Thanksgiving is all about tradition, but your table style can still be your own. Don’t know what your style is? I’ve categorized 4 design styles below to help you find your style and make your holiday prep easy. See the table I created and inspiration from some of my favorite brands.

Bohemian

From gold flatware to jewel-toned glasses, this year I’m all about boho style for my Thanksgiving table. Think rich colors and a careful curation of eclectic objects (like mismatched vintage candlestick holders). Top off the look with colorful taper candles and seasonal blooms. I found my flowers at a local grocery store and made my own arrangements but I also love to use farmgirl flowers.

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Candlestick Holders

Red Linen Napkins

Taper Candles

Wine Glasses

Linen Tablecloth

Gold Flatware

Jute Twine

Metal Urn Set

Minimalist

Minimalist style has a very sophisticated look. It’s characterized by simplicity, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette. Keep the shapes of your dinnerware simple and modern. Try a black and white color palette with one accent color like brown/wood. With this style, less is more.

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Black Dinnerware

Black Candle Holders

Wood Pedestal

Speckled Dinnerware

Wood Serving Tray

Black Cutting Board

Wood Napkin Ring

Pedestal Bowl

Organic Modern

Pulling inspiration from the Minimalism, Mid-Century Modern, and Boho design styles, Organic Modern is all about design that layers natural elements in a modern way. Try simple shapes in raw materials (like wood, marble, or rattan). Keep the color pallet light and earthy.

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Candle Holder

Corona Dinnerware

Clay Vase Set

Taper Candles

Faux Branches

Jute Table Runner

Linen Napkin

Wood Serving Bowl

Traditional

Designing in a traditional style is a wise investment since it is classic and timeless. It’s put together but not fancy. To get this style try natural fall colors, patterned textiles (such as plaid or floral), and detailed dinnerware with fluting or scallops.