a tasty Thanksgiving tablescape...

I've been sharing all of my archived Thanksgiving tablescape posts on fb and IG

in my #21daysofinspiringthanksgivingtables series...
and as I came to the last few days of the series, I realized that I was short a post! 

 so today, as I enjoyed the cooler fall weather that's finally arrived,

I pulled out my steadfast white china and mixed it up with a few other things on hand 

to create a new look for you!

(you've seen that white china a lot, for years now, 

because it works for EVERY season and I can change it up in a million ways)

inspired by this centerpiece that I created last month on our dining room table, 

there are lots of soft natural hues and textures along with the warmth of a persimmon color for fall:

the centerpiece sits on a length of raw linen fabric that I've held onto for TWO decades.

I found the vintage linen napkin that matches it's tone PERFECTLY... three days ago!
they blend beautifully with the wood tones of my beloved farm table.

(remember when I whitewashed it?)

i love the finish on it now!

the punch of color comes from the ceramic dishes in a soft persimmon color,

paired with my white china to set them off.

there are three patterns, so the effect is one of layered textures.

my Mom's glassware is a peachy-orange color that coordinates well,

and the gold flatware is a warm touch perfect for autumn.

I hope this series is giving you some ideas for your own holiday table!