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As the seasons change, so do our homes. The crisp air and shorter days of autumn make us crave warmth and comfort. One of the best ways to bring that cozy feeling indoors is by transforming your dining table. This season, a few key trends are leading the way, focusing on nature, sustainability, and personal expression with bright colors or geometric patterns.

Bring the Outdoors In with Natural Textures

Autumn is all about the vibrant colors of falling leaves and the rich textures of the natural world. Why not bring that same beauty to your table? Incorporate sustainable materials, such as rustic linen, recycled glass, and vintage finds.

• Using natural linen tablecloths, napkins, and recycled glassware not only reduces waste but also adds a unique, earthy charm.
• For example, a teal linen tablecloth with natural linen napkins and glasses made from recycled glass creates a stylish yet conscientious look.
• Don’t forget to use cherished family heirlooms, like your family’s old plates, to add a touch of history and nostalgia.

I always love to add something from the family, or glassware, or just a small sculpture with memories. It can also be simple flowers in a vase, evoking good family emotions.

A Palette of Warm, Earthy Tones

Say goodbye to bright summer shades and hello to the rich, deep colors of autumn. This year’s trends favor a palette of soft neutrals, blushes, and terracotta shades. These earthy tones—think deep oranges, muted greens, and rusty browns—mimic the season’s natural beauty and create a serene, inviting atmosphere.

• Soft Neutrals: Shades like natural linen and off-white create a calm, balanced backdrop. Our natural linen damask tablecloth provides a sophisticated, luxurious base for your living room table, easily combined with off-white, rusty, or natural linen napkins. For a different style, consider our natural linen table runner with lace in the center paired with two-layer round linen placemats. These placemats, with one side in natural linen and the other in off-white, are not only beautiful but also protect your table and are reversible.

• Terracotta and Blush: For a more vibrant look, incorporate terracotta or rusty-colored linen tablecloths. Our burned orange linen tablecloth is perfect for creating an earthy and inviting Thanksgiving table. If you’re looking to capture the bright colors of September, lay a honey-colored table runner to add a pop of brightness, combined with deep blue plates and teal napkins.

I’ve always believed that a home with more nature in it is a healthier and happier home. The green color of plants has such a calming effect on me, especially when I’m tired from looking at a computer or phone all day.

Layer and Personalize for a Cozy Vibe

Creating a beautiful autumn table is also about adding layers and personal touches. Think about combining different textures to create an inviting, balanced look.

• Cozy Layers: Drape a cozy blanket or throw over a nearby chair to make your dining space even more welcoming. Our rusty soft linen blanket, woven with a geometric damask pattern, is a stylish and trending way to add warmth.
• Fresh Greenery and Flowers: Add life to your table with plants and flowers. A terracotta vase with green eucalyptus leaves on a lace-trimmed linen runner creates a rustic, calming centerpiece.
• Candlelight and Scent: Handmade candles can instantly elevate the atmosphere. Choose scents like pumpkin spice or cinnamon to fill your home with the classic aromas of the season.

I think these three are the most about autumn and coziness, and every year these help to feel the autumn the most.

Ultimately, your home should be a reflection of you. Don’t be afraid to add elements that bring back good memories or evoke lovely emotions; maybe it can be a pillow cover with geometric patterns, or a bright-colored carpet in your living room. Or just simple but cozy our modern shabby chic neutral-toned linen tea towels in your kitchen. These personal touches are what truly make a space feel like home.

What’s your favorite way to decorate for autumn?