This cozy dining space is from the San Francisco chapter of Nathan Turner’s book I Love California. What’s beautiful about this room is how lived in it feels. This can be the hardest thing to achieve when designing a space, making it feel like a home. It doesn’t happen overnight. Art and objects are curated and slowly over time you see the personality of the home emerge. A reflection of the homeowner and their life. There are layers of fabrics, velvet, floral patterns, art and vintage pieces throughout. And while this space is sophisticated it comes across as effortless, comfortable and inviting. The table cloth is Ralph Lauren custom-made in their Mapletone Floral fabric. It’s an unexpected pop of blue that compliments the rusty orange dining chairs perfectly. This is great inspiration for your Thanksgiving tabletop too. You can also see our Thanksgiving Tablescape and Holiday Entertaining posts for more ideas. We include everything you need to set the table, accessories, plates, glasses, and flatware.
Scotch Decanter. Beautiful and timeless gift for a host.
Copper Tumbler. For holiday cocktails like cranberry moscow mules.
Beckett Bar Cart. Classic bistro style brass and easy to move around for entertaining in different rooms of your home.
Pewter Plate Charger. Pewter is not as popular but we love it. It’s neutral and less cool than nickel. Goes with everything.
Oly Candle Sticks. Candles create the perfect ambiance for your table.
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Perching Birds Platter. Gorgeous hand-sponged pattern of branches and birds.
French Wine Glass. Simple and casual, you can use for red or white. We always use them. You can see them in our Thanksgiving Tablescape post here.
Wheaton Stripe Table Runner. Nice stripe, the Wheaton bedding is one of our favorites too.
Remnick Chair. Modern take on a classic Tudor style chair.
Capri Blue Clove Pumpkin Clove Jar. We have more fall candles here.
Dream Design Live. As the holidays approach we will post more of our favorite coffee table books.
Marble Brass Tray. Use for tabletop styling or serving party snacks.
Cyrano Reclaimed Wood Round Modern Eco Coffee Table. Triangle inlay Elm wood. Other great coffee table styles in this post here.
Dustin Modern Square Pillow. It’s all about warm and cozy plaids in the fall. More plaid accessories here.
Heather Graphic Throw. Can never have too many warm winter throws, especially if you live in Chicago!
Faux Pine Garland. We are working on holiday styling. You can’t beat the smell of real pine but it can be messy. This is a nice quality faux and you can reuse it every year.
Carrier Log Carrier. So useful and we love the color and texture.
Glittering Star Tree Topper. If you have read out star lighting post, you know how much we love the shape of a Moravian star.
Coat with Stand-up Collar. Chic fall coat.
Oversized Soft Shirt. Unique cut white blouse.
Gia Tall Boots. These boots are amazing. The heal is the prefect height and there are no visible zippers. They will age well too.
Pleated Dress. Casual fall dress that you can wear with loafers or boots.
Holland Should Bag. Effortless style.
The Frances Loafer. New from Madewell, rust velvet is really pretty.
Herno Windsor Tweed Coat. Statement herringbone wool coat.
Cable-knit Sweater. Sweater weather has arrived.
Silk Gorgette Mini Dress. Thanksgiving attire.
Cashmere Sweater. They have multiple colors. Cashmere is really warm and can be won with jeans or something more formal. It’s always nice to have at least one piece.
Virgil Demin Midi Skirt. Ulla Johnson is one of our favorite designers.
Yumi Kim Veronica Dress. Fall navy florals.
Knit Sweater. Elegant ivory sweater with cuffed bell sleeve.
Chunky Crescent Moon Necklace. Delicate and charming. We love simple accessories that make a statement.
Also, Christina’s mom made us this amazing soup and pumpkin pie crisp. The pumpkin pie crisp is to do die for. You have to try them!
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