It is getting cooler outside thank heavens and I am so excited about having some friends over at the house for some quiet dinners.
So today I’m sharing with you my fall dinner party ideas and how to make your life a little more blissfully easier while hosting your own.
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This year the majority of my decor is neutral but for the dining room, I decided to pop in some of my blue and white china.
I think continuing your theme from room to room is important with subtle changes to make the room just slightly different.
I am still using the mini terracotta pots from our fireplace and mini white pumpkins. But with the added blue and white touches and yellow tones, it makes it a little bolder.
I love to make things feel like they have a lot of texture. The rattan placemats that we typically use on a daily basis from our breakfast room and our bamboo flatware add just the right depth to the plain white accessories.
These grey and yellow napkins tie in nicely with the flatware too. I think repeating your color in more than one place that you are using it in is key.
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So use the following tips when planning your party:
– Carry the theme of the season throughout the house.
– Add a pop of color in a room to set it off from the rest of the decor used around the house.
– Layer your neutrals with that pop of color (we used our blue and white china with yellow napkins)
– Repeat that color in another accessory
– Keep things simple
You know I love your style. The table is gorgeous! I love the mix of textures and colors.
These are great ideas for hosting a dinner party!
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Love it! The color palette is perfect like the idea of the pop of color in each room. Great tips thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome Susan!