Trick Out Your Table With 21 DIY Fall Centerpieces

Since we’re planning to serve our turkey on a totally tricked out table this Thanksgiving, we’ve been collecting inspiration for ways to customize the dining space DIY-style. We’ve already covered our bases with DIY linens, so we’re naturally building on that with 21 fantastic fall centerpieces that you can make yourself.

1. Welcome Pumpkin: There’s no better way to start a roundup than with a welcome pumpkin! Don’t stress if you’re handwriting isn’t perfect: this DIY comes with a free printable template of that friendly script. (via Better Homes and Gardens)

2. Gold Leaf Cement Pots: This DIY uses two of our favorite “G” words: geo and gilded! Spectacular gold shapes sharpen up these cement planters that can easily be scattered across a dining table or buffet. (via Ruffled)

3. Sparkly Tablescape: Let’s be real: your dining table could use a little sparkle this holiday season, so take some pointers from this glitter-filled tablescape. It’s easy to make these glitter “dipped” votive holders with spray adhesive or paper glue. (via Giltter Guide)

4. Vase Cozies: We’ve seen our fair share of beautiful sweater cozies for glasses, mugs, and even mason jars, but never to dress up a plain glass vase. It should go without saying that we adore this idea! (via Thrifty and Chic)

5. Tree Branch Candle Holder: If you find a sizable fallen branch as you’re raking your yard, reserve it for this eye-catching centerpiece DIY. You’ll have to bust out your power sander and miter to smooth and chop each piece, but the effort is definitely worth the end result. (via Celebrations)

6. Polka Dot Bottles: A fresh coat of paint does wonders to punch up these glass bottles that can act as vases or candle holders. You’ll never guess the genius way this blogger made each polka dot so precise. (via Ruffled)

7. Twine-Wrapped Jar Vases: Get your wrap on with this DIY basic. While old jars can be wrapped in literally anything to amp up their appearance (think thick yarn, suede cord, or neon rope) this rustic twine has such a perfect fall feel. (via Apartment Therapy)

8. Acorn Centerpiece: Paper mache eggs get the makeover of a lifetime with glitter, rope, and chalkboard paint. Scribble on what you’re thankful for or go with a more natural motif like pinecone-inspired scallops. (via Julep)

9. Pumpkin Planters: A hollowed-out pumpkin makes the ultimate fall vase, as these pumpkin planters show. We love they bookend this modern, symmetrical tablescape. (via 17 Apart)

10. Fall Bottle Centerpiece: This is the perfect project to undertake at your next at-home happy hour. Try painting “Thanks” on your next empty six pack. ;) (via Big City Little Joys)

11. Shabby Chic Pumpkin Centerpiece: What a dreamy way to decorate a pumpkin! Lovely lace trim hugs the white gourds in this no-carve design. (via I Love to Create)

12. Pom Pom Tree: Playful pom poms are our favorite way to adorn decorative branches. Plus, they can easily make the jump to the Christmas tree at the end of November. (via All About Ami)

13. Gold-Dipped Ceramics: Pimp your table with this Brit + Co classic. Using the appropriate paints, you can use this technique on any table topper like serving platters, utensils, mugs, vases, and more! (via Brit + Co.)

14. Beaded Wheat Stalks: We’re going ga-ga for this modern way to style wheat stalks. (Who’d have thought we’d ever say that?) One your stalks are beaded, let a handful fall as they please in a tall, slender vase. (via Create Like Crazy)

15. “Birch Bark” Painted Vase: It just takes two coats of paint and some string to transform this glass vase into a birch bark-inspired vessel. Fill it with berry branches to add a pop of fall color. (via Turtles and Tails)

16. Feeder Centerpiece: We did a serious double take when we read that this chic centerpiece was made from a chicken feeder! For real! Golden hay is an easy way to add an immediate fall feel to any container. (via Vintage Whites Blog)

17. Natural Wheat Bundle: This bundle of wheat stalks is simple, yet so wonderful. It’s a foolproof way to add height to your table. (via HGTV)

18. Gilded Apples: We can’t believe how unbelievably un-tacky these styrofoam apples look. A coat of metallic spray paint adds an elegant sheen that turns them a stunning shade of blush. (via Jewish Creative Mom)

19. Pumpkin Succulent Planters: We just had to include a second pumpkin planter in our roundup since this one cleverly uses mini gourds to house succulents! We’re definitely adding this project to our Thanksgiving to-dos. (via Made + Remade)

20. Centerpiece Basket: There’s no more versatile vessel than a woven basket (that’s gold dipped, of course). Use it as a table centerpiece during the holidays, then retire it to a chic organizational tool after the New Year. (via Brit + Co.)

