Once Halloween passes, we dive head first into Christmas, but this year's Target Thanksgiving decor will ensure that the celebration gets some well-deserved time in the spotlight. With such charming selections, you won't be able to resist making the most of the event.
While the holiday could be one of the more stressful ones of the year — there's a ton of prep work, after all — the retailer's line of kitchen gadgets and festive accents begs us to hold off on our Christmas planning just a bit longer. (We promise, it's still coming.)
While you pick out a generous-sized bird for the feast and get your Thanksgiving table decor buys in order, see what Target has up its sleeve. We have a feeling you'll be pleased with the findings. (And let's be honest, when do ever walk out of Target with just the necessities?) Dining tables everywhere are about to put in some serious work.
Target Thanksgiving decor: what to know
Whether you're in search of Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas or looking for your living room to get an autumn touch, there's something waiting to be placed in your basket. (Aside the stuffing and gravy that you originally came in for.)
Designer Jess Onorato previously suggested to Real Homes that holiday hosts begin their Thanksgiving decorating by settling on a color palette: "Introduce rich colors such as golden ochre, deep crimsons, soft orange, sage green, and even luxe jewel tones," she said. From there it's about bringing in some florals to top things off and placing all dinnerware on an elegant table runner.
What we're shopping
Price: $19.99
Dimensions (in.): L6 x W12
Hooked throw pillows are having a moment, so why not embrace one of 2023's favorite trends and give it an autumnal touch? This throw will be a cozy accent on the couch during football.
Price: $35
Dimensions (in.): L60 x W50
While cozying up on the couch between dinner and dessert, you'll welcome this knitted, reversible throw to keep you warm. But be warned: if you get too comfy, you just might start to snooze.
Price: $8.50
Dimensions (in.): D6
Sure the Jack O'Lanterns might be long gone, but the need for pumpkins is still strong come Thanksgiving. Opt for one that's less spooky, more rustic with this sweet woven accent.
Price: $20
Dimensions (in.): L9.25 x W14.12
Whether you're serving snacks, sweets, or simply using this platter purely for decor purposes, it'll bring an a air of sophistication to the table (quite literally) this Thanksgiving.
Price: Was $33.34, now $27.59
Dimensions (ft.): L5 x W6
The fun's not over yet, fall fanatics. Give the quintessential red/orange combo one last hoorah with a (faux) verdant garland placed across the dinner table or draped from the mantle.
Price: $21.12
Dimensions (in.): L14 x W51
Put the whole look of the table together with a reversible floral find that's as cozy as it is elegant. Just think how good all that food will look atop of this baby.
Target Thanksgiving Buys
What's Target serving this year? Shoppers can break down their holiday needs by category. Do keep in mind, the retailer is going all out with celebratory decor, but it will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
FAQs
What decorations do you put up for Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is typically an autumnal decor mix where you see a combination of oranges, reds, and golds, though designer Jess Onorato previously suggested to Real Homes that you can get a little more playful with the color palette to include golden ochre, deep crimsons, soft orange, sage green, and even luxe jewel tones.
Thanksgiving marks a great time to get one last use out of your pumpkin decor — Target's woven pumpkin will be great on the table — and incorporate flowers into your tablescape. Gold accents have become a fun way to modernize the overall autumnal aesthetic as well (as evidenced with the platter above).
How to design a table for Thanksgiving: what should hosts do?
Select a style and color scheme that you want to go for this Thanksgiving and go from there — find plates to match the theme and choose textiles with colorful patterns to accent the look. Small wooden bowls of decorative accents (think pinecones) can help things come together, as well as florals or a garland. If you want to go for a table runner, make sure it doesn't overpower the other elements of the table.
Going the traditional route and opting for a Thanksgiving cornucopia? Our edit will help you figure out how to style the classic holiday staple.
