Have you started planning for Thanksgiving yet? I like to get an early start because it means I’ll be less stressed as the holiday draws nearer. This week I’m joining a lovely group of bloggers to share inspirational table settings; it’s part of the Styled + Set series organized by Lory at Designthusiasm. My dining creation is called the Golden Autumn Days Table Setting. You’ll notice the tablescape has a golden glow about it. A big welcome to those of you joining me from French Garden House! (This post contains affiliate links.)
The golden leaves on the table are from our towering maple tree at the end of our driveway. It seems to take forever before all the leaves drop and we wait to rake the yard until the tree has purged itself of all its leaves.
My regular readers know that I recently (and finally) found a new farmhouse dining table! I decided to get a new set of white dishes too, found on clearance at World Market. I couldn’t decide on a napkin color so I opted to pair red henna napkins and golden yellow napkins for this year’s Thanksgiving table, alternating them at each place setting.
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Candlelight is a must for holiday dining. The glow of flickering flames creates a special ambiance.
Tall candle holders made in Spain of recycled glass pair with shorter pressed glass candle sticks. The bamboo script mat underfoot is perfect for a dining room. Food spills wipe up easily and don’t stain the mat.
My new dining table from Wayfair has three leaves; in this photo we’ve only added one leaf. At full extension, it’s 11 feet long. My new chandelier is sitting in a box waiting for my hubby to install it – hopefully this weekend.
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Wood chargers cradle the white plates and matching bowls. A natural woven table runner protects the table from the berry vine and dripping candle wax.
Each guest can keep the Baby Boos tucked in their bowls with a golden maple leaf.
Pressed glassware in amber tones are from World Market.
Danieli flatware is also from World Market.
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As the day comes to a close, the candles provide soft lighting for my Golden Autumn Days table setting.
Dining at dusk always feels warm and cozy to me.
My farmhouse dining table and new dinnerware are ready for my family on Thanksgiving day. Everyone will be here and I’m really looking forward to the holiday.
Here’s a beautiful Autumn Song by Van Morrison. I hope you’ll give it a listen. I think you’ll enjoy it!
Next up on today’s tour of Thanksgiving table settings is Becky’s Farmhouse. I adore her style and think you will too! Below are the rest of today’s bloggers and underneath that are links from the entire week. Lots of eye candy goodness to consume!
Please click below to visit today’s posts:
Monday’s Posts
Maison de Cinq | Decor Gold Designs | Maison de Pax | My Soulful Home
Bless’er House | Ella Claire | French Country Cottage
Tuesday’s Posts
Designthusiasm | Cotton Stem | Randi Garrett Design | Citrine Living
Celebrating Everyday Life | Kelley Nan | Life on Virginia Street
Wednesday’s Posts
Taryn Whiteaker | On Sutton Place | Julie Blanner
Zevy Joy | Finding Home Farms | Setting for Four
Thursday’s Posts
StoneGable | Shabbyfufu | Sand and Sisal
French Garden House | Town and Country Living | Becky’s Farmhouse
FrenchGardenHouse says
October 26, 2017 at 8:36 amJennifer, your farmhouse table looks so warm and inviting set for Thanksgiving. I love the golden yellows and reds paired with white. I’m sure that everyone will have a memorable time seated at your table. It’s a joy to be on this tour with you! xo Lidy
Lory at Designthusiasm says
October 26, 2017 at 9:55 amJennifer, this table just exudes warmth!! I particularly love the glow of your beautiful candlesticks!! So lovely!
Ann says
October 26, 2017 at 1:04 pmHi Jennifer! What a charming fall table and I love that you showed the candles lit. It all looks so cozy! It’s a bit early but Happy Thanksgiving!
Janet - shabbyfufu says
October 26, 2017 at 2:10 pmI love the golden glow of your table and can imagine sitting there for hours enjoying a great Thanksgiving meal!
Marlene Stephenson says
October 26, 2017 at 3:53 pmIt will certainly be fun with all your family gathered around your pretty new table and all those beautiful colors. You did a great job showing Fall in your dining room.
Deb Gibboney says
October 26, 2017 at 4:13 pmThat is one BEAUTIFUL Thanksgiving table!
Sheila Irwin says
October 29, 2017 at 11:46 pmYour table is so pretty Jennifer – and perfectly representative of fall. The warm colors, mixed with the white dishes (my favorite!) and those chargers (love those!) makes for a simple and beautiful table.
Sheila
xo