Sharing my blue and yellow summer and fall tablescape that’s a perfect decor transition into fall and autumn

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Blue and Yellow Summer/Fall Tablescape

I set this Blue and Yellow Summer/Fall Tablescape a few weeks ago for a family gathering, and I really love how it all came together! I had a lot of these colors in my kitchen and dining area from my summer decor, and I think these colors also work great for a decor transition into fall!

Summer into Fall Decor

I am never quite ready for summer to end and fall to arrive, so maybe that’s why I always do a Summer-into-fall transitional tablescape. I had found these yellow and blue plates at HomeGoods and literally went to every HomeGoods store in my area to find them. I never found enough of them for ten place-settings, so I used one of my favorite tricks to create enough place-settings for my table.

My Favorite Trick to Create Enough Place-settings

What do you do if you don’t have a full set of dishes to make enough place settings for your dining table? Mix and match sets of dishes! Click here to see how I set two tablescapes for twenty people using my favorite little trick!

Here you can see how I alternated the dinner and salad plates. This photo above has the patterned white and yellow dinner plate on the bottom and the solid blue patterned plate on top.

And here is the alternating place-setting where the solid patterned blue dinner plate is on the bottom and the white and yellow patterned salad plate is on the top. You can even mix and match the napkins as well.

The Place-Setting

Layering is the key to a beautiful place-setting. Mixing solids and colors is also a great way to contrast. For the rest of the place setting, I started with a matching navy blue placemat. Next, I used a white wood charger and then alternated the dinner and salad plates.

I used my gold and silver flatware and some dark blue goblets.

 

The Centerpiece Garland

To create the centerpiece garland, I layered a base faux eucalyptus garland on top of a navy blue table runner. I always “fluff” my garlands and faux greenery, and florals. This makes them look more natural and real!

Next, I took some faux blueberry stems and slid them into the garland.

I then slid in some yellow faux flowers to add a pop of color to the garland.

You can also leave the centerpiece garland on the table without the dishes as table decor.

I hope you enjoyed seeing all the details of how I created this Blue and Yellow Summer/Fall Tablescape and that you found some inspiration for your own home decor. Here are a few more photos of the tablescape, and I’ll link all the sources or similar items below so you can source things and replicate this look if you like!

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Enjoy!

 

 

Here are the sources I could link for you to replicate this look. The blue dishes were from Pier 1, which is out of business, and the other plates are a HomeGoods find, and I’ve yet to find any more, but they often have other patterns that are similar. They are Italian-made dishes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

DECOR TRANSITION INTO FALL