Happy Monday! I can’t believe it’s already time for me to share our Thanksgiving tablescape!

A hefty wooden dining table, dark brown, with off-white, upholstered chairs, and a light green pumpkin centerpiece.
A side view of the dining table with a blue/white runner, pedestal tray with a cake, fall table settings and a light green pumpkin holding flowers.

It has been pretty chilly here in Massachusetts for the past few days and the leaves are just about at peak color. I’m pretty happy about living on tree lined street right now – the colors are so vibrant and just downright stunning this year.

A large, light green pumpkin holding an assortment of white and dark red flowers and sprigs of eucalyptus.

Every window in my home has a breathtaking view of orange, red and yellow leaves. You can see a glimpse outside my dining room window to the front street here. Fall in New England is quite spectacular. Which is great because winters are pretty miserable!!

A narrow view of the dining table, showing the back of a chair and the pumpkin floral centerpiece, along with a golden candlestick

Keeping my theme of simplicity this season, my Thanksgiving tablescape falls right into line. I created another pretty pumpkin centerpiece using a green pumpkin, eucalyptus, white roses and some dark red mums that I picked up at Trader Joe’s. A few of you have asked for a tutorial (it’s so easy!) so I’ve included a video below for you.

You can also see the first version I made for my fall kitchen here.

A close-up of the blue and white table runner, golden candlestick, blue and gold patterned stemware and fall-themed plates
A top view of the dining table, showing the tips of the floral centerpiece, and the place settings, including the gold utensils

I picked up new salad plates on clearance at Pier1 this earlier this week, along with the white rattan chargers. I love the plates are all different. The colors tie in perfectly with my centerpiece and can be used throughout the season since they’re not covered in turkeys or anything that seems very specifically “Thanksgiving”.

A close-up of the plate design, showing a bunch of figs on a tree

My usual gold candlesticks make an appearance alongside some amber tealight holders that I found at HomeGoods. The pretty blue napkins are from Serena & Lily and have the cutest little detailing on the side.

A different view of the dining table, showing the gold utensils resting on light blue cloth napkins, near brown glasses and gold candlesticks
A close-up, top view of the place settings with 1 decorated plate (diagram of figs), one plain white plate and a charger, near a blue napkin with gold utensils

The gold flatware are vintage (if you’re in the market for new flatware, I love these gold ones) and the stemware’s from Tuesday Morning.

A distant view of the dining table with the back of an upholstered chair, showing the light blue rug below the dining table

I hope you’ve enjoyed my Thanksgiving tablescape! I’ve included all the sources for you below so that you can shop the space.

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3 Comments

  1. Hi, Jenna! I love your dining room chairs! Are they comfortable? I am in search for new ones and would love to know where you purchased yours! Thank you!

  2. Hi Jenna, I love your tablescape. I love the table! We have a similar fall here in CO!
    Have a great week! laura in CO

    1. Thanks Laura! I’m happy to hear you’re having a nice fall, too!! xo

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