Creating a Fall Table
This is for you that may have missed my fall table over at Bear Rabbit Bear this weekend for Fall Project Week.
Currently my dining room isn't finished but I won't let that minor detail stop me from setting the table. The color theme in the downstairs of my home are blues, browns, and tans. I like the traditional fall colors, but I thought the reds and oranges would clash with my other decor. The dining room is at the front of the house so everyone sees it before going into the family room.
To start are some simple pieces I got at Target, my favorite store besides Home Depot. I bought tan placemats, white plates, and blue napkins with a floral design. The stemware and flatware were wedding gifts. We've never used them. I guess I'm waiting on a big dinner party to pull 'em out.
The bowl and decorative balls are from Garden Ridge.
I bought some pumpkins from the Dollar Tree and painted them white and blue.
Also on the table are my Williams Sonoma inspired glass hurricanes. I like them better here on the table. Who doesn't like eating by candlelight?
I filled in the spaces with some leftover pieces from my faux leaf garland from the Dollar Tree and vine garland balls.
I love how everything turned out.
Are you more traditional or modern when it comes to your fall decor?
Linking to
A Diamond in the Stuff * My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia * House of Grace * Coastal Charm * Home Stories A to Z * The Blackberry Vine * Sugar Bee Crafts * Tip Junkie * Confessions of a Stay at Home Mommy * Not Just a Housewife * Strictly Homemade * New Nostalgia * A Bowl Full of Lemons * Chef in Training * Don't Waste Your Homemaking * Giggles, Glitz and Glam * Type A Decorating * Today's Creative Blog * Project Queen * Sweet Little Gals * Savvy Southern Style * DIY by Design * Clean & Scentsible * Ginger Snap Crafts * Blue Cricket Design * Sweet Peas and Bumblebees * Southern Lovely * Faded Charm Cottage * Handy Man Crafty Woman * Someday Crafts * Domestically Speaking * Organize and Decorate Everything * Primp * The Shabby Creek Cottage * House of Hepworths * Delightful Order * The 36th Avenue * Frugalicious Me * Somewhat Simple * The Artsy Connection * Fireflies and Jellybeans * Making It With Allie * A Glimpse Inside * 2805 * Roca and Company * Sassy Sites * Remodelaholic * The DIY Showoff * Chic on a Shoestring Decorating * Lovely Crafty Home * Home Savvy A to Z * The Shabby Nest * Tatertots and Jello * Under the Table and Dreaming * Dittle Dattle * Homemaker on a Dime * Making the World Cuter * The Gunny Sack * Chocolate * One Artsy Mama * Simply Designing * Thrifty Decor Chick * Newly Woodwards * Centsational Girl *
Currently my dining room isn't finished but I won't let that minor detail stop me from setting the table. The color theme in the downstairs of my home are blues, browns, and tans. I like the traditional fall colors, but I thought the reds and oranges would clash with my other decor. The dining room is at the front of the house so everyone sees it before going into the family room.
To start are some simple pieces I got at Target, my favorite store besides Home Depot. I bought tan placemats, white plates, and blue napkins with a floral design. The stemware and flatware were wedding gifts. We've never used them. I guess I'm waiting on a big dinner party to pull 'em out.
The bowl and decorative balls are from Garden Ridge.
I bought some pumpkins from the Dollar Tree and painted them white and blue.
Also on the table are my Williams Sonoma inspired glass hurricanes. I like them better here on the table. Who doesn't like eating by candlelight?
I filled in the spaces with some leftover pieces from my faux leaf garland from the Dollar Tree and vine garland balls.
Are you more traditional or modern when it comes to your fall decor?
