Tour our farmhouse thanksgiving decor. Pumpkins, fresh eucalyptus, grain sack and neutral colors are the theme this year on our farmhouse table.
Our farmhouse Thanksgiving table decor is full of simple and natural elements this season.
We don’t actually a host a huge Thanksgiving feast here at the farmhouse. That is one of the amazing benefits of, neither my husband or I, ever moving more than a 20 mile radius of where we were born, our entire lives.
Family from both sides aren’t more than a 15 minute drive in either direction. In fact, our biggest problem on holidays is trying to make it to all the family functions available to us on both sides. A wonderful problem indeed.
Still I love playing around with seasonal decor in our farmhouse dining room. The big old handmade table, that my husband and his grandpa built together, just begs for a photo shoot once a season.
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I teamed up with two of my amazing bloggers who shared their Thanksgiving table decor also. Read all the way to the end to get the links to their homes.
Farmhouse Thanksgiving Table Decor
I brought in the only pumpkins we had left from the fall home tour. The delicious jarrahdales and pie pumpkins already made their way into pumpkin smoothies, stir fries, quiche and pumpkin pancakes. Read all about that HERE.
Fresh eucalyptus that I scored for an excellent price at Trader Joe’s adds in the natural green color I love so much.
I have been eyeing the hyacinth placemats from World Market for quite a while now. I finally snagged some up. They add beautiful natural texture to my farmhouse thanksgiving table.
And because I apparently never tire of the color blue, I added in these striped linen tea towels.
White candles bring in an element of cozy.
The whole centerpiece sits on a simple grain sack table runner that I made with fabric from the shop.
In keeping with our usual laid back drinkware, I brought in the wide mouth pint mason jars that we always use.
We just added these Wood Farmhouse Side Chairs to our farmhouse table. We have only ever used the benches that my husband built, but I thought it was time to add a few chairs to the ends. More seating and a better place to put booster seats. Just keepin’ it real with almost five little kiddos living in the farmhouse.
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Sincerely, Marie Designs
Hey Lisa! Where did you get the dome pendant lights from?
Hello! I’m new to your blog and YouTube channel but now I’m obsessed!! Just wondering where this dining table is from? Also, the link for the bench is to Target-is that where your bench is from? Thank you for all your awesome content-I’m loving it and it’s so enjoyable to see during this difficult quarantine time!! Thanks, Nicole
I just wanted to say thank you for inspiring me to make my own sourdough starter for the very first time . Several months ago, I decided to try it and my family has been enjoying sourdough English muffins ever since! We love them so much, I sometimes have to make a double batch to last the entire week. Also, thank you for mentioning that your floors are uneven in your new / old farmhouse. We live in an older home , not nearly as old as yours ,but older 70’s model . And though perfectly charming, it’s not perfect to say the least. Last but not least watching you decorate for Christmas , using greenery from your property , inspired me to do the same. Saving me so much money on bought fresh greens. The look is still effective and best of all it was totally FREE> Happy New Year Lisa!