With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, I thought I would start getting the dining room ready for the fall feast. I've kept it pretty simple...
hanging a wheat wreath over the mirror...
setting out a mismatched collection of brass candlesticks...
and using pumpkins from our garden as the centerpiece of the table.
We haven't yet picked all of the dishes for the menu, but one thing is for sure... it will include fresh baked pumpkin pies, using pumpkins from the garden. I can't wait! A pie made from fresh pumpkin is such a wonderful, wonderful treat.
It will be beautiful Trina..you must be getting excited - those babies are going to make their move in the next few weeks! Rachaelxx
ReplyDeleteI love your Thanksgiving decorations. As always your style seems so effertless yet timeless and uniquely beautiful. Stunning simplicity at it's best!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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Cath
Trina! I love it...clean, classic, crisp, and gorgeous. The wheat wreath is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI have wheat bundles on our sideboard.
And, I love the white candles grouped together....so, so classic!
You must have enough pumpkins for the whole community! :)
It's beautiful - simply, but lovely! Linda
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect .. The color, the pumpkin color especially and the clean lines ..wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour work should be in a magazine! You have the eye for beauty and balance. :]
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That is a great wreath, and love the burlap on the table. I am a burlap lover, and this is so wonderful seeing someone who shares my love for burlap! Wonderful ideas! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love how simple and elegant it is!!!
ReplyDeleteTrina,
ReplyDeleteI love the wreath hanging over the mirror...and your Empire card table.
It looks lovely...as always! It looks so inviting and warm,I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeletexo Navya
I absolutely agree with you for pumpkin pie! And I think your decorations are lovely... very beautiful...
ReplyDeleteSimple is always best. Especially when there are babies cooking in the oven! Oh joy! And Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice! I love the candlesticks. I saw a pair like some of yours with a twisted stick this past weekend. I should have bought them because I love the way they look arranged all together.
ReplyDeleteAnd homemade pumpkin pie is divine....you are so lucky to have so many pumpkins to provide such a wonderful treat.
Simple, yet lovely! Carla
ReplyDeletesimple and beautiful...perfect.
ReplyDeleteLovely. I love the wreath that you have placed over the mirror!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
Teresa
Trina it is lovely and so simple. You really have a talent for simply elegant decor. You make it look effortless which it surely cannot be! Who are you entertaining for Thanksgiving? Will your sweet mom return?
ReplyDeleteAs for the nursery...you are killing me!!! I am so anxious to see it.I know it will be prefectly charming. Those babies are getting ready to enter the world. REST!
hi trina,
ReplyDeletelove the simplicity of it. my table will hopefully be as beautifully simple as yours. you really are the queen of this look.
~janet
This Thanksgiving will be a very special one for you. Enjoy the memories that you make and bake! The twins have so much to look forward to in your home!
ReplyDeleteCut me a slice please! I adore home-made pumpkin pie!
pve
I adore the wreath!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clean and beautiful dining room! Everything is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you have provided us with the most wonderful view and photo's of your home. This is like a magazine spread! I absolutely love what you have done for Thanksgiving! Everything is so simple yet speaks volumes about the season and harvest time! I love this kind of look for this time of year and you have pulled it off to perfection! Enjoy your pumpkin pie making!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Jamilyn
simple elegance
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
-FringeGirl
You get me excited for the big day. How did you get the wreath to stay on the mirror??
ReplyDeleteI love and rest in the simplicity of the room.
Thank you for sharing.
Your simplicity is perfection Trina...I don't think it could be any lovelier. What a special Thanksgiving this will be in your new dining room...and next years, even more so!
ReplyDeleteMade my first pumpkin pie (of the season) yesterday for a family dinner and it was so good...all gone though, no left overs! :/
xo J~
Beautiful room! Are you sharing your fresh pumpkin pie recipe? Please say yes! :)
ReplyDeleteYour style is just so fresh and simple and elegant, Trina. That wreath is beautiful above the candlesticks - and the burlap runner ---- perfect!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
looks sooo pretty... thanksgiving is such a special time... and i wish you and your family the best ever... and the kidlets coming makes it even sweeter... xx
ReplyDelete~B~E~A~U~T~I~F~U~L~ :)Rachel
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful blog.
ReplyDeletelove, love, love your house and blog..........just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTrish xo
It looks wonderful! I have something similar on my table, but because it's a round I'll sadly have to move it to make room for dishes! I love your wheat wreath and brass candlesticks...fantastic, festive additions!!!
ReplyDeleteSimple elegance...my favorite!!
ReplyDeleteTime to start setting things out here too. You have inspired me to keep it simple though and let the food and company do all the talking. Hope you are doing well Trina. I think about you often. xo Lisa
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful. Simple, elegant and personal. It will be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love the wreath on the mirror.
ReplyDeleteDo you watch Sarah's House on tv? She's redoing an old farmhouse in a magnificent way.
Hello Trina,
ReplyDeleteYour dining room looks lovely. As they say "sometimes less is more" and a agree as your choice of decorations is perfect. I bet that pumpkin pie will be delicious...you can't beat pumpkin pie make with home grown pumpkin. Beautiful photo's. Enjoy your Wedesday! Maura :)
Simple, yet beautiful. Love it.
ReplyDeleteChris
Hi Trina...back again! I did a post today and featured your beautiful Thanksgiving decorations on my blog. You have done an amazing job decorating your home and I just had to show it off! Have a great day!
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ReplyDeleteSimple and festive, I adore this. The pumpkins are so cute, i will steal this idea for our Canadian Thanksgiving next year!
ReplyDeleteGlorious, my friend.
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen a wheat
wreath in these parts
but I love yours. Sure
to be a very thankful
Thanksgiving at your
home this year : )
xx Suzanne
Trina,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely table! have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
xx-Gina
Love the simplicity,beautiful! Happy Thanksgiving.
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