It's Thanksgiving month! Before you start mapping out the menu for dinnertime, how about grabbing some inspiration for a beautiful tablescape that will make the turkey and stuffing look even more wonderful? Here's a peek at 10 of our favorites!
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Monday, November 17, 2014
Monday, November 18, 2013
Thanksgiving Dinner Moodboards: The Right Feelings & Vibes
Here at Outside the Box Papers, we're all about preparation and enjoying each and every bit of the planning process. When it comes to a birthday party or a holiday dinner, it's nice to let go of the stress and soak up the fun stuff. From picking out your centerpiece accents to setting the mood, every part of the design prep is an integral step in creating a top to bottom experience. That's why today we wanted to bring you some feel good inspiration in the form of moodboards. We have three different moods and feelings in mind for this year's Thanksgiving dinner, so we took pieces of the season, paired them up and created a spot to help inspire the night. What do you want this year's holiday to feel like?
If you're inspired by ethereal fabrics and free-spirited styles, then you may need to start prepping for your playful and bohemian Thanksgiving! From falling leaves on the mantle to muted autumn colors, think about using a mixture of rustic, modern and eclectic pieces to create the most perfect whimsical and magical tablescape.
We're loving the colliding styles of both vintage and modern pieces. The retro-inspired, mini pies and ceramic apple bowls to the white-out tablescape; this moodboard hopes to fulfill a love of class and sophisticated all while dipping the night in old-age spirits.
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Sometimes it's nice to stick to a bit of tradition and keep things warm and welcoming. Thanksgiving has a tendency to bring out everyone's rustic-love. From wooden tables to country accents, it's okay to stray away from the contemporary trends and go with rich colors and lots of textural pieces.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas Using Outside the Box Papers!
It's time to start preparing. It's time to start planning and it's time to start getting all of your essentials in order. Don't wait til the last minute to get your plates, napkins and table runner in order. Instead, allow us to inspire you as we show off 5 essentials items you need to make your Thanksgiving dinner table sparkle and shine!
Make sipping the Thanksgiving punch that much more festive (and less messy) by using some of our affordable and adorable paper straws. With our fall pack, you'll get three great colors that pay homage to this cozy season! And with 50 in each package, you'll get enough for everyone to have one for their glass of sparkling apple and cranberry punch at dinner, but also one for enjoying a homemade pumpkin spice milkshake for dessert!
These snack cups are definitely a must have. You can have them out and about before dinner is done as a snack throughout the day; filled with nuts or caramel popcorn. And later in the night, fill them up with candies for the kiddos to munch on while everyone starts planning their Black Friday attack!
Keep the cranberry sauce from spreading with some of our light-hearted and charming turkey placemats! It'll be easy clean-up and an easy way to stop the kids from making a mess on your brand new dining room table. Besides they're festive and Thanksgiving calls for bouts of festivity!
Are you a fan of the rustic elements of fall? Well, if you love this offbeat, cozy style then grab a burlap roll to cover the table. This is perfect to create a table runner out of and you can even put some on the mantle if you have any leftovers. Not to mention, you could even make a burlap bow for the front door.
Add some easy pizazz to your place settings with these "charming" cutlery napkin rings! They're a bit rustic and definitely reminiscent of what everyone is about to do for Thanksgiving dinner ... dig into the amazing food, of course! And did you notice the burlap? You could also dress up your napkins with a bit of leftover from the table runner.
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