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Bringing Autumn Colours to the Table
Table decor for autumn does not need to rely on a single palette. We like combining deeper seasonal shades with natural materials and lighter pieces already in the home: brown rattan beneath patterned crockery, burgundy linen alongside clear or coloured glassware, or coloured candles against quieter plates and serving pieces.
Our wider tableware collection includes hand-painted European crockery, glassware, cutlery, natural-fibre placemats and candleware, so autumn colour can be introduced a layer at a time. A few candles can shift the mood as daylight fades, while coloured glasses or a serving piece can bring another tone to the table without overwhelming it. We’re firm believers in buying less, better, and using what you love every day, whatever the season.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you still have some questions please do feel free to get in touch with us.
How do I style a table for autumn?
Begin with an autumn tablecloth and napkins in matching or complementary shades, then layer in crockery, rattan or linen placemats and coloured glassware. Finish with taper candles or a small vase or two for height and interest. We choose pieces that suit a relaxed weekday meal as well as larger gatherings, so seasonal colour and texture become part of everyday use and not just brought out for an occasion.
What colours work best for autumn table decor?
Autumn lends itself naturally to deeper, earthier shades such as burgundy, forest green, terracotta, burnt sienna and brown. We also like mixing these with neutral linen, natural rattan, clear glass and quieter crockery so the table feels balanced.
Can I use autumn table linens and tableware beyond the season?
Yes. A tablecloth in an autumnal shade like terracotta, forest green or brown works well all year, if you change what sits around it. Swap the napkins, glassware, flowers or placemats and the same linen moves comfortably between seasons.
Can I mix different colours of autumn tableware?
Yes. Most pieces in our collection can be mixed and matched to create a beautiful, eclectic look. Deeper linen can sit alongside patterned crockery, coloured glassware or natural rattan, while quieter pieces help give stronger shades some breathing room. Repeating one or two colours across smaller details can help everything feel connected.
What size autumn tablecloth do I need?
Allow a drop of around 25 to 45cm on each side for everyday use, or a longer drop for formal occasions. Measure your table first, then check the tablecloth size guide for our recommendations based on table dimension.
How do I care for linen tablecloths?
Wash linen tablecloths at up to 30°C and avoid bleach. Air dry, then iron with steam on a medium to high heat. Expect around 5-7% shrinkage on the first wash only; this is typical of natural linen. Linen also tends to soften with each wash.
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