1Fruit Centerpieces
WENDELL T. WEBBERGather apples, peaches, oranges and more of your favorite fruits to use as your table's focal point. Display them in clear glass vases and wrap them in colorful ribbon for an extra festive look.
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2Confetti Pumpkins Centerpiece
Studio DIYThis blogger used confetti, Mod Podge, a paint brush and spray paint to decorate her mini pumpkins. To recreate the look, use different colors for the design, then arrange them horizontally on your table (or stack them on top of each other to save space).
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY »
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3Mandarin Tower Table Centerpiece
A Beautiful Mess 4Antique Fall Centerpiece
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5Fall Leaf Candle Decor
WENDELL T. WEBBERPlace tea lights on small plates and add multiple sets along the center of your table. Lay artificial fall-colored leaves on the plates' edges for a pop of color.
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6Mini Moss Garden
ANDREW MCCAULBring nature indoors with a mini garden that sits atop your glass fruit or cake tray. Add earthy elements, such as smooth or rough rocks, and include small blooms for a splash of color.
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7Dried Wheat Centerpiece
Michael PartenioDried floral arrangements make great table decor — not only for their ability to be used for longer periods of time, but because they're just as beautiful as real ones. Use dried wheat sheaves, tie them together with a ribbon and place them in a clear glass vase. Weave in a base full of nuts and greenery to give it a holiday-themed appeal.
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8Pumpkin Gooseberries Centerpiece
Michael PartenioFor this craft, start by poking holes into your pumpkins. Use a range of sizes and huddle them together in the center of the dining table. Stick gooseberry branches inside the holes, making sure they twirl or bend to your desired length. Orange Chinese lantern stems are also fall-themed.
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9Mandarines, Nuts and Berries Candle Mix Decor
Kate MathisFill a wide glass jar with peanuts, pecans, almonds, mandarins and berries (real or faux). Then place your votive candle on top inside the jar. The berries and mandarins are a fresh touch, while the nuts bring an earthy tone to the decor.
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10Leaf and Pumpkin Garland Centerpiece
Michael PartenioUse a mix of faux and real pumpkins as your centerpiece (consider including some squash too). Lay a leaf garland underneath, weaving them through the spaces between the fruits.
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11Leaf-Painted Pumpkins
Michael Partenio 12Three-Tiered Pumpkin Stand
Susan Gentry McWhinneyFor this creative DIY centerpiece, you'll need three serving trays (of different sizes). Use pumpkins as your stand, with the larger one at the bottom, medium in the middle and small on top. Then display the party treats on the trays for guests to admire and pick.
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13Fall Mason Jars Centerpiece
Crafts by AmandaThese painted fall mason jars will blend right in with any farmhouse decor setup. This blogger painted the mason jars with chalk paint, wrapped burlap pieces around them and used hot glue to keep them together. The florals completed the display, making this a vibrant and beginner-friendly Thanksgiving dinner craft idea.
Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda »
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14Adaptable Pattern
Chrissy Horton; designed by Horton LaneTake it from blogger Chrissy Horton — gingham and woven placemats can easily work year-round. Just swap out the flowers to stick to an autumnal theme.
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15Layers of Neutrals
Erin Gates; designed by Erin Gates 16Floral Painted Pumpkin
Brian WoodcockIf you're obsessed with interior design, this chinoiserie painted pumpkin idea is for you. To amp up the look, pair the centerpiece with dishware of the same style.
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17Pumpkin Votives
James BaigreFill your fall dinner table with a festive display of white votives set on top of mini pumpkins. Let a table runner, boasting a mix of orange hues, act as the finishing touch.
18Fall Leaves
Eric Piasecki / OTTOFor a striking, nature-inspired look, set tall orange leaf branches in a glass jug-style vase. Ditch the tablecloth to ensure that your fall centerpiece really stands out.
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19Bloom-Free Bouquet
Alyssa RosenheckLeave it to stylist and interiors photographer Alyssa Rosenheck to make filler look just as good as flowers. Recreate the unexpected yet chic arrangement with simple Israeli ruscus.
20Outdoor Dining
Mike GartenBring the inviting feel of your indoor dining table straight to the outdoors. To finish your table, flank a tall arrangement of foliage with lanterns. Add pillows and patterned throw blankets on seating to create a cozy atmosphere.
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Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."

Mariah Thomas (she/her) is an assistant editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers home and lifestyle content. Mariah has more than four years of editorial experience, having written for TLC, Apartment Therapy, Women's Health and Avocado Magazine. She received her master's degree in journalism at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism and published her first book, Heart and Soul: Poems of Thoughts and Emotions, in 2019. She's also the founder of RTF Community, a platform for creatives of color to connect, learn and showcase their work.
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