easy thanksgiving centerpieces
Today I’m on the hunt for simple, modern Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas. My goal is to use things that are around the house, in the yard, or can be picked up with a quick trip to the grocery store. Cause the clock’s a-ticking. Here are some of my favorites!
Top: This centerpiece was styled by Joy Thigpen for Once Wed, and I love that it’s simple, rustic, and fuss-free. Photo by Tec Petaja. This one might be the winner for me…
1: Kate Pruitt created this table setting for Design Sponge. Although the modeling clay is a little too time intensive for me at the point, I think pine cones spray painted white would do the trick, and only take a second. I also love the white paint pen on the leaf! For another great example of this idea, check out Sunset.
2: Feathers on napkins and fall colored grocery store finds in bowls makes this one (via Holidash) the easiest of all! Photo by Seth Smoot.
3: If you have healthy plants around the house, arrange them on the table with candles in between and voila, simple and modern. If you don’t have pretty house plants, pick some up and enjoy them way past Thursday. Created for Sunset and photographed by Thomas J. Story.
4: This is another one I might try. Fall leaves, branches, berries, and a few orange pumpkins. This I could handle! Photo by Thayer Allison Gowdy for Sunset.
5: Found on Holidash and photographed by Seth Smoot, this one just requires a branch from your back yard, a can of spray paint, and 10 minutes of drying time.
6: I have a sneaking suspicion that this one is harder to pull off than it looks, but it’s sort of the same idea as #4. Grocery store finds (mushrooms, pears, eucalyptus, fall leaves, carnations, alstroemeria, and paperwhites) are casually combined with a vintage oatmeal tin by the talented Studio Choo for Design Sponge.
