One of my favorite things about fall is gathering around a beautifully set table with family and friends. This year, I wanted to create a soft, muted fall tablescape using dusty blue tones paired with warm autumn colors. I love the cozy and inviting feeling it creates, and with just a few simple changes, this table can easily transition from a fall dinner table to a Thanksgiving table! This Dusty Blue Fall Tablescape is one of my favorite color combos to date!

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Dusty Blue Fall Tablescape – A Warm and Inviting Color Palette

This dusty blue fall tablescape brings together elegant textures, warm wood tones, and soft seasonal accents. Perfect for hosting throughout the autumn months.

The Centerpiece

For the centerpiece, I started with an ivory linen table runner and layered an olive leaf garland down the center of the table as the base. I love how the darker green tones create a natural and organic feel. To give it more depth and texture, I tucked in some olive branch stems, Rust Garden Rose Stems, Beige and Mauve Garden Rose Stems, Blue Pod and Green Leaf Spray, Cream Hydrangeas and a mix of velvet and natural pumpkins in warm, muted fall colors.

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I also added a few Brown Resin Turkeys for a subtle seasonal touch. To add some extra warmth to the table, I used mango wood candleholders with Light Grey Hand-Dipped Tapered Candles and mango wood squirrels The candlelight creates a soft glow that makes the table feel cozy and elegant when lit at night.

To finish off the centerpiece, I filled in any gaps with small pumpkins in different shades and mango wood squirrels. The combination of soft blues, rust, beige, and natural greens makes the entire centerpiece feel layered and intentional.

The Place Setting

For the place settings, I wanted to keep the look soft and elegant but still warm and rustic. I started with mango wood chargers as the base and layered on dusty blue dinnerware. I bought this dinnerware from Target, it’s from the Magnolia Hearth and Hand Collections but I haven’t been able to find the color for a few years now. I linked some other options below though that are similar. I love the contrast between the wood tones and the soft dusty blue — it’s understated but stunning.

I then added beige linen napkins like these or these here for a soft, feminine touch. These add texture and elegance without overpowering the table. Here are some similar napkin rings that are white washed rattan. For glassware, I used brown wine glasses, which tie in beautifully with the warm tones of the centerpiece and chargers.

Beige Linen Napkins

For the Flatware I used a set that had an aged look to it like this one here: Fortessa San Macro Flaware Set. I chose a rustic set to keep everything cohesive and warm. Each place setting feels cozy, layered, and inviting — perfect for gathering around with loved ones.

Accent Details and Thanksgiving Transition

I love adding little touches that make a table feel special. For this tablescape, I used turkey-shaped salt and pepper shakers to bring in a bit of whimsy and nod to the season.

One of the best things about this design is how easy it is to transition from a fall tablescape to a Thanksgiving table.

1. For fall dinners, I kept the look simple with pumpkins, florals, and candles.
2. For Thanksgiving, I added more turkeys, extra pumpkins, and some turkey shaped salt and pepper shakers to transition the table for the Thanksgiving holiday.

You could also swap out napkin rings or layer in personalized place cards for your guests to make it feel extra special.

Final Touches

This dusty blue and muted fall color palette creates a timeless and elegant tablescape that works beautifully all season long. By starting with a simple, layered base of garland, pumpkins, and florals, you can easily build on it for Thanksgiving without having to redesign the entire table.

Whether you’re hosting a casual fall dinner or a festive Thanksgiving gathering, this versatile tablescape is sure to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for everyone who gathers around your table.

I hope you find some inspiration here and I hope you have a happy fall and Thanksgiving!

xoxo,

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Check out these other Fall Tablescapes:

Fall Harvest Tablescape

Light Blue and Mustard Yellow Thanksgiving Table Decor

Rustic Thanksgiving Tablescape

Gorgeous DIY Dough Bowl Floral Centerpiece

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Fall is here, and it’s the perfect time to embrace the seasons beauty with a cozy and stylish tablescape! For this blog post, I’m sharing my Blue and Harvest Gold Fall Tablescape that’s elegant, versatile, and perfect for transitioning from fall into Thanksgiving. This color palette combines soft navy blue with warm harvest gold, creating a feeling of warmth in my home as we head into the fall season.

Whether you’re hosting a Thanksgiving dinner, a friends-giving, or any casual autumn gathering, I hope this blue and harvest gold tablescape offers some creative inspiration for any of your fall celebrations.

Blue and Harvest Gold Place-Setting: A Balance of Elegance and Warmth

For this tablescape, I created two variations of the place-setting to give options for styling as well as what I was serving. The first includes a bowl on top of the layered plates, perfect for serving soup or salad. The second removes the bowl for a simpler look, showcasing the mix of dishes.

