Monday, November 9, 2020 / by RE/MAX One
Thanksgiving Decorating Ideas for a Stylish Celebration
It is Turkey Day, after all, so it only makes sense that you feature beautifully designed plating with the animal on them. Pair the plates with larger plaid ones in fall colors to take the look to the next level.
Make Wheat Cloches
Using wheat as a table center piece or an accent in your living room is a super easy way to dress up your home for Thanksgiving. 
Hang a garland on your mantel, then add a stack of vintage books and a few antiques or vintage pieces (like an old-school candelabra or figurine). This will make the space feel extra cozy and inviting.
Lanterns? Check. Pumpkins? Got 'em. Wreaths? You betcha. Just throw in a gorgeous seasonal floral arrangement (more like a tree arrangement on this gorgeous front porch and it's a done deal.
If you're hosting out-of-towners this Thanksgiving, ready your guest room and give it a seasonal upgrade with plaids, wall mounted antlers (faux or vintage), and a warm color story.
Wreaths are great, but door hangings are even better for someone looking to switch it up a bit. Using dried florals means you can leave it up for all season long, too.
To make your rustic farmhouse table a little dressier for the holiday without making it look out of place, add a voluminous, laidback floral arrangement and use French linens.
Decorate your porch with all the essentials: Pumpkins, corn, berries, wildflowers, and repurposed apple crates. This way, you'll be setting the holiday mood before your guests even step foot inside.
Hang a menu behind the buffet table to animate the walls and to help everyone better navigate the Thanksgiving spread. Then add a ton of pampas grass.
Dried florals are a great way to spruce up the front porch for fall. They animate the space and can thrive in the cooler climates. We're loving the rustic feel of this one with vintage repurposed planters at Los Poblanos Farm.
