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in Entertaining· Fall· Home Decor

How to Bring the Outdoors to Your Fall Tablescape

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Are you looking for some autumn inspiration when it comes to decorating your table for the season? See how I brought the outdoors to this fall tablescape for a refreshing look.

How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

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How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

I’m ready for my first fall tablescape! There’s just a little tiny problem…our area does not usually offer pumpkins until October 1st. But I’m not going to let a little thing like that stand in my way!

How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

Bringing the Outdoors Inside Your Home

There were plenty of perfectly amazing goodies from my garden that I could use for my fall tablescape, which actually helped me with bringing the outdoors into my home.

How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

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Create Color With Dahlia Blooms

The dahlias are still in full bloom this time of year, and make for a great centerpiece .

an old galvanized bucket with dahlias as a centerpiece

I always love how they look in an old, vintage galvanized bucket. Let’s be honest…I love how everything looks in an old, vintage galvanized bucket!!!

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pears and apples with candlelight on table

Seasonal Fruit is Always a Must

Pears and the leaves from the pear trees make a great addition to any fall centerpiece. I also used apples from the tree in the garden, but wanted to add a big splash of color. So I brought in my faux red apples. Whatever works, right?

pears and apples with candlelight on table

Just stick a few pinecones in between, and light some tea candles. And you’re ready to go!

How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

And that’s how you bring the outdoors to your fall tablescape!

a table setting with pear

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How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

And I just couldn’t resist adding this picture of Jax to the blog post. I mean technically he is not sitting at the dinner table. He’s just assisting me with my photo shoot. That’s not against the rules, is it?


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How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Fall Tablescape

I hope you enjoyed my first fall tablescape. Once those gorgeous pumpkins are available at the farmers markets and family farms around here, I may go a little crazy! And if you want some extra fall table inspiration, check out my friend Ann, who decorated her table with American country antiques! Drop a comment, I’d love to hear from you!


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  1. Ann says

    09/19/2020 at 4:52 pm

    Thank you so much for mentioning me today Kim. I hope your enjoying the boat the next few days😃

    • Kim says

      09/23/2020 at 11:22 am

      I always love sharing your blog posts Ann. They are so beautiful.

  2. Marie says

    09/24/2020 at 8:26 pm

    Your table looks beautiful. I love that you used a galvanized bucket! The apples and pine cones are a fun touch too!

    • Kim says

      10/05/2020 at 2:02 pm

      Thank you so much for the kind words Marie. I do love my galvanized buckets! Everything looks better in them!

  3. Karen (Back Road Journal) says

    09/29/2020 at 1:27 pm

    No pumpkins necessary with your idea of the seasonal fruit, it looks great! I’m sharing on one of my Pinterest boards.

    • Kim says

      10/05/2020 at 2:03 pm

      Thank you Karen. I appreciate you pinning!

  4. Michelle | Thistle Key Lane says

    10/05/2020 at 11:19 am

    Kim, I’m excited to feature your post on the Tuesday Turn About Link Party this week. I enjoyed your post so much with the mix of vibrant fruit and flower colors. “A feast for the eyes” is such a cliche, but so appropriate when looking at your fall table. I’m excited to feature your post on the Tuesday Turn About Link Party this week.

    • Kim says

      10/05/2020 at 2:20 pm

      Thank you so much Michelle! I really appreciate the feature and the kind words. Looking forward to seeing all the other fun Tuesday Turn Around Link Party.

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