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Well, aren’t you the social butterfly? Family and friends for Thanksgiving dinner, neighbors and colleagues for a Christmas feast. Two different holidays, two different seasons – and two very different table settings. (After all, that flaming figgy pudding of yours would look pretty silly sitting next to a harvest pumpkin.) So what’s a harried host or hostess to do? Revitalize your table without reinventing the wheel: Basic white dinnerware and a handful of interchangeable seasonal accents can take your tabletop all the way from harvest to holiday. Here’s how.
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HOLIDAY |
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Run with it.
If you’ve ever spent a frantic preparty afternoon ironing a tablecloth, listen up: A seasonal table runner in rich autumn tones delivers all of the punch with none of the pain.
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Run with it, part II.
Remember that easy yet high-impact harvest table runner? (Look left) Switching to a festive holiday runner is just as easy and impactful. And jolly as all get-out.
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Autumn leaves.
Mother Nature redecorates every season. Why don’t you? Scatter colorful leaves – real or faux – around your harvest table. A leafy autumn wreath hangs overhead.
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Winter wreaths.
Nothing says yuletide like a holiday wreath. Retire those autumn leaves and pop this baby in the window. Waddya know? It’s Christmas!
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A golden glow.
You know how it looks in the late afternoon when the autumn sun bathes the fall foliage in that warm, amber light? Oh yeah, you need this candleholder.
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Ornamental holders.
Could it get any more Christmas-y than this? Clear glass pillar holders with suspended red & green balls inside can hold a candle to any tree.
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The building blocks.
White dinnerware and serveware go with everything.Table linens, seasonal décor, even other dinnerware. Whatever you dish out, these bad boys won’t disappoint.
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Dish up some color.
Mix basic white dinnerware with patterned plates in holiday hues for an instant change of season. Goodbye harvest, hello jolly.
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Warm and toasty.
Celebrate the harvest (aka Thanksgiving dinner) with a friendly toast. This crackle stemware in warm gold + your favorite libation should do the trick.
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Off the hook.
And onto the table. Your holiday guests will love these whimsical ornament placecard holders. And after dinner, they make great personalized party favors too.
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