Simple Holiday Tabletop Decor Inspiration
Happy Holiday Season friends!
As we enter into the holiday season (and way too fast for my liking) I get excited about hosting friends and family! I'm currently planning for a neighborhood progressive dinner so I pulled up some of my past tabletop decor to glean some inspiration.
I love to have fun with table decorating particularly by using non-traditional color palettes and interesting objects. Anything I can find around the house or in nature usually ends up on our table in some way because it is easy AND cheap!
Check out some of my favorite tables from over the years!
A Blue & Green Thanksgiving Table
Blue is definitely my favorite color so it pops up in lots of my decorating including tables!
{Photos by Paige Winn Photo}
There is something special about candlelight and red flowers on Christmas.
This was probably my favorite tables and the bright, beautiful flowers make me happy.
{Photo by Laura Sumrak}
This was such a fun table to create and everything here is edible except the serving pieces and candles!
For this table my son and I literally walked the trail in our neighborhood in search of pinecones, flowers and anything naturally pretty we could find.
This wild patterned table was inspired by a bunch of mismatched and vintage linens I had laying around. Our tree in this blog post was one of my favorites too!
This was a fun bar that my friend Cristin and I setup for a blog shoot and I love the cozy feel! We used a blanket for the tablecloth with a little bit of sparkle!
A DIY pumpkin centerpiece is always a good idea for fall! You can read the instructions HERE.
This is my 2nd runner up favorite table because of the lovely dried hydrangeas from our yard...and of course blue! You can also snag the recipe for the mini peach cobblers HERE.
{Photos by Paige Winn Photo}
Are you hosting any gatherings this year? What is your favorite way to decorate your table for the holidays?
If you're looking for a great hostess gift or just a good read for the holiday season check out THIS BOOK. And make sure to follow my Tabletop Pinterest board for more inspiration!
Cheers!
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