Guest Picks: Neutral Tableware Eases Us Into Autumn
Work these pieces in with the flatware, glasses and placemats you already have for fall flair without a major overhaul
There tends to be a divide this time of year: Some are holding on tightly to the longer days of summer and some are eagerly welcoming the cooler air and warmer tones. Regardless of your mood, these tabletop accessories are sure to inspire and help transition your table into the new season with style. — Kristin from Dine X Design
These rustic yet refined spoons (sold individually) would make for a warm way to scoop tea-time sugar during a party. I can see them being used all the way into winter.
I love all the bronzed and gilded accessories making their way into the kitchen. You could even bring these out of the kitchen and straight to the table — so handsome!
Gold and white: a new holiday staple? Talk about a great-looking dish that can double as an entertaining workhorse through the new year.
Sleek and modern, but not over-the-top trendy, this is the perfect serving tray. And when it’s not in use, I would put it on the coffee table with some odds and ends.
Woven accents are an easy and inexpensive way to add texture to the table. I love how this trivet isn’t overly fussy but still has a little bit of style to it.
This gilded teaspoon set is never going into a drawer — party time 24/7, y’all!
I want a minimalist wooden tray that can hold drinks or a cheese spread and then also act as a base for a holiday centerpiece.
Nothing says festive like gold-patterned glassware — with some warm apple cider inside, of course.
I would like to reinstate the chip and dip as an entertaining staple. Especially now that it looks this chic!
Copper cookware makes a kitchen seem a little more glamorous. Also, I’m ready to make massive amounts of stew.
I like the organic imperfections of this charger. It would look dashing paired with some gold flatware or just on its own with a mountain of brie.
Cooler mornings mean more cups of tea. This is one dapper mug that I wouldn’t mind waking up to.
Gold chevrons make everything on the table surrounding them feel fall-tastic.
I like to warm up my tabletop accessories in autumn, and a collection of gold or bronze mix-and-match bud vases would be a stunning choice.
Looking to make a statement but don’t want to invest in all-new flatware? Get some special-occasion servers. This set might just become an everyday autumn favorite.
This wood board could go casual or be super dressed up. I’m loving the burn details, which are perfect for a rustic fall table.
If you love piling on texture and natural elements, autumn is the time to do it. And nothing is easier than throwing a few of these agate coasters into the mix. They are so fab!
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again: New tea towels are the easiest way to swap out the “artwork” in your kitchen and on your tabletop. This one feels very seasonal.
The roasts are coming! I think it’s time for me to invest in a proper carving set that would be worthy of table-side use.
Now that it’s cool enough to turn the oven on again, I want a casserole dish that will not only transition with the season, but move stylishly from the kitchen to the tabletop. This could be it.
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