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11 Thanksgiving Color Combinations to Try This Year
Dated: 09/02/2020
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11 Thanksgiving Color Combinations to Try This Year
From the fall classics to unexpected and modern pairings.
Autumn decorating often revolves around the classic colors of fall: Reds, oranges, and yellows. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that, but what if those colors don't coordinate well with the place settings for your Thanksgiving feast? Or what if you just want to shake things up this year and go with a different tablescape or floral centerpiece? You don't have to use "traditional" Thanksgiving colors to create a beautiful table setting. Try these creative combinations that will still make you grateful for the day:
Pink doesn't necessarily spring to mind when you think of Thanksgiving. But when paired with gray and white, then accented with gold, it's seriously elegant.
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This color combination leans a little casual, a little fancy. The plaid napkins pick up the pale green and neutral colors of the gourds for an understated but lovely display. You can use any plaid, picking up one or more of the colors in your other tableware pieces.
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Pair the typical Thanksgiving color (in a more vibrant shade) with white for a clean and colorful table. Then, accent with fresh greens. They'll pop even more against the bright palette.
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Simple but effective, this combination of all white dishes with gold flatware and gold chargers makes a beautiful, low-key setting.
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All white is clean and classic, but it also can be boring. Add in pops of deep purple, and your table instantly becomes bright, not bland.
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The deep burgundy hues of autumn pears, eggplants, grapes and beets play beautifully off the dark green artichokes and other greenery. Brass candlesticks set off the look, while neutral plates bring it all together.
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For a happy Thanksgiving spread that's energetic but still seasonally relevant, mix orange with pink. It'll feel even more rustic on a reclaimed wood table.
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Mix varying shades of gold and green together for a natural tablescape. The green is grounding, but gold feels celebratory.
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Mix white, cream, tans, and soft greens for a understated table that's insanely chic.
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Go gold or go home! A gold runner, gold pinecones, gold votives, and gold pumpkins create this lavish look.
See more at A Pumpkin and A Princess.
We're obsessed with the mix of textures on this white and yellow table. The burlap runner and twig utensil holders add a natural feel, while yellow chargers create warmth.
See more at Home Stories A to Z.
Originally Posted on HouseBeautiful.com
https://www.housebeautiful.com/entertaining/holidays-celebrations/g22629787/thanksgiving-colors/
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