Amy and I are just getting home from two fun days at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC (more on that soon). Today I’m digging out a bit and wanted to share a few photos of our fall table with you.
If you saw Amy’s beautiful fall table in this post, then you won’t be surprised that I’m also working with copper this year…sometimes it seems like we share a brain, especially when it comes to decorating!
I hit HomeGoods for all of my new fall pieces this year; you might have already seen some of them in last week’s post on my living room. I started with a copper pitcher and added these darling little copper fairy lights:
I also pulled out my Moscow mule mugs from last season (our favorite Moscow Mule recipe is here). A two-tiered pedestal stand also jumped into my cart at HomeGoods; it was only $12.99.
I’ll list all the sources at the end of the post, but definitely take a look at those darling covered pumpkin soup bowls. Aren’t they so cute? I love that they’re the palest blue, too, instead of orange.
Here’s a short video showing you how these sweet little copper fairy lights look “live”:
I keep stalking the nearest HomeGoods for gold flatware but haven’t found any yet. In the meantime, my vintage silver does nicely instead.
Here’s an unobstructed view of the beautiful platter that served as my starting point for the decorations; believe it or not, it’s melamine!
Want to see how the rest of my room looks during a photo shoot? Hint: it’s not quite as pretty as the table is, but it’s definitely real life!
Round brown and blue center platter, Moscow mule mugs, found copper fairy lights, small white faux pumpkins, white plates, small white bowls, brown napkins, pale blue pumpkin soup bowls, two-tiered copper and silver stand : HomeGoods
Round pedestal table (vintage; similar here)
Silverware (vintage)
Oversized wine glasses (here)
Thanks for stopping by!







Where did you get the small white bowls with the dots on them? Love those!
They’re from HomeGoods, Debbie! I think they were four for $5.99.
Hope that helps–
Christy