In the short weeks between now and Thanksgiving, it's likely that the hosts among us will start thinking about the perfect fall tablescape. For Martha Stewart, however, the planning started as early as August.
The lifestyle guru sat down with H&G's celebrity style team last month, and in the interview, she confirmed that she's not only started planning for Thanksgiving but also for her iconic Christmas party (which she hasn't hosted since 2019, by the way). Naturally, therefore, she's breaking her hiatus in style – but following suit doesn't need to be expensive. In fact, most of her Thanksgiving table decor stems from her garden.
In Martha Stewart's interview, she shared how she decorates with homegrown pumpkins, squash, and the last of the beautiful dahlias. 'I'm looking at two great big vases of dahlias right now, bringing in that fall color,' she says. 'There's not a lot in the garden, but what's there is special. Also, branches of changing colored leaves [that] look really pretty when you bring them into the house. Even a big bowl of chestnuts that had fallen on the ground is a gorgeous centerpiece.'
Natural pieces aside, Stewart adorns her tablescape with the most ambient accessory of all: candles. She chooses silver for her dining room table (while she keeps her living room candlesticks gold or brass-colored).
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We've sourced some pieces to recreate the perfect fall table, just like Stewart's. Whether you include them all or just one of two items, you can rest easy knowing you're dining similarly to Stewart this Thanksgiving. Cheers to that.
This flocked pumpkin adds seasonal charm to any table or mantelpiece. The best part? It's ready to display without any forward planning (apart from delivery time).
Inspired by Murano glass, this glass vase is blown by hand for an ombre effect that transitions from clear to earthy brown.
This assortment of pumpkins is for perfect for decor, but they're also fresh, and therefore, good to use in your favorite fall recipe.
This artificial branch exhibits the same fall aesthetic Stewart mentions, for longer. We suggest styling in a vase or basket for a full, bountiful look.
These aluminum candle holders bring warm and welcoming way to elevate the look of your table. It's clear to see why silver is a permanent fixture of Stewart's home.
The perfect chestnut holder, this organic bowl is made from one solid piece of reclaimed natural root or stump of Fir, Hemlock, Spruce, and Cedar.
