Fall is a season for gathering around the table. And we must say, making that table is something we take very seriously! But creating a beyond-beautiful tablescape shouldn’t be stressful. Check out our go-to accessories for elevated kitchen style & function.
Fall is a season for gathering around the table. And we must say, making that table is something we take very seriously! But creating a beyond-beautiful tablescape shouldn’t be stressful. Read on for our go-to pieces to adorn your kitchen & dining room during the holiday season.
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We love these fall kitchen staples because they are both beautiful and practical. They are made with reclaimed wood, recycled glass, and salvaged iron, meaning that each piece has its own unique characteristics and beauty marks.
No. 1: Oversized Charcuterie Boards
Design: Molly Britt | Architect: Eric Olsen | Photography by Karyn Millet
Our charcuterie boards are one of the best ways to bring your family around the kitchen table. Showcase artisanal cheeses, fruits, bread, or any of your family’s favorite holiday eats. Snacking never looked so stylish. Their beauty never has to be hidden, either. When not in use, simply stow them behind the range for a simply styled look.
No. 2: You Can Never Have Too Many Cutting Boards
These European inspired boards combine utility and style to create the perfect kitchen tool. They are cut from sturdy reclaimed wood and are perfect for holidays filled with chopping and dicing.
We believe that style is just as important as functionality, which is why we love to show these boards off rather than hide them away in the cabinet. Our Italian and French cutting boards can be styled with vases full of seasonal branches, smaller kitchen accessories, or beautifully layered against your backsplash.
Design by Heidi Caillier | Photography by Haris Kenjar
Adding in a simple cutting boards brings texture and warmth to a kitchen that’s even more welcomed one the temperatures start to drop. Cutting seasonal produce just feels so much more enjoyable when it’s done on such beautiful surface.
Design by Boxwood Avenue
No. 3: Dough Bowls (for so much more than dough!)
These hand-crafted bowl are created with reclaimed wood, making each piece stunningly unique. They’re an essential for the fall season and can be used in oh, so many ways: rolls on the table, juicy apples reserved for a pie, a colorful salad. They’re even a great backdrop for seasonal centerpeice such as miniature pumpkins & gourds!
Image via @aleamoore
Available in several different sizes and colors, these dough bowls are a great asset for kitchen styling & serving year round.
No. 4: Cake Stands
What's dinner without dessert? Our favorite cake stand is made with reclaimed wood, giving it a refined yet rustic feel.Put a holiday twist on our cake stand by placing a delicious seasonal pie or pumpkin bread on it. It pairs perfectly with the Barcelona Glass Dome to protect any remaining sweets.
Don’t let the “cake stand” name limit your tablescape dreams. Use this beautiful piece to elevate vases, table accessories, and more!
No. 5: Serving Planks & Trivets
These wooden platforms might be the most versatile items on our roundup. Used as a tray, these wooden accents coral any loose objects on the counter and seamlessly present a stunning centerpiece. For serving, these planks & trivets bring height and texture to the table (literally) and add a rustic charm to the mix.
Design by Kate Marker Interiors | Photo by Emily Kennedy
Design by Rooms for Rent
A collection of trivets & planks in different sizes and shapes brings a collected vibe to your table setting. Styled separately or as a cluster, these are the accents that really take the table from ‘great’ to ‘‘gram worthy’.
Take your table game to the next level with the Trivet Top Lazy Susan. This versatile trivet is the perfect addition to a table full of friends sharing a meal.
No. 6: Domes & Cloches
Our artisan glass domes are hand-blown with recycled glass, making each one unique. Glass domes are the perfect way to store apple pie baked with your mom’s secret recipe. They offer a practical way to accentuate your kitchen using the natural beauty of the fall season. Our domes pair beautifully with our Barcelona Short Cake Stand or a wooden trivet for elevated style.
No. 7: Storage Canisters
Food storage just got a makeover. These glass canisters are a beautiful way to showcase your yummy fall-inspired eats. The reclaimed wood top seals food to ensure freshness. Fill these canisters with snacks for your holiday guests and place the top back on when they’re done. Great for cookies, pretzels, or even something as simple as spices, flour, and sugars.
Photo by Alea Moore
Photo by Alea Moore
Design the table of your dreams this season with beautiful, sustainable, practical pieces that you will be using for years to come. Shop our collection of serveware now!
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