10 Stunning Ways to Set Your Thanksgiving Table

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Upgrade your typical Thanksgiving spread with these seasonal beauties and classic pieces

Alejandra Bennett

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Giving Thanks

These woven cane napkin rings will add a minimalist Scandinavian look to your Thanksgiving table.

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Harvest Hues

Add a burst of foliage-inspired color to your holiday table with these unscented paraffin wax candles. Available in sets of three, these candles can be styled together in a cluster or placed separately.

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Stumped No More

Figuring out the seating arrangement for this year’s Thanksgiving will be fun with these rustic, handmade wooden place card holders.

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3 Ideas for a Fall Tablescape

Dress up your dining table for Thanksgiving and fall gatherings with these three inspiring ideas.

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Turkey Trot

A runner with geometric pattern and poppy autumnal hues is the perfect piece to brighten up this year’s tablescape. This one, by Colombian-American designer Dana Haim, was inspired by her many travels and is a nod to ancient textiles.

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Star Centerpiece

Scatter a few of these ceramic fluted vases down the center of your table and fill them with dried twigs and red berry branches for a very understated and chic fall centerpiece.

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Take It or Leaf It

Pressed leaves are a fun, and easy, DIY that makes the most of the autumn foliage. Simply gather the brightest and prettiest leaves on the ground and place them within the pages of a heavy book. On Thanksgiving, take the leaves out and scatter around the table.

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Gather Around

Using sprigs of thyme and sage and a bit of twine, create small bouquets for each place setting. You can also add a name card or a note to reminds guests of all they have to be thankful for this holiday season.

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Bountiful Vases

As an ode to the fall harvest, and as a way to bring abundant color into your spaces, fill vases, planters and bowls to the brim with seasonal blooms, fruits, and vegetables.

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On a Silver Platter

While a tiered serving platter makes food look all the more scrumptious, this Thanksgiving use this antique-style stand as a decorative display for squash, pine cones, and other harvest-inspired goods.

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Vegetable Bonanza

Pumpkins, squash, and fall veggies galore! Use what’s in season to create a colorful and unique arrangement.

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