A tool to help you create a unique, global Thanksgiving table.
-Linens, Tableware, Centerpieces and Recipes-
 Ivy Lace White Tablecloth |
 White Holiday Napkins |
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1. Detail, Ivy Lace Tablecloth. Everyone has a white tablecloth, but why use something that is just a necessary evil when you could enhance and highlight everything in the room? All Saffron Marigold tablecloths are 100% cotton (no polyester here!), and made with the highest quality materials and practices. This kind of quality underscores your whole design, without calling undue attention to itself.
2. Melange Collection in Kiwi, Soule Studio. One way to work with whites and neutrals is to use them as a backdrop for extravagant color. In this Mix and Match, I want to reflect the tablecloth, using quiet pieces, remarkable for their quality and design. The pale green on these plates and platters is exquisite and versatile, just like the Ivy Lace.
3. White Candles and Autumn Harvest, Better Homes and Gardens. (image #12) Natural, simple and handmade – the Thanksgiving table will shine when you use these principles in your decor. This wonderful collection of white candles and autumn bounty are eye catching, yet understated. If anyone creates a natural centerpiece inspired by this idea, I’d love to see your pictures!
4. Dried Fruit and Nut Crostata, Epicurious. I made this the other day for a friend’s birthday, and you can believe that I’ll be making it again soon! The figs, dates, apricots and pistachios call to mind the holidays, but the simplicity of the recipe makes it an option for many occasions. (photo courtesy of foodallergymama.com)
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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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Thanks a lot for that extremely cool post.
this is so pretty!
The Ivy Lace white tablecloth is perfect for my Thanksgiving table! It will be the perfect base for my gold chargers and white china with gold trim. And, my special centerpiece this year will feature my new Jonathan Adler Peacock Lollipop holder masquerading as a turkey (will be holding feather shaped lollipops from Sweet Factory). Then the Ivy Lace white tablecloth will again be the base for my Christmas table with green chargers, Grandma’s red and white Lenox Christmas china, and the peacock lollipop holder centerpiece (this time holding red & green mini christmas tree lollipops from Sweet Factory). I can’t wait!
What an amazing table! I have to google the Jonathan Adler piece immediately – sounds so cool! I’m really glad you’re considering adding our Ivy Lace tablecloth to your decor – I think you’ll be very pleased.
- Heidi
I’d go traditonal with Ivy Lace. My formal china has a gold band that would look lovely. With a cut crystal vase filled with white roses and greenery, I would have a beautiful table.
I can’t wait to start decorating our new home with your linens
I’m going pink with this. I know it’s not traditional Thanksgiving, buy my Grandmothers old transfer wear would set a festive scene. Alabaster candle holders and a white platter adorned with silver gilded pears and cranberries.
Matches my curtains! Something about the white-on-white that is so soothing. I would use white votives with this, and let the color of my golden walls be the contrast.
the great thing about this tablecloth…….any kind of centerpiece would look perfect with it!