turned out!!
If you’ve been here long you know that when I decorate tables, I do my best to use mostly what I already have. I always buy a few things that catch my eye, or to accomplish my vision. But, for the most part I work with things I have on hand.
Had do I do that you ask? I use simple elements that can be used in a variety of settings. My dropcloth tablecloth, and my Dollar Tree white dishes are a perfect example of that! They work for any occasion! The brass candlesticks (all thrift store finds) and the white candles (Dollar Tree emergency candles 5 for $1) can also be used anywhere.
My purchase this year? About a dozen plastic pumpkins from the Dollar Tree and a greenery bush from Hobby Lobby.
I purchased the wood bowl on our trip to Magnolia Market last spring, and I have been waiting to use it for a tablescape ever since!
I used some chalk paint I had on hand in the colors I wanted and painted all the pumpkins. I even painted the stems with some copper acrylic paint.
I filled up the bowl with my pumpkins and added the greenery for filler. Easy peasy!
A simple burlap ribbon makes a great table runner and base for the candlesticks and a few pinecones.
I bought the navy napkins last year for our Thanksgiving table from At Home on clearance.
I used more pinecones and these cute burlap leaves (from Hobby Lobby) to jazz up the small white plates. You could even print out place cards and stick them in the pinecones if you would like.
I love the simplicity and calmness of this table friends!
I hope you are inspired by this and all the other tables shared today! Be sure to click through all the links below and check them out!!
Your shades of blue fall tablescape is gorgeous!I’ve used navy before and fell in love with using blue in fall decor. I love all the different shades of pumpkins and the bowl is beautiful. Love it all!
Thank you Alli! Navy is one of my favorite colors and it was fun incorporating it this year 🙂
Oh my gosh! I love how the blue muted tones with the greenery turned out. It looks so crisp and clean. Love.
Thanks so much Sue!
I love the different blues you chose – so simple and beautiful. And that Magnolia bowl is absolutely lovely! Thank you for joining in on this blog hop 🙂
Best,
Kelly
Thanks Kelly! That bowl caught my eye and I knew I had to have it! Love hopping with all these ladies! Thanks for hosting 🙂
Gorgeous! That wood bowl is stunning (might be going on my Christmas wish list!). Love all the calming tones you used on the pumpkins too.
Thanks Jenn! Isn’t that bowl great?? So many possibilities!
I love the colors and textures you used on your table! So pretty!
Thanks so much Lindsay!
Oh my goodness! I love the navy with the white! So elegant and pretty!
Thanks Amanda!! Navy is my favorite 🙂
I love the navy blue. Such a nice touch. I like your use of pine cones, too. BUT, the wooden bowl has my heart. I thought it was glass until I read further. Absolutely stunning. Beautiful Fall table inspiration.
Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I fell in love with that bowl immediately & would love to go to Magnolia some day! The pops of blue look so pretty!
Thanks Michelle! Isn’t that bowl great? Magnolia is really a fun place to visit!