21. Natural Glam: We agree with Refinery29 on the ultimate fall table theme: natural glam. A butcher paper runner and gold painted pine cones strike a perfect balance for the season. (via Refinery29)

Will you be making your own centerpieces this holiday season? Talk to us about your projects in the comments below!

If you need a little reminder that spring is just around the corner, Anthropologie’s kitchen and dining collection is full of spring trend inspiration. From vintage-inspired florals, romantic bows, modern pastels, and colorful motifs, their pieces make it really easy to create a beautiful and layered tablescape with a ton of personality. Hosting an Easter brunch, a casual dinner party, or an elegant spring gathering? Here’s how to put together a stunning tablescape that you'll love and will impress your guests.

Scroll for 24 gorgeous Anthropologie tablescape ideas!

Anthropologie

The Butterfly Place Setting Bundle

These Anthropologie place setting bundles makes it easier to create the perfect tablescape. This butterfly-themed one comes with the linen napkins, cotton placemats, stoneware dinner plates, and coupe glasses. You can also shop separately on the bundle page in a slew of colors.

Anthropologie

The Bistro Tile Dinnerware Bundle

Oh la la! Make every meal feel like it's being served at a Parisian café with this bundle that includes dinner and side plates, bowls, mugs, and more.

Anthropologie

Morgan Coupe Glasses, set of 4

Serve Champagne in 1920s-style coupe glasses for a sophisticated and colorful touch.

Anthropologie

Icon Juice Glass

A Brunch with Bows, anyone? These popular water and juice glasses come in a bunch of motifs from fruit to hearts to bows and beyond.

Anthropologie

Botanical Transferware Mug

Floral tables are always swoony. This blue-and-white botanical design makes your meal look straight from the garden.

Anthropologie

Abi Teaspoons, set of 4

Add this dainty dessert spoon in a French toile pattern to your warm teas and coffees.

Anthropologie

Morgan Stemless Wine Glasses, Set of 4

Make your table pretty in pink with these colorful chromatic glasses.

Anthropologie

Rika Espresso Cup

The pastel and multicolored hues of their Rika collection are so playful and modern!

Anthropologie

Eden Platter

Their Eden collection is also adorable. The Eden platter featuring spring greenery and florals is a statement maker.

Anthropologie

Lou Rota Mother Nature Dessert Plate

This nature-inspired collection is such a creative way to serve dessert. Choose your spirit animal!

Anthropologie

Bee Teaspoons, set of 4

Add these sweet bee spoons to your dessert spread or honey-filled charcuterie board. The best tablescapes are all about the details!

Anthropologie

Benedita Bow Stoneware Side Plates, set of 4

These handpainted bows are perfect for your girl dinner.

Anthropologie

Lexington Stoneware Dessert Plates, Set of 4

The perfect plates are here to serve up Easter brunch every year!

Anthropologie

Linnea Fruit Basket

Serve and store seasonal berries and other fruits in this adorable fruit basket designed in nostalgic colors.

Anthropologie

Eden Stoneware Dessert Plates, Set of 4

Your garden party is complete with these lovely dessert plates.

Anthropologie

The Latte Stoneware Dinner Plates, set of 4

The fluted-trim on this fan-favorite is just the dash of color your tablescape needs. Love the blue and red combo.

Anthropologie

Abi Stoneware Dinner Plates, set of 4

Mix and match your dinnerware, adding a touch of floral here, a solid and check there. This collection inspired by traditional Dutch pottery and French toile fabrics is a classic addition you'll use for years to come.