Linking to
A Diamond in the Stuff * My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia * House of Grace * Coastal Charm * Home Stories A to Z * The Blackberry Vine * Sugar Bee Crafts * Tip Junkie * Confessions of a Stay at Home Mommy * Not Just a Housewife * Strictly Homemade * New Nostalgia * A Bowl Full of Lemons * Chef in Training * Don't Waste Your Homemaking * Giggles, Glitz and Glam * Type A Decorating * Today's Creative Blog * Project Queen * Sweet Little Gals * Savvy Southern Style * DIY by Design * Clean & Scentsible * Ginger Snap Crafts * Blue Cricket Design * Sweet Peas and Bumblebees * Southern Lovely * Faded Charm Cottage * Handy Man Crafty Woman * Someday Crafts * Domestically Speaking * Organize and Decorate Everything * Primp * The Shabby Creek Cottage * House of Hepworths * Delightful Order * The 36th Avenue * Frugalicious Me * Somewhat Simple * The Artsy Connection * Fireflies and Jellybeans * Making It With Allie * A Glimpse Inside * 2805 * Roca and Company * Sassy Sites * Remodelaholic * The DIY Showoff * Chic on a Shoestring Decorating * Lovely Crafty Home * Home Savvy A to Z * The Shabby Nest * Tatertots and Jello * Under the Table and Dreaming * Dittle Dattle * Homemaker on a Dime * Making the World Cuter * The Gunny Sack * Chocolate * One Artsy Mama * Simply Designing * Thrifty Decor Chick * Newly Woodwards * Centsational Girl *
Your table setting looks great! I really like the leaves in your candle holders.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I wouldn't have thought to paint the pumpkins blue but they really sing.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from the Don't Waste Your Homemaking link up! I have to admit, I recently saw a post of someone who decorated for fall with blue, blue/green, gray and white pumpkins and I hated it. However, I absolutely love your table!! It's so pretty! You did such a great job! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery nice tablescape :) You have created such an inviting space. I'm an eclectic decorator I love mixing styles. Stop by for a blog visit!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this -- looks fabulous! I'd love to eat dinner here :)
ReplyDeleteJenny
www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Looks so elegant! Glad I found your blog through the party :)
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape is delightful! The blue painted pumpkins are terrifice in this setting and I do like your hurricanes!
ReplyDeleteYes, I will follow you on FB and Pinterest too! Hope you will be linking to Potpourri Friday!
Love this... I just did my mantle with cream and sage pumpkins. Stopping by from A bowl full of lemon linky party.
ReplyDeleteYour table looks amazing. I love all the different elements. it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWill you please come to my house and decorate my table!!! hehe you have great design style! good job!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue and white pumpkins ... those are such a fun and different touch.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I'm having the hardest time finishing my dining table! Found you through the DIY Showoff Parade.
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Your pumpkins are so neat- love that you painted them blue and white!! I host Feathered Nest Friday at my blog on the weekends if you would like to come share sometime! :)
ReplyDeleteVery elegant! LOVE! The hurricanes are my fav! Found you through tatertots linky! :)
ReplyDelete♥Heather
{A Mom Without Facebook}
It looks beautiful! I just love the blue! Thanks so much for linking up to The Creative Spark - I'll be featuring this on my facebook page today. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
ReplyDeleteJenn :)
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I love the blue and brown together!! I tend to be traditional but find you gals who are not to be inspiring!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at Show & Share!!
Saw this at Making the World Cuter...what a nice table!! I love blue and I love the way you added that color to the traditional fall palette. Such a nice arrangement!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that I featured your beautiful fall table at my turquoise lovin' party this week!! Thank you so much for linking it up!!
ReplyDeleteLove your table scrap! Love the colors! Your being featured at Homemaking Party today :).
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable. I love that you used blue instead of the normal fall colors!
ReplyDeleteYour table looks fantastic! Love the color theme and the white pumpkins! Thanks for sharing at this week's BFF Open House!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I think I need to paint some pumpkins. I am enjoying your blog, keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I think I need to paint some pumpkins. I am enjoying your blog, keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and elegant. Live the use of nontraditional fall colors, ESP. The cool blue. Thanks so much for linking up to Dare to DIY. I hope you get a chance to check out some of the other tables this week - that's the fun part.
ReplyDeleteI love the candles! This all turned out so great. Thanks for the wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! I love the non-traditional colors, what a great idea :)
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