I don’t know if it’s the cooler temperatures or heartier recipes, but there’s something about fall that makes me want to be more intentional with our time around the table. Or maybe it’s the fact that fall decor is so versatile and easy — and, honestly, just so beautiful! Today I am sharing a roundup of some of my favorite items that would make the prettiest fall tablescapes as we spend more time inside with loved ones as well as inspiration from Thanksgiving tablescapes we’ve done in the past. We’ve found pretty pieces you can add to existing decor to make your table inviting for your family to gather round. Keep scrolling to see!
Here are some of the pieces I’m loving right now and have my eye on. I think more than a few of these would be perfect for everyday, or special enough for Thanksgiving dinner. A few are pieces I have and love and are pictured above!
Simple and Rustic
Inspired by my table pictured above! These plates would make a great hostess gift!
Harvest Party
These woven placemats would be a perfect addition to your existing fall decor (and the pumpkin tureen would make a fabulous Thanksgiving hostess gift).
Country Elegance
Recreate the top look with this sage tablecloth. I especially love these wicker chargers. Decorate the table with seasonal fruits and gourds!
Colorful and Fun
One of my favorite things is mixing all of the beautiful fall colors together to create a warm
and inviting tablescape.
Bright and Blue
I love how unique this India Amory tablecloth is, and how it provides the perfect base for lively yet elegant accents. Have fun with this look!
Easy Children’s Table
Use a plaid throw blanket for a tablecloth and paper placemats from Tiny Expressions!
Gold and Simple
You can’t go wrong with gold — especially at such incredible price points! Gold is beautiful for Thanksgiving, too.
Foraged Finds
Soft greens on beautiful linens. I love this elegant look inspired by a fall forest, don’t you?
Head to our Fall Favorites guide for more festive pieces for sprucing up your home for fall! And if you’re looking to incorporate some new family traditions into this season, be sure to read our post on Simple Fall Traditions, too!
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