How to Assemble the Place-Setting:

1. Start with a gold placemat as the base. I bought these placemats at Homegoods and can’t find and exact link for them but I linked one above.
2. Add a dinner plate in a soft navy blue or harvest gold.
3. Layer a contrasting salad plate on top. Here’s another option for a harvest gold plate. I linked some other options throughout the post and at the bottom. The salad plates I used are no longer available.
4. Place a blue, white, and gold napkin (paper or cloth) beneath the salad plate to add texture and interest. I used paper this time because I found these napkins that matched the dishes perfectly. I bought these napkins at Homegoods. Here’s a similar one and another option.
5. For the first variation, add a coordinating bowl in blue or harvest gold on top.

Gold flatware and gold-rimmed glasses elevate the look, tying together the warmth of the harvest gold accents with the cooler blue tones. The wine glasses are from Homegoods as well, but here is a similar one.

The Centerpiece: A Garland with Flowers and Pumpkins

The centerpiece is the star of this Blue and Harvest Gold Fall tablescape! I used a base of artificial olive leaf branches and an olive leaf garland, then layered it with of soft, seasonal colors:

1. Harvest gold ranunculus flowers for warmth.
2. Miriya Large Rose Flower Stem in Golden Yellow
3. Cream-colored pear blossoms for a lighter contrast to the darker colors.
4. Blue ranunculus stems and blueberry stems to bring out the navy tones.

To complete the centerpiece, I incorporated small harvest gold bowls filled with acorns, which can double as serving dishes for condiments or desserts. I bought these bowls at a local store so I apologize for not having a link for them. To complete the look I added Gold candlesticks and matching taper candles to add a warm glow, perfect for cozy fall evenings.

Adding Stylish Seasonal Decor

To tie the entire table together, consider adding these complementary seasonal accents:

1. Assorted velvet pumpkins in gold or navy blue. I used my harvest gold velvet pumpkins.
2. Pinecones, acorns or small gourds for a rustic autumn vibe.
3. A table runner in matching shades for added depth.
4. Harvest-themed napkin rings or place cards for a personal touch. I didn’t add these in but these are just some ideas! Be creative and do whatever makes you happy!

Why This Tablescape Is Perfect for Fall and Thanksgiving

The versatility of the blue and harvest gold color palette allows this tablescape to work beautifully throughout the fall season. For Thanksgiving, you can easily swap a few decorative elements—like adding turkey-themed napkin rings or a gratitude board—for a more holiday-specific look. I love having a versatile table that works for all the holidays within a season. Try mixing and matching different plates, napkins or other decor to create different variations throughout the season.

Here are some other Fall Tablescapes that I’ve shared over the years!

Similar Posts

Light Blue and Mustard Yellow Thanksgiving Table Decor

Harvest Tablescape Featuring the Martha Stewart Collection

Green, Gold, and White Thanksgiving Tablescape

Happy Fall Decorating!

I love creating and sharing seasonal tablescapes with you, and I hope this Blue and Harvest Gold Fall Tablescape inspires your next gathering. Wishing you a joyful and beautiful fall season!

xoxo,

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Black and Yellow Bee-Themed Fall Tablescape

I’m sharing my transition from summer into fall tablescape today. This Black and Yellow Bee Themed Fall Tablescape was so much fun to create! I love the color scheme and all the little details that make it so charming. 

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Every July I set a bee or beehive-themed table to celebrate Utah’s Pioneer Day holiday. Utah is the Beehive State and every year on the 24th of July they celebrate the Pioneers that crossed the plains and settled in Utah. I was out of town for this year’s holiday, but I had all this adorable bee-themed table decor so I decided to set the table and use it as my summer transition into a fall tablescape. 

Black and Yellow Bee Themed Tablescape Place-Setting

For the place setting, I used these bee placemats, gold flatware, black and mustard yellow dinnerware, a mustard yellow linen napkin, black and gold napkin rings with a gold bee, and amber glassware.

I made the bee napkin rings by hot gluing a bee magnet onto the black and gold napkin ring.

Bee Themed Tablescape Centerpiece

I used a matching bee-themed table runner and used some large stoneware jars for the centerpiece. I filled them with faux greenery and pear branches.

Faux Stems:

Add In Extra Details

I always like to add extra details to my tables. Here I added some silver bees to the table runner and as fall rolls in officially, I may add some velvet pumpkins.

I also love adding individual salt and pepper shakers to the table or each place setting so no one has to ask to pass the salt and pepper!

Wishing you all a happy end of summer and transition into fall! I’ll share a few more of my favorite images below so you can see more of the details if you like. I’ll link all the sources below! Thanks for stopping by and please subscribe to my blog so you never miss a post! You can also follow along with me on Instagram, @homewithhollyj, and Pinterest Home With Holly J. 

xoxo,

Sources for this Black and Yellow Bee Themed Tablescape are linked below. Just tap on the photos. Some Items may be discontinued or I’m unable to find them online but I do my best to keep the posts update with current links.

The tall stoneware jar is called “Tall Mustard and White Jar” and is from the Findery in Waco. They have a few left as of today’s post 8/17/22 so feel free to call them and they can ship one to you. 254-235-1777

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