33 Stunning Ways to Deck Your Table This Holiday Season

The holidays are quickly approaching, and now is the time to plan how you will adorn your dining room table for your loved ones. You can't throw a successful Christmas party, brunch, or dinner without a delectable menu, festive treats, cocktails, and stunning decorations. Here is an assortment of Christmas tablescapes that you can recreate in your own home and we hope you enjoy them!

All the links to the do-it-yourself tutorials and helpful hints are right here. We've put together a number of different themes to stimulate your senses; any one of these table settings is sure to impress your guests. From glitzy and chic to down-home and country, we have it all. From glittering