Today I am joining a bunch of my blogging friends as part of the Seasons of Home Holiday Series, and I am sharing a simple fall tablescape with goldenrod. Table settings have always been one of my favorite things to do. This time around because I am in the middle of a bunch of other projects I went really simple.
Good morning! I can’t believe tomorrow is the last day of October and then Sunday is November! Things are starting to get festive looking here in our house. We’ve got all of our trees up and I am just about finished decorating. I just need to add a few finishing touches to a few spots and that’s it.
Good morning! Today I am joining a bunch of my blogging friends to share our Seasons of Home autumn tablescape. Growing up in New England, fall was my absolute favorite time of year. It still is, but here in the south, it’s not nearly as enjoyable – ha!
Good morning! I hope you all have been having a lovely week! Today we are going to be sharing the second installment of the Seasons of Home series with our favorite blogging friends and all posting an autumn tablescape. We cut some branches from our yard and used them in a vase on our table as well as on our sideboard.
Good evening! I hope your week is off to a good start! Today I wanted to share one of two table settings I recently did for our partner, Bassett Furniture. I did this Thanksgiving table setting in more traditional autumn colors and then I swapped a few things out and stuck with a more simple black and white look for the other setting which I will post about at another time.
I have always loved doing table settings. In fact it’s always been one of my favorite decorating things to pull together. I sometimes will add in a little new accent (like the maple leaf plates and turkey salt and pepper shakers) but otherwise I typically use items that I have around the house.
