The leaves here are just finished falling, so I thought they would be a nice touch to add to this tablescape.
The plates are from Hobby Lobby and are on a beautiful charger from Target. The napkins are doubled up with a plaid from Walmart and a nutmeg from World Market. I love plaid during this time of year and it was a bargain find to get these nutmeg ones to match my plaid!
The centerpiece has these beautiful red/brown/caramel candles with real pressed leaves and table scatter leaves as well.
We are back to school as crazy as this year has been, this is still one of my favorite tablescapes!
Fall is early this year with crisp mornings and warm afternoons. This change in weather prompted me to do an early Fall Tablescape. There will be more to come! I love the warm colors of fall and the bright leaves on the trees. Enjoy this tablescape to start off your Fall decor!
This view from above is a perfect meld of all the fall colors thanks to the beautiful zinnias from our local farmer’s market.
The place setting has an embroidered napkin (I got a set of 4 at a garage sale – great find!) that continues the fall leaf theme, and fits beautifully with the salad plate fall leaves tree.
These water goblets were a great find at the Dollar store. They fit perfectly with the theme of the table.
The centerpiece is the focus of the tablescape with it’s fall leaves encircling the the beautiful bouquet of zinnias! The pumpkins and birch candles add a nice touch to the display.
This bright tablescape is accented by beautiful butterflies!
I love the summer colors in this tablescape and the flowers compliment the colors.
Here is a close up of one of the butterflies. This pretty blue/green butterfly compliments this cheery blue napkin and connects with the beads in the centerpiece.
These adorable dragonfly napkin rings came Pier 1 (which sadly is going out of business) and went perfectly with the greens of the table. The blue accent in them added a pop of color as did the blue bead tablescatter.
I love how the light from the window shines in on the centerpiece candle and the rest of the table.