Anthropologie

Lyon Portuguese Stoneware Dinner Plates, set of 4

A beaded detail elevates everyday essentials like these Portuguese-made plates.

Anthropologie

Eden Deviled Egg Platter

Thinking beyond dinner plates, add colorful platters and bowls for serving like this unexpected deviled egg platter.

Anthropologie

Madeline Napkins, set of 4

A scallop design is the perfect amount of cheer for your spring table.

Anthropologie

Madeline Embroidered Cotton Placemat

Tablescapes are all about layering. Pair your scallop napkins with these pretty placemats.

Anthropologie

Handwoven Zodiac Placemat

Imagine a dinner party centered around everyone's zodiac, how fun!

Anthropologie

Eden Cotton Napkins, set of 4

Get those garden vibes going this spring with these floral napkins.

Anthropologie

Ric Rac Cotton Napkin Set, set of 4

Ric rac trim is always a subtle but playful twist on everyday linens.

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It's almost outdoor decorating season! And McGee & Co.'s gorgeous outdoor collection is here to tempt our urges to decorating early with stunning finds. From plush outdoor pillows and elegant rugs to comfy furniture and charming floral plateware, this collection has everything to elevate your outdoor space. "I wanted this outdoor lounge to feel like a Southern veranda — inviting, layered, and effortlessly elegant," says Shea McGee. The new Spring 2025 collection is both timeless and relaxed, "perfect for lingering conversations and warm breezes," Shea adds. I'm especially loving the cozy seating, classic patterns, and stylish entertaining pieces that are actually affordable.

Check out all the earthy, elegant outdoor decor from McGee & Co below!

McGee & Co.

Melrose Striped Tablecloth

This linen tablecloth, featuring a charming green and ivory palette, makes every outdoor occasion feel just a little more festive and special. Celebrate from spring to fall!

McGee & Co.

Alcott Melamine Dinner Plates (Set of 4)

The scalloped edge and delicate border on these melamine plates bring a perfect blend of charm and playfulness to your outdoor table. It also has a bit of a vintage Euro vibe.

McGee & Co.

Crosley Indoor/Outdoor Pillow

Make your space super cozy with thoughtfully designed pillows, like the Crosley Indoor/Outdoor Pillow, featuring a classic plaid motif and playful fringe. Ah, so cozy and pretty!

McGee & Co.

Amherst Handwoven Indoor/Outdoor Rug

What I love about McGee & Co.'s outdoor rugs is that they look just as elegant inside. The Amherst Handwoven Indoor/Outdoor Rug in a golden yellow plaid is actually soft and is easy to clean — perfect for high-traffic indoor/outdoor areas.

McGee & Co.

Nola Paper Mache Vase

Give your outdoor space the living room treatment with details like potted greenery. The Nola Paper Mache Vase elevates your table with a modern rustic aesthetic.

McGee & Co.

Berkeley Handwoven Indoor/Outdoor Rug

This navy and white gingham rug with brown natural stripes is another soft indoor-outdoor rug made from recycled materials, and perfect for high-traffic indoor and outdoor areas.

McGee & Co.

Haviland Outdoor Sofa with Striped Cushions

Bold cabana stripes get me every time. This weather-resistant sofa is just as comfy as it is cute.

McGee & Co.

Cadie Outdoor Chaise

Lounge the spring days away with a good book on this teak-framed chaise and weather-resistant fabric.

McGee & Co.

The Market Umbrella

Fringe makes everything better. The Market Umbrella can withstand spring's fickle weather while bringing vintage vibes to your space.

McGee & Co.

Sanibel Acrylic Goblets (Set of 4)

Elevate your outdoor drinkware with these break-resistant ribbed goblets. Spring mocktails are so close.

McGee & Co.

Fontaine Melamine Dinner Plates (Set of 4)

Embrace spring 2025's romantic trend with these floral dinner plates, paired with dainty Wilkie Floral Napkins.

McGee & Co.

Bonjour Doormat

Set the stage for an inviting escape with this charming welcome mat. Très chic!

McGee & Co.

Classic Pool Float

Cannonball! Make the most of the warmer months with the classic pool float in navy and white stripes. It has a hanging hook for storage too!

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Tablescaping has become a bit of an art form — a fun way to show off your creativity while getting everyone in the holiday mood. From stunning centerpieces to charming surprises at each place setting, these Christmas tablescape ideas will make your holiday table festive and cozy, whether you prefer to DIY or shop for the perfect accents. Plus, your guests will be totally impressed!

Disco Balls

Rose and Grey

Rose and Grey Braided Pink Napkin Rings

This tablescape is the sweetest with ric rac napkins, braided rings, colorful candles, and disco balls, because why not make it a dance party?

Velvet Bows

Norsu

Same Time Tomorrow Napkin Ring

Velvet bows are on trees, tables, and wreaths this holiday and the more the better. Add them to your napkins, your glassware, even your candles!

Ribbon-Tied Candles

cottonbro studio

Here's a DIY to try, a simple ribbon-tied candle.

Prelit Garland

Pavel Danilyuk

Crate & Barrel Pre-Lit LED Norway Spruce Christmas Garland

Fresh or faux, add some Nordic vibes to your table with greenery and starry white lights. Add candles and vintage baubles to upgrade the look.

Vintage Baubles

cottonbro studio

Williams Sonoma Gilded Champagne Ornament Faux Centerpiece

Metallic or colorful, adding vintage-inspired glass ornaments to your table centerpiece is sure to feel festive.

Dried Oranges

Sueda Dilli

This garland DIY is a seasonal element to add to your table and gives a woodsy Christmas vibe we love. Try this easy DIY from Call Me Cupcake.

Festive Kid's Table

Meri Meri

Meri Meri Christmas Character Garland

I'm dying over the hanging lamp idea, so cute!

Honeycomb

Etsy

Etsy Honeycomb Handmade Decoration

These honeycomb ornaments would make adorable napkin rings.

Red Stripes

The Cross

The Cross Red & Pink Stripe Ruffle Linen Napkin

Go for full-on candy cane with red and white stripes or a more subtle look with these red and dusky pink striped napkins. A little ruffled edge doesn't hurt. Look for ruffled tablecloths too!

Gingerbread Centerpiece

Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn Ceramic Gingerbread Train

You can add your own Gingerbread creation or use this delightful train again and again.

Ric Rac

Bubblegum Market

Believe Christmas Ric-Rac Fringe Paper Cocktail Napkins

Ric rac always adds a playful accent to your holiday decor. Try it on napkins, tablecloths, and runners.

Cordless Lamps

Amazon

Amazon Cordless Table Lamp

Make it an intimate affair by embracing the cordless table lamp trend. These red scalloped ones are also super holiday and sweet!

Glitter!

Meri Meri

Meri Meri Candles Christmas Tree Glitter

Make or add glittery elements, like these adorable glitter trees, to your table!

Handmade Crackers

Etsy

Etsy Personalized Christmas Crackers

Velvet crackers are perfect for your elegant holiday table.

Tapers

Etsy

Etsy Christmas Tapers

Tall Christmas candles add a touch of whimsy to your table. Look for a vintage style candelabra too!

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If you can't stop talking about Severance season 2, you're not alone. The Apple TV+ show has totally taken over the internet (and all my group chats) and as the mysteries at Lumon continue to unfold, there's one heartbreaking, viral theory surrounding this week's episode, and Gemma, that has the internet in a tizzy.

Keep reading for the most insane Severance season 2, episode 9 theory on the internet.

Has Gemma been an innie the whole time?

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TikTok user @msauroraalice made the connection that Severance season 2 episode 9, "The After Hours," has the same title as a specific Twilight Zone episode in which a mannequin, well, forgets she's a mannequin. And now we're all wondering whether Severance is going to reveal a very similar plotline with Gemma.

"Could Gemma have been manufactured at Lumon and all of her experience with Mark is just a severed version of herself," @msauroraalice says, theorizing that "there is no Gemma."

"I bet this next episode, Gemma or Helly has a horrifying discovery about themselves just like the mannequin realizing she's not even alive," she continues.

Clearly, this Twilight Zone episode has a ton of similarities to Severance, with the split identities of it all. And as one Reddit user just made it even more heartbreaking by saying, "She could be an experiment from the very start which is why they went as far as to fake her death and recruit Mark to work for them. That would be heartbreaking. It would mean Mark and Gemma 's relationship was manufactured from the beginning."

"The After Hours" is sure to set us up for a crazy 'Severance' season 2 finale.

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After everything Mark has been through, this would truly be a heartbreaking turn of events and I don't know if I could handle it! I'm not alone, either. TikTok users flooded the comments of the post (which has over 900K views).

"If Gemma was never a full person to begin with I'm gonna lose my mind," one user said, while another theorized, "I think Gemma is real but she actually died. Lumon had plans for her to begin with so they revived her body because they effectively own it and now she's stuck in purgatory testing."

But if this Severance theory breaks your heart as much as it breaks mine, there's a silver lining. "The next episode after 'The After Hours' from TWZ is called 'The Mighty Casey' and is about a robot who becomes more human I believe," a third TikTok user says.

But honestly, emotional devastation — and peeling back a character's insecurities, fears, and heartbreak to get to their core — make for really good TV because of how relatable those moments can be. So we'll just have to see what the Severance season 2 finale has in store.

Here are 10 Questions I Need Severance Season 2 To Answer — let us know on Instagram what kinds of questions and theories you have.

St. Patrick's Day in America is known mostly as an excuse to have a day-long marathon of drinking green beer (we'll take some green cocktails, too), but if staying in is more your jam, you'll need some epic DIY party favorsand a slew of adorable St. Patrick's Day-themed treats! In this collection of St. Patrick's Day desserts, you'll find everything from rainbow cupcakes and Lucky Charms pancakes, to Leprechauns made out of Nutter Butters and boozy green fudge. Yum.

Throw on your best “Kiss Me, I'm Irish" apron and have some fun with these 25 delicious St. Patrick's Day desserts!

Brit + Co

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Donuts

This adorable DIY requires no cooking and is a blast to make with friends. At the end of this rainbow you may not find gold, but you will find a fluffy cloud of coconut just waiting to be devoured. (via Brit + Co)

Sarah Anderson

St. Patrick's Day Dessert Shots

These cute, tiny shots are sweetened with flavors like dark chocolate, vanilla, and peppermint extract — and they even have a bite-sized brownie on the bottom. Now that's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, amiright? (via Sarah Anderson forBrit + Co)

Brit + Co

Lucky Charms Ice Cream

This one isn't a specific recipe per say, it's more of a how-too... but arguably the most useful how-to you'll learn this month. This overview of how to make Lucky Charms-infused ice cream can be put to use this St. Patrick's Day and beyond! (via Brit + Co)

Grandbaby Cakes

St. Patrick’s Day Dessert Pizza

Deep dish pizza should always have a sugar cookie crust and a Bailey's Irish Cream chocolate filling. Top with green sprinkles, green tinted white chocolate and chopped chocolate mint candies for that extra festive feel. (via Grandbaby Cakes)

Brit + Co

Double Rainbow Cake

Labor intensive? Maybe. Totally worth it? Absolutely. Grab a partner or your kiddos, and settle in for a fun afternoon of food coloring and multi-colored M&M decorating. (via Brit + Co)

Sweet Recipeas

Drunken Grasshopper Fudge

This is definitely an adults-only fudge. Made with both Crème de Menthe and Crème de Cocoa, this fudge has a boozy flavor that bites back. Throw on a handful of shamrock sprinkles to really drive the theme home. (via Sweet Recipeas)

Home Made Interest

St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Cookies

These little guys would be so cute to make for your kiddo's school St. Patrick's Day party. Plus, they double as a fun activity to do with them at home. They're almost too cute to eat… almost. (via Home Made Interest)

The Cake Blog

Leprechaun Hat S’mores

Obviously a large marshmallow on top of a cookie makes the perfect top hat. Once it's covered in chocolate and adorned with green decor, you have the perfect edible s'mores hat that any leprechaun would be happy to wear. (via The Cake Blog)

Classy Clutter

St. Patrick’s Day Rice Krispie Treats

You may have to go digging for marshmallows in a box of Lucky Charms to make these, but it's totally worth it. The pretty pastels in the marshmallows also looks perfect with the light green of the Rice Krispies. (via Classy Clutter)

Takes Two Eggs

Matcha Roll Cake

This sponge-y roll cake is packed with matcha whipped cream, and it looks just as good as it tastes! (via Takes Two Eggs)

Averie Cooks

Irish Chocolate Guinness Cupcakes

The batter these cupcakes are crafted with is spiked with Guinness and Jameson for a bit of booziness. (via Averie Cooks)

Barbara Bakes

Mint Chocolate Chip Pie For St. Patrick’s Day

You don't have to have a lot of time and ingredients to make a great St. Patrick's Day dessert. All you need for this freezer pie is a pre-made Oreo pie crust and mint chocolate chip ice cream. Whipped cream and chocolate shavings optional – as if! (via Barbara Bakes)

Created By Diane

St. Patrick’s Day Mint Chocolate Cake

Before you cut into this cake, you would have no idea that what lies inside is an intricate mint chocolate design that tastes just as good as it looks. This concoction is definitely going to impress whoever you serve it to. (via Created By Diane)

Nifty Mom

No-Bake Mint-Free St. Patrick’s Day Dessert

St. Patrick's Day desserts are almost always full of mint. Well, you know what? Not everyone likes mint. This dessert is still chocolatey and green with no mint in sight. (via Nifty Mom)

Foods Of Our Lives

Crème De Menthe Cake Pops

If you have a package of Oreos lying around, you're already halfway to making these flavorful cake pops. They're so addicting, you may want to give them away as St. Patrick's Day gifts just to avoid eating every single one. (via Foods Of Our Lives)

Pizzazzerie

Shamrock Sour Cocktail

Swapping standard whiskey for Irish Whiskey gives this cocktail a St. Patrick's Day twist. Add a few drops of food coloring to make the green really stand out. (via Pizzazzerie)

Half Baked Harvest

Chocolate Irish Cream Filled Donuts

If you're feelin' fancy, opt to make these homemade donuts filled with St. Patty's-ready Irish cream! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Two Peas & Their Pod

Chocolate Mint Brownie Milkshake

You can never go wrong with a combo of chocolate and mint! (via Two Peas & Their Pod)

Baking A Moment

Pot of Gold Cupcakes

The rainbow Swiss buttercream that tops these decadent chocolate cupcakes is way easier to make than it looks. Make sure to get some gold foiled chocolate coins to put on top for an extra fun touch. (via Baking A Moment)

Recipe Girl

Green Velvet Cheesecake Cake

What's better than cheesecake? Cheesecake that's sitting in the middle of two layers of green velvet cake, of course. It's like having a giant layer of creamy frosting in the middle… but it's cheesecake! (via Recipe Girl)

Simply Happenstance

St. Patrick’s Day Caramel Corn

Caramel corn is a treat that both adults AND kids love. Just by adding a bit of food coloring to your caramel, you'll create a crunchy masterpiece that everyone will gobble up in seconds. (via Simply Happenstance)

The Recipe Rebel

White Chocolate Lucky Charms Cookies

Not only do these cookies have finely ground Lucky Charms in the cookie batter itself, chopped cereal and marshmallows are also folded in for extra texture and flavor. We'll take two dozen, please. (via The Recipe Rebel)

Completely Delicious

Mint Chocolate Chip Cupcakes

These sweet bites are described as the epitome of mint chocolate chip ice cream, but in cupcake form. Perfect, perfect, perfect! (via Completely Delicious)

Gal On A Mission

St. Patrick’s Day Puppy Chow

Puppy chow is the perfect on-the-go munchie for the whole family. Green candy melts give this snack its hue, while spearmint essential oil gives it its minty flavor. (via Gal On A Mission)

Pillsbury

Mini Whoopie Pies

These tiny whoopie pies are just small enough that you can enjoy them in one delicious bite. It doesn't get much easier than using refrigerated sugar cookie dough to make them, either. Score! (via Pillsbury)

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This post has been updated with additional reporting by Meredith Holser.