…And yall had a lot of fun with it.
Answers ranged from the traditional to the sentimental to the downright hysterical.
Heres what our audience had to say.
Credit: Hector Manuel Sanchez; Produced: Page Mullins
Many are calling on classic autumnal hues.
One woman wrote that shell be decorating with Fall colors.
Another wrote that their table will be set with orange, gold, and red.
Credit: Hector Manuel Sanchez
One will be setting the table with white plates, brown chargers, and an orange-and-green tablecloth.
Others are incorporating some slightly zippier hues into the otherwise-traditional mix.
Im using my orange, turquoise, yellow and red Fiesta dinnerware, wrote one woman.
Credit: Robbie Caponetto; Design: Mariée Ami; Styling: Kathleen Varner
We mix and match it.
My fall placemats and napkins include these fall colors.Centerpieceis loosely arranged fresh fall flowers.
We venture to make it festive but not fussy!
Credit:VICTOR PROTASIO; PROP STYLING: GINNY BRANCH STELLING; FOOD STYLING: EMILY NABORS HALL
Another reader is also looking forward to using her dishes to introduce less-expected shades.
My dining room is beige; I love the monochromatic look, she wrote.
It will be punctuated by pops of scarlet, cobalt, shamrock and sunflowermy beautiful Fiesta Dinnerware!
I enjoy setting a formal table and serving buffet-style.
Pheasant ceramic salt and pepper shakers, also vintage.
and sterling silver, she wrote.
What Color Scheme?
Silvera silver fork, silver spoon, and a silver knife.
Im ready to eat!!
wrote Wayne Odom, father of our very own Ivy Odom.
(Her sense of humor is genetic.)
There were also those who kept their attention on the main event: the food.
Turkey brown, stuffing tan, cranberry red and pumpkin [orange].
And last but not least, some readers basically said, Tablescape, who?!
Wrote one, You’re kidding, right?
I’m lucky enough to [find] chairs for everyone, which includes lawn chairs and buckets.
