Lunada Consulting & Design: Thanksgiving Tablescape Décor: Part II

The countdown begins to Thanksgiving! Just nine days away here are four more tablescape ideas for you to be inspired by.

Dusty Blue and Cranberry Fall Tablescape

Bring out your paint brushes and China plates to create this fall tabelscape! The once orange pumpkins have been turned into dusty blue and white table toppers that even act as vases. If you forget the red candles no need to worry, add a little pumpkin in its place. Your guests will love this antique tablescape!

design by The Bride and LB Floral

concept & coordination by The Bride Link
photos by Lisa Price Photography

florals by LB Floral

location Crescent Bend House and Gardens

Mix & Match Dinner Party

The Holidays can sometimes creep up on us and soon enough you see on your calendar that it’s five days until you host your Thanksgiving party! In this case focus on using what you have at home and mix and match your plates for unique plate settings for your guests. Keeping to a color palette will help give your table decor a more cohesive look. The table décor below used three plate colors (black, grey, and white), and the same color napkin and the same set of utensils to bring the place settings together. Get creative with your centerpiece by going to your local market and shopping the flower and produce section to fill your vases. Persimmons, lemons, oranges, heirloom tomatoes, and figs are great to pair with white & magenta flowers. All you need now is wine and your guests to show up with their potluck dish to get the party started!

http://apartment34.com/2013/11/how-to-set-the-ultimate-holiday-table/

photos by Aubrie Pick

florals by Natasha Kolenko

glassware c/o Frances Lane

flatware & accessories c/o March

styling & art direction by erin hiemstra

Rustic Outdoor Dinner Party

We’re crossing our fingers that Thanksgiving Day brings crisp fall weather for a rustic outdoors themed Thanksgiving dinner like the one below. And even if it’s a little chilly outside, there’s nothing like adding a bonfire into the mix to keep you and your guests warm with the smell of a camp fire bustling in the background. You can also drape a blanket on each chair to keep your guests cozy as well. This sundown dinner party is lit with a single string of tea lights and adorned with simple decorations including: delicate golden wood branches; mercury glass vases; eucalyptus leaf sprays; clean white plates; yellow & clear glassware; and a mason jar to fill with notes of what you and you’re guests are thankful for.

http://www.theprettyblog.com/style-and-home/autumn-outdoor-entertaining/

styling by Lauren Ledbetter

photos by Brad + Jen of Q Avenue Photo

Chic Fall Dinner Party

This fall table décor was designed by designer Jenni Kanye who wanted this dinner party to have a look and feel that was casual but beautiful and festive but not too literal. We can all agree that she did just that! The Cinderella pumpkins dot the table in different sizes atop the burlap runner to add that festive touch. The small white pumpkins turned vases hold the beautiful white and magenta florals that stand out from the simple place settings. This tabelscape is a simple yet chic idea for your next Thanksgiving party!