There are many ways to establish the “tone” of a Thanksgiving table, whether it be casual, formal, whimsical, or rustic. One of the easiest ways to do that is by starting with a table arrangement. You may opt to have a professional arrangement created for your holiday table, or instead, you may be in search of inspiration to create your own! Take a look at some examples of different styles of centerpieces that can be used as a starting point from which to “build” the rest of your table. (And, of course, don’t forget to stop by Knotting Hill Interiors to check out our fabulous selection of Thanksgiving decor for your home!)
Who better, but Martha Stewart, to share table design ideas:
- Immature persimmons and granny smith apples create the unexpected pops of bright green color in this centerpiece.
From Country Living:
Better Homes & Gardens has some interesting DIY ideas for table centerpieces:

This is such a fabulous "rustic" centerpiece. Be sure to check the Better Homes & Gardens website if you would like to re-create this arrangement. They include step-by-step instructions!

Sometimes, simple is best. Take a look at these acorn branches mixed with clemetines in a plain vase. Somehow, it works!

This acorn basket could be created right from your very own backyard! I also love the pears and other natural elements the basket is stuffed with!
From Southern Living:

This table is adorned with arrangements in non-traditional colors interspersed with silver antler candelabra.
Photos from My Home Ideas:

Pumpkins and herbs mixed together make this interesting centerpiece. Check the website for how-to instructions!

I saved my favorite for last! All of the elements - the bird, the silver, the florals, the candles of different heights - all contribute to the breathtaking outcome of this grouping.
NOW, GO HAVE AN “It’s So Fabulous!” DAY!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE HELP WITH MAKING YOUR HOME EVEN MORE FABULOUS DURING THE HOLIDAYS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR AN IN-HOME OR ONLINE CONSULTATION AT KIMBERLY@KNOTTINGHILLINTERIORS.COM

























