Decor | Lifestyle | Design
Hi friends and happy Friday! Hopefully you’re all getting much more fall-ish weather than we are – it’s back in the 90s here this week! Regardless, I’m celebrating fall inside whether Mother Nature is cooperating or not!
This week’s share is this Neutral Fall Tablescape that I created a couple of years ago – and it’s still a favorite! If you’re looking for some neutral fall or Thanksgiving inspiration, this table is an easy and elegant take on the holiday!
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The first time I hosted Thanksgiving all by myself, without help from my mom, was the second year I was married. And to say it didn’t go smoothly would be an understatement.
One of my favorite things to decorate with in the fall is copper. It adds so much warmth, and if you use vintage pieces, it’s utterly charming!
I wrote a post all about my love for all things copper, and that’s the post I’m sharing today. You can see my Decorating for Fall with Copper post here!
Hi friends and welcome to French Country Fridays, our weekly series where we share our French-ish inspiration!
You may have already seen my living room dressed for fall when I shared it last week, and in this week’s FCF I’m sharing last year’s romantic living room – which is so different!
Today I’m sharing a Thanksgiving table I created last year, and it’s one of my absolute favorites! This tablescape featuring figs and done in shades of plum is easy and elegant at the same time. Using natural elements, simple linens and eucalyptus I think it would be perfect for any fall gathering.
Hello friends and welcome to our weekly dose of French Inspiration, French Country Fridays!
Whether or not the weather is cooperating or the calendar says so, it’s officially fall in Blogland! This week I shared my first fall posts of the season, Four Easy Tips for Fall Decorating and an Easy Fall Mantel using Soft Autumn Colors!