Do you know How To Make A Colorful Fall Tablescape? Today I am joining my friends to show you various ways to create a Fall Tablescape Ideas.
There are many ideas to choose from and I will have all of their links below for you to browse through.
If you have been reading my blog for any length of time, you know that I like blues, greens, creams, whites and any soft colors.
I have used orange, red, yellow and browns in the past. And for some reason, I just can’t do it this year. I even set up my table and took pictures like this…
I thought by using a runner with blue touches and vintage blue mason jars I could do it. My heart wasn’t in it. It wasn’t ME. I so
BUT, I can show you How To Make A Colorful Fall Tablescape using YOUR favorite colors. EVEN pops of orange.
I started off with a vintage shutter as my table runner. I painted it years ago to one of my favorite soft greens. So it was the perfect pallet to start with.
I like to use natural components like pine cones, dried artichokes, dried maple leaves, pecans, vintage books, faux pumpkins, branches, etc…
The vintage champagne bucket filled with branches and my large faux pumpkin was REALLY fun. And to top it off…The pumpkin has a crystal door handle as a stem.
Mixing and matching Fall colors and patterns was giving the tablescape a cohesive look I was hoping for.
Layering a embroidered vintage runner added texture and more soft colors.
Learning How To Make A Colorful Fall Tablescape using soft colors is easy when you use muted natural components. Use nuts, wooden beads, leaves, pine cones, pumpkins, etc… You get a Fall feel and look.
And, if you noticed, I spray painted the pecans both silver and gold, to add a little metallic. Not necessary, but fun.
Artichokes in chalices? Another way to add Fall colors and interest.
All the faux pumpkins actually have REAL stems on them. I saved them from last years real pumpkins. (Um…is that weird?)
How To Make A Colorful Fall Tablescape using my favorite colors? It is a great way to change it up, a new look for your Fall decorating, and a great way to bring your own favorite colors into Fall.
Thanks for visiting me today. I love when you stop by for a visit.
Now, sit back with your favorite drink or snack and enjoy. My friends have beautiful and creative ideas for more Fall Tablescape Ideas.
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Love your wheat dishes in the wire basket. My aunt had those dishes as her everyday set when I was a child. I’ll have to ask her is she still has any of it left. You created a pretty tablescape!
I’m in love with your tablescape! The vintage shutter table runner is amazing as is the vintage embroidered runner. You have such a knack for putting things together that I would never think of. I want to copy it!
Wow!!! I am seriously in love with this tablescape. I love it all! Especially the artichokes in the chalices. So pretty and everything works so well together.
I’ve never seen a shutter used as a centerpiece base before – such a fantastic idea and so beautiful. I’m with you on the color scheme – I feel like I am gravitating towards the muted greens and creams as well :) Thanks for joining in on this blog hop!
Best,
Kelly
So pretty for fall! I love the soft colors you chose for your tablescape!
I love this! Beautiful vintage silver – I think the artichokes in the chalices are my favorite!
I am loving all the textures and neutral colors! The natural vibe is amazing too!
Using a shutter as a table runner is genius, and that vintage champagne bucket is awesome!
This is a feast for the eyes. You have thought of every detail. The tablescape is simply gorgeous.
Wow, such a stunning fall tablescape. Love the big white pumpkin in the silver ice bucket.
Maria
These are all so, so pretty! I love your style!
Hello Meegan,
It is wonderful to meet you through our fun group Blogging Fifty. You are a woman after my own heart!! I love tablescapes too.
I am so glad I stopped by today. You have so many pretty and creative ideas to set a beautiful table and buffet. I am definitely going to browse through your lovely blog. And please stop by mine too. I am sure you will enjoy the tablescapes on their too.
Janet
I like the use of your shutter as a runner, and love the draped wooden beads. All the other little touches of nuts and sweet gum balls, and the artichoke is nice too. So if you were’t so much into pumpkins this year….I’ll tell you a little secret…that’s me almost every year! It’s a pretty table Meegan.
Tablescapes are so fun, aren’t they? I always enjoy seeing what you create.
Happy Fall!
These beautiful tones really warm up the room for fall.
Oh wow! I am in love!! The shutter as a runner, the vintage champagne bucket, the chalices, just stunning!!
Love this. Amazing ideas for making colorful fall tablescape. Thanks for sharing this post.