Fall Tablescape – Use What You Have

Designing a tablescape is one of my favorite things to do. If money didn’t matter, I would own a house full of chargers, napkins and dishes, etc. I gave myself a little challenge of creating a small fall tablescape using what I had on hand at my house. I haven’t hosted a dinner in our sunroom yet, but it’s the perfect location for 4-6 adults to have a cozy dinner by the fire.

Whenever I’m hosting, I really like utilizing my china when I can – it should be used more than on Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Rusty orange is my favorite color so, naturally, my china matches – and it’s also perfect for a FALL tablescape. The table is long and skinny so I could only use chargers without placemats underneath. I needed a bit more texture, so I used a burlap type blanket to lay underneath and used a little fur underneath the jars. Last Fall, I had my napkins made from Gramercy with a more casual dinner party in mind. I always use my silver for every dinner gathering, because it only gets better with time.  Plus, I’m beyond sentimental and I want to pass it down to my girls with all of the family dinner memories.

If you want a great deal on bed linens // cloth napkins // basically all of the cool stuff in Atlanta, check out the Partner’s Card weekend for 20% off. It supports a great cause! If I didn’t live in Atlanta, I would drive in, buy one and do all of my Christmas shopping because it is just TOO GOOD!

To see more pictures of my sunroom go to The Sunroom Decor Inspiration You Need