All I need now is the Turkey, the rest of the fixings and five of you to come sit at my table! I will miss cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year since I will be off in Amsterdam, so to fill up on some of that Thanksgiving love, I designed a rustic luxe dinner table setting. West Elm was very gracious at lending me some of their gorgeous dinnerware and linens to set this dream table. If you have been reading my blog for a while you will know how I love mixing styles, bringing in rustic with glam, metallic with raw wood. The setting started with the gold faux bois salad plates. I loved the woodland pattern in the foil finish. I then added the twig flatware and mercury glass candle holders. The mix of the gold and plum against the natural wood and earthy dinner plates created a warm yet intriguing table setting. Of course everything looks better topped with a paper flower so this plum dahlia finished my look. For the leaf name cards I used Gold Leaf metallic paper from paper-papers.com. I have set up this printable for the names to be editable in the PDF. All you will need is the free script, Herr Von Muellerhoff. Once you have installed that font, just download the template onto your computer and open it in Acrobat were you can customize it with your dinner guest names. Cheers! ~ Lia
SOURCES: Latte Dinner Plates, Faux Bois Salad Plates, Pale Gold Napkins, Berry Print Napkins, Twig Flatware, Silver Fox, Wine Glasses, Mercury Glass Candle Holders, Dining Table from West Elm | Pumpkin Bakers, Mercury Glass Vase from World Market | DIY Thankful Tree Centerpiece | Paper Dahlias | Gold Leaf Place Card (button below)
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I apologize for the repost, but my phone was acting up and I didn’t know it had gone through. Can you please tell me where you found the pale gold napkins? I saw some the other day but the store has sold out. Thanks again!
Hi, I got them last year at West Elm.
Everything is so beautiful! Can you please identify the purple table runner?
Thanks!
Hi, I got the fabric from my local fabric store and made it myself:)
Everything looks so beautiful! Do you mind identifying the purple table runner please?
Thanks!
This is something I made from fabric I picked up at my local fabric store in the bridal department. Love finding uses in unusual places. 🙂
Love the Roman shades where did u get them?
They are great! They did come with the house so I have no idea of their origin. I wish I could tell you I made them. 😉
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I LOVE what appears to be dish towels as the placemats. I am definitely incorporating this into my table this year. LOVE it.
They are actually another set of West Elm napkins. I like them being a different width than a regular place mat and handing off the side of the table too.
And the chandelier/lighting? It makes everything even more magical–I’d love to know where it comes from.
Thanks!
Yes! That is a DIY piece I made. I am planning to do a tutorial for it soon. 🙂
This is beautiful! I love that you incorporated plum instead of the typical Fall colors. I’ve been dying for purple lately so this is right up my alley. Is it weird that I thought you said “edible leaf place cards”? I guess I’m hungry!
Haha. I read editable that way a lot too. We need a better word for it because they are not even the same. Yes on the plum. I will be sharing my plum infused living room soon. Stay tuned.
I would love to be one of your Five guest!
This is just so gorgeous!!!
Thanks for sharing!
Wouldn’t that be fun! Maybe someday. 🙂
It all looks great!!! I love your table! Did someone make that for you?
That is the Emmerson table from West Elm. It is recycled from old palettes. I LOVE this table.
Wow! Everything looks so beautiful Lia!
Thanks! Just needs your yummy food!!
What a gorgeous table you have set! It gives me inspiration to implement elements for our thanksgiving day. Thank you!
Thanks Becky!It was such a fun table to set.
Everything looks so beautiful Lia! I really love how you incorporated the fox into the table decor…so clever. Are the linens under the plates runners or napkins? Or neither? ha ha
Thanks Lisa! The fox was a last minute addition. A little playfulness. Those are napkins under the plates to add a little more color. They are also from West Elm.
Beautiful table! If mine could look as wonderful as yours on Thanksgiving! 🙂
Thanks. It can! In your own creative spin.