20 Fall Centerpiece Ideas Full of Autumnal Style

Add a seasonal touch to your home with a beautiful fall centerpiece. Whether you're setting a festive table for a holiday dinner or need an everyday centerpiece for your kitchen table, we have curated a collection of beautiful fall centerpieces that range from casual and whimsical to sophisticated and elegant. Here are 20 amazing ideas for fall centerpieces that will shine on any table.

Mix Dried and Fresh Flowers

Create an oversized flower arrangement from a mix of fresh and dried flowers for a more interesting look such as this one from JC Design. To make an arrangement nice and full, you don't necessarily need to make it taller, instead, think wider and spread the stems out from left to right. Not only will it fill a rectangular table well, but it'll be low enough so it doesn't get in the way of dinner conversation.

Halloween Pumpkin Centerpiece

The month of October is all about Halloween and this fall centerpiece by Home and Spirit takes cue from the spooky holiday. Use a mix of colorful pumpkins in the middle of the table and hang black witch hats above it for a whimsical touch.

Touch of Brass

The warmth of brass is the perfect addition to any fall centerpiece, and this beautiful tablescape by Lemon Leaf Home Interiors shows. Use a brass vase or bowl to hold an arrangement of orange and purple flowers for a great jewel-toned complement to the metal, and incorporate brass candlesticks into the table setting for height as well as that cozy glow and ambiance that's a must for this season.

Candlelight Fall Tablescape

Candles are the ultimate way to create an ambiance and this fall centerpiece from Herzen Stimme uses plenty of them along with gourds and pumpkins to fill an outdoor table.

Bountiful Floral Arrangement

Create a bountiful fall centerpiece using luscious red, orange, and yellow flowers and eucalyptus. Add in some antique brass candlesticks and scattered pomegranates and you've got an elegant table inspired by Finding Lovely. Blue may not be a color you instantly think of when it comes to fall, but it works beautifully against the traditional fall shades and creates great contrast with the warmth of the brass.

Pampas Grass Centerpiece

Arrange a couple of stems of pampas grass in a glass vase like Scandi Bohemian Interiors did for an outdoor fall table. It's an inexpensive idea that looks chic and effortless and since the stems are dried, you can use it for several months and even save them for next year! Relaxed linens, pillar candles, and patterned dishes complete the look and allow the tall arrangement to make a statement.

Spooky Cheesecloth Ghosts

Add a touch of whimsy with these adorable cheesecloth ghosts arranged down the center of your dining table for a Halloween-inspired fall centerpiece. This cute idea from Finding Lovely is simple to make and only requires a couple of supplies, some of which you may already have at home. Add some twinkle lights around the ghosts for a fun effect and a spooky feel.

Dried Floral Arrangement

You're not limited to just a vase when it comes to the vessel you use to hold a floral arrangement. Use a large bowl like Homestead City Dwelling used to put together a fall dining room centerpiece. Fill it with dried flowers and greenery to create a bountiful, overflowing arrangement, and tuck in a string of wooden beads for added texture and rustic warmth.

Greenery and Copper Accents

Gain inspiration from MSTARR DESIGN studio and set a simple fall table using casual linens, a garland made from fresh greenery and copper accents for that quintessential fall warmth. Use beeswax candles for ambient lighting and add that warm, golden shade of yellow that's perfect for the season.

Dried Hydrangea Centerpiece

You may think of hydrangeas as summer flowers, but did you know you can dry them, or purchase them already dried, and they take on a whole new look? B&C by Host to Perfection used tall hurricanes to hold large bunches of richly colored dried hydrangeas on either end of the dining table for a dramatic statement. Arrange smaller dried hydrangeas and white mini pumpkins directly on the table for a low-height centerpiece so that dinner guests have an unobstructed view.

Rattan Basket Floral Arrangement

Incorporate a textural element such as this rattan basket that Finding Lovely used to create this cozy tablescape. Fall is all about coziness, texture, and warmth, and layering different materials is a great way to achieve this. Place a vase inside the rattan basket, fill it with water, and arrange your flowers directly into it, covering up the edges so you don't see the space between the vase and the basket.

Assortment of Lanterns

Use an assortment of different-sized and shaped lanterns such as these from Finding Lovely. Go more Halloween-inspired with black and white decorative items inside the lanterns, or stick with classic fall colors and objects such as real mini pumpkins, a hurricane filled with candy corn, and a fall-themed candle.

Colorful Ombre Pumpkins

Instead of going traditional with orange or white pumpkins, have a little fun and make these spray-painted colorful ombre pumpkins from Pop of Gold. They're a fun twist on a classic fall centerpiece and you could go so many different directions with this—from rainbow-colored pumpkins such as these to glittered ombre versions!

Large Copper Urn

Take inspiration from this fall centerpiece by Finding Lovely which features a stunning copper urn. Fill it with wild blooms and surround it with an assortment of pumpkins for a casual yet very holiday-appropriate table.

Go Orange

There's no color more synonymous with fall than orange, so incorporate plenty of it into your fall centerpiece like B&C by Host to Perfection did. Orange candles in brass candlesticks, tangerines on dessert plates, and fiery orange flowers paired with deep purples and pinks give this table a classic elegance fit for any special meal this season.

Odd Numbers

When it comes to styling a round table, think in odd numbers. This fall-themed centerpiece from Lemon Leaf Home Interiors features a tall brown glass vase filled with wispy dried grass for height, a shallow bowl with apples for a contrasting shape, and a candle to complete the trio and fill the home with a warm seasonal aroma.

Succulent Pumpkins

Give your pumpkins a modern twist by replacing their stems with succulents for an unexpected fall centerpiece. This idea from B&C by Host to Perfection is a simple DIY project you can keep on your dining table throughout the fall months or create a more elaborate arrangement of various-sized succulent-filled pumpkins for special holiday dinners and get-togethers.

Rustic Fall Centerpiece

Use a wood vase to hold dried flowers and surround it with soft velvet pumpkins for a cozy fall centerpiece inspired by this one from Homestead City Dwelling. The warm colors, soft textures, and rustic look will add warmth to your table and the good news is, there's no need to keep replacing dried flowers.

Halloween-Themed Fall Centerpiece

Since Halloween is a huge part of fall, create a spooky yet playful centerpiece inspired by Homestead City Dwelling. Create height by using candlesticks with black candles and stacking books, and add color contrast with orange and white Halloween-themed items such as pumpkins and eyeballs that'll make for great conversation starters!

Pumpkins in a Bread Bowl

Go simple and elegant with a rustic wood bread bowl and a couple of pumpkins inspired by this fall centerpiece by Modern House Vibes. You can use real pumpkins, faux, velvet, wood, or woven ones, the possibilities are endless. The best part about a centerpiece like this is that it's easy to put together, doesn't require lots of supplies and it can stay on your dining or coffee table for several weeks without needing a refresh.

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