how is is possible that thanksgiving is next week?!
where (for REAL) did the time go? thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year. not only is the food amazing (count me IN on ANY meal in which mashed potatoes is a must!), but i love that it is a time
to kick back, relax, be with family, and focus on our blessings. since we moved from the south, our little family has had thanksgiving by ourselves. it's a lot of work to cook an entire thanksgiving meal all by myself, but it's a chore i have come to love.
however, after spending 2 days straight in the kitchen, i have found that i have no energy to make the table look pretty. i love looking at pictures of pretty tables, and fantasizing that maybe THIS year is the year i will not only cook thanksgiving dinner all by myself, but i ALSO manage to decorate a fiercely beautiful table....
here are some of my inspirations:
i really like the simple look and textures on this table. did you notice the subtle stripes on top of the burlap runner? SO pretty.
the herringbone napkins, bark chargers, faux bois textured plate, and gold silverware on this table setting are seriously making me weak in the knees. LOVE.
via martha stewart
i have a ton of branches in my yard, and vases like these are super easy to find.
this table scape is sophisticated and simple. i like the mix of metallics.
(via project wedding)the combination of blush pink and white roses with the soft orange mums is SO pretty. and those
little white pumpkins are perfect!
( via heavenly blooms blog)
i have always loved the way these white tulips look against the aspen bark. so simple and monochromatic, with so much texture.
(scanned by me from country living a few years back)
i really like the orange roses and very traditional feel here.
via country living.
aren't the colors in this arrangement GORGEOUS? *sigh.
the orange and peach roses (my faves) look amazing with the bright green and deep purples.
(via
style me pretty.)
using a bright color like this turquoise would look wonderful with browns and other neutral colors.
that pear would be a fun and easy diy project.
vía real simple.
another diy pear place card holder...this table is so pretty and just screams "thanksgiving!".
via cottage living.
the soft green pumpkins are so pretty paired with the yellow gourds, orange pumpkins and other natural elements.
(via williams sonoma blog)
and i LOVE the mix of succulents and greenery with the pinecones.
SO many pretty choices, so little time and motivation.
hmmm. if i start RIGHT now, i just might be able to pull something off.
maybe...
be sure and check out the holiday issue of pimlico here!
