A tool to help you create a unique, global Thanksgiving table.
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1. Detail of our Spice Route rustic red tablecloth. This piece has a rich variety of tones, from burgundy to ocher, brighter reds and robin’s egg blues. There’s lots of room to play with this!
2. Blue Crackle Dinner Plates, by Leslie Freeman Designs, Etsy. Any turquoise tableware like these lovely slab rolled plates will highlight the jewel tones in the Spice Route print. They create a great contrast to the rich reds in the primary part of the tablecloth design.
3. Fall Centerpiece, by Linette Gerlach, Blisstree. These wonderful, simple and natural elements are a perfect tribute to the harvest we are celebrating. Use the tutorial at Blisstree if you’d like to add these to your table.
4. Moroccan Pomegranate-Glazed Carrots, Epicurious. This colorful dish uses traditional fall items (carrots, pomegranates, cinnamon) in a unique way. Why not add a surprising bit of flavor and color to your Thanksgiving feast?
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- How would you use a Spice Route tablecloth this Thanksgiving?
- What settings and centerpieces would you use to create a unique table?
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This is a series of Thanksgiving mix and match ideas. You can read the next in the series here, or see the entire list of articles here .
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love this design!
Gorgeous!!! Love this print! Pretty sure my mom has the matching curtains
Good taste must run in the family!
I love Spice Route too – it’s a flexible print because it has so many colors in it…. I have it in my dining room and it’s perfect for fall.
-Heidi
I would use pumpkins and gourds to dress up this beautiful linen.
- The Spice Route tablecloth perfectly complements my other fall decorations and the earthy tones will definitely spice up my Thanksgiving dinner table
- My center pieces will be large candle holders with fall color leaves motif and pumpkin shaped candles in them. I’ll add the little gourds and the pine cone turkey crafts my sons did !!!!
My red plates would look amazing on this tablecloth! I don’t know if I’d do much else as I just love food as a centerpiece when you have a tablecloth this striking.
I love this tablecloth! I would use my antique brass candle sticks, some polish pottery to mix it up and keep the table happy and eclectic, and our cream-colored china to bring in a bit of elegance. My house is a bit of everything I love and my Thanksgiving table would reflect that, especially with family sitting around it!
I love Spice Route. I would not hesitate to use it on my Thanksgiving table and add pumpkins of different sizes (some carved out as candleholders) in rich colors as a centerpiece.
this would be perfect with my crisp white plates and red chargers for thanksgiving!
The reds in the Spice Route would be a beautiful back drop & grounding for our thanksgiving dinner! The colors are gorgeous!w
This would be great for Thanksgiving at my in-laws. My MIL is undergoing chemo for breast cancer; we offered to host Thanksgiving at their house so that she can enjoy the day but not deal with any of the stress. She loves to decorate and does lovely centerpieces. This tablecloth would go great with the bittersweet so abundant around here in NH. Thanks for the giveaway offer!
Many have already posted great decorating ideas!
This design would make a wonderful Thanksgiving motif because of the colors. Keep the good ideas coming.
I would dress my table in this rich, linen tablecloth, adorning it with my vintage ruby bubble depression wear. My cobalt blue depression glass candle holders would light up the scene, as would my yellow Vaseline glass serving bowls. A center piece of gilded gourds and sugared pears would adorn my Munising wooden bowl. Pull out the old silverware. Sit back and soak in the vibe.
Use this rustic red table cloth on a heavy wooden dining table, combine this with Asian themed silver candlesticks…
I have this print for my duvet cover, shams & a window panel. Amazingly enough, the table cloth would look great in my eclectic dining room. The wall color is a bluish green and I have a large framed print of Persian polo players (with warm spice colors) on the wall. Oh, yes, the table cloth would be lovely!
Darn, hit submit too soon. Meant to add that I have a crystal chandelier, red art glass & chrome sconces and my grandmother’s silver tea service in that room. Crystal plates, my husband’s grandmother’s sterling flatware, and natural elements like pumpkins and pomegranates would complete the look.
Loved this post! It’s a lovely twist on the traditional thanksgiving table. A great fusion of exotic and rustic at the same time. And love love love this print tablecloth with the turquoise dishes. One of my favorite combinations!
Beautiful print! Would look fun with fiesta ware.