Neutral Farmhouse Fall Table

Here’s our neutral farmhouse fall table, our first at this house! Plus there are ten more fall tables from my friends too!

Hello! Welcome to our Neutral Farmhouse Fall Table post! If you’re stopping here from the lovely Shayna’s (The Wood Grain Cottage) or any of the other lovely fall table tours, weren’t they just lovely?! So many inspiring fall table ideas!

When I first started blogging, I couldn’t set a pretty table to save my life. Seriously. Maybe it was a lack of props. But I think it had more to do with a lack of experience. Now I LOVE to get out my dishes and chargers and flatware and all the other goodies to create a tablescape just for fun.

This fall heading into the Holiday season, there will be plenty of opportunities for you and I to put together welcoming tables for our friends and families. Here’s to the first of a beautiful season!

To set a table of any kind, you want to start with the centerpiece. In this case I’ve woven three garlands of fake leaves, gourds, pine cones and berries together and then interspersed various sprigs of faux berries and other greenery. I added fake antlers, feathers, mini pumpkin candles and, of course, our set of turned wood candlesticks. The centerpiece is a little more full in the middle and then it tapers off before it gets to the ends of the table to leave room for place settings.

For each place, I’ve used some scrolling chargers that my husband, Dean, bought me from Pier 1. Then I layered one of our white dinner plates from Birch Lane/Wayfair and a light green salad plate that I found at Homesense at Easter a few years ago. Topping each setting is a simple linen napkin in ivory in a beaded napkin ring.

The fun part of each place setting is actually the gold-toned flatware. Would you believe it’s plastic?! I know. Not overly classy, but perfectly acceptable in photos and for a large family gathering! I found them at Michaels of all places this fall.

So that’s round one of our fall/Holiday tablescapes.

Do you like to set a pretty table? What are you favorite pieces to use?

Like I mentioned at the beginning of the post, my friend Alicia from A Burst of Beautiful is hosting this party. Be sure to visit all of the lovely bloggers sharing their fall tables by using the links below: