Nature-Inspired Fall Tablescape
14 October
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I've been loving all the beautiful fall home tours and decorations on my favorite blogs lately, and while I'm not so sure I'll get an actual home tour done, I do have a fall tablescape to share today!
I had so much fun creating my Sweet & Simple Easter Tablescape back in March I decided to give it another go! They just seem so much more manageable than decorating the entire house... although I still do that too sometimes 😊
An Eclectic Fall Tablescape
I wanted to have a very rustic and nature-inspired tablescape for the fall table so I used some rustic vintage items, some vintage-inspired new items, a little bit of DIY, and of course some nature!!
I found these vintage dining room chairs at a garage sale a couple of months ago for only $8 for the set of four! I am planning to give them an updated look with new upholstery but until then I thought the rust-colored velvet seats were perfect for fall!
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Some little white pumpkins, a couple of pheasant feather picks, and some candles in tiny canning jars. I used white dried beans in the jars.
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I used a grey Sharpie marker
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I made three little paper pumpkins. Check out that tutorial here: Cute Paper Pumpkins, they are so easy!
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And I added books... some standing up behind and some lying down. I like the patina and colors of the old pages, they add another fun layer.
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I had a lot of fun with this tablescape, what do you think? Too much?
Have you done any fall decorating?
See how I transitioned to Thanksgiving with this tablescape here: Transitioning Fall Decor Into Thanksgiving
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Posted by: Tania | Little Vintage Cottage
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Such a lovely tablescape Tania. Love the funnels, and the addition of the books is a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Those containers and their cute holders are perfect and the books add more dimension. There's a lot going on but i don't think it's too much. I climbed up on a stepstool and put fall leaf garlands along the top of the hall bookcase yesterday. I've had some pumpkins and fall runners on side tables and buffet for a little while. Now it's time to add a few Halloween touches!
ReplyDeleteGreat job combining all the textures and subtle colors to create a lovely displays - love those containers and their patina.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna, I had a lot of fun creating the tablescape. Almost everything I had already except the floral swag and the fairy tale pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteTania