FALL TableScapes ~ Eating Area...Dining Room!

A Huge Welcome Back to viewing

the FALL Tablescapes I have created in my home!

So lets get started in my Kitchen's eating area. 

We have a semi-wall/cutout

opening that looks into the kitchen area from our

family room.  I try really hard to incorporate similar design

elements and colors in theses two areas since they are the

 rooms and we really LIVE in.

Unfortunately I get so much light that it always

seems to be hard to get decent photos...but I

hope you get the gist.

I went with more golds, carmels and

touches of reds in this area.

Using my Mikasa Le Jardinare

stoneware (wedding gifts 25 yrs ago).

These have all the fall

colors and blend so well that I set

them upon Gold charger plates.

The gold/amber glasses were .65c each (got 8) thrift store

finds that I could NOT pass up.

Again, most everything I used on this area was

something I already had.  So no cost except

my time to put it out...love it!!!

These glass jars are so amazing and versatile

doncha think?  I filled this large one with

some gold sprayed pinecones and leaves...

then dusted the base with colorful

dollar store leaves, glittered cardinals

and some candle sticks (thrift store finds) that I placed

sweet dainty pumpkin candles on.

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Okay, lets move on over into my

*formal* dining area.

Which is really NOT so formal

to me...but hopefully warm and inviting.

I have once again used what I have...

 a cornucopia I made up,

surrounded by leaves, corn and ceramic

fall pieces I have collected over the years.

The red glass candle holders were purchased at Pier One

quite a few years ago on the cheap...some of my FAV things.

Love how when the flash goes off on the

camera, it then gives the room and glowing feel.

Setting my table I used two table runners as my anchors.

Red charger plates enchance my china plates (given to me)

 and Rose Chintz that I have placed on top of it.

All ready for my FALL TEA I am planning!

There you have it...

Thanks again for stopping by!

I DO love to read your comments!

Be Blessed,

Lorena