A neutral pastel Thanksgiving Tablescape overloaded with large peach and teal pumpkins.
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Fall is definitely my favorite season… and to show it some love I tend to decorate for it non-stop throughout the short season. I start with a simple neutral farmhouse style in early fall, then add some spooky touches at Halloween, and when Thanksgiving approaches I love to add some glam touches.
So the crystal candle holders and gold taper candlesticks come out of storage. And a beautiful metallic geometric print table cloth sets the stage for my 3rd Fall decor scene, this Thanksgiving Tablescape.
I started with this large peachy pumpkin at the center of the table. Due to its size, I knew it had to take center stage.
Then I weaved this eucalyptus garland around it and draped the wooden beads on top of that.
The rest of my pumpkins sat next to or leaned up against this large center one, alternating pink and blue tones to keep things muted and balanced.
How great is this leaning blush-colored pumpkin? It takes the prize as my favorite with its unique shape and realistic finish.
I just love the bountiful look of so many pumpkins stacked and leaning on each other.
Once the Thanksgiving table decorations come out I like to change up our mantle as well. Changing our Fall straw wreath to this more glam version with velvet pumpkins and metallic accents. And my favorite plaid pillow covers always add a rustic touch.
This DIY Thankful sign I’ve had for years and love to display it every year.
More eucalyptus garland, mini white pumpkins, and some pillar candles finish off the Thanksgiving mantle decor.
To see last year’s:
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