CanadianLiving.com: What kinds of trends are we seeing when it comes to fall tabletop decor?
Sabrina Bordo: Rich, saturated colors, lots of texture and mixing patterns with solids.
CL.com: What colour palettes / colour combinations are hot this year, that can be used when setting your fall table?
SB: There are lots of combinations that look great. Try:
• Deep spice, aubergine with muted gold accents
• Dark chocolate with blue and gray accents
• Olive green, aubergine and softer greens as accents
• Deep burgundy with spice and muted golds
• Dark chocolate, taupe and natural
And there is always the standby of a white or ivory with any of the above colors as accents.
CL.com: Are there any trends or anything new in flatware, serving ware, glassware, etc.?
SB: There has been a change from traditional round shapes to any other shapes like squares and triangles. And the casual look is being dressed up with dressier accessories. Also, look for non-matching items for effortless elegance; put together a look that doesn't look too put together!
CL.com: Can you provide a few suggestions for beautiful tabletop decorating ideas?
SB: Use things that you already have in your home. Display three or four of your favourite vases of different heights. Use complementary colours of fresh flowers for a simple and stunning arrangement.
Using the same principles as above, use three or four vases and/or glass bowls and fill them with different colours and sizes of ornaments, fruits, leaves or anything with colour and texture that will create visual excitement.
Your guests are all unique; why not celebrate their individuality? Use different patterns and/or colours of napkin rings that match their unique personalities. Are they simple or sophisticated? Fun or formal? Unpredictable or conservative? Show them you care with a customized tabletop.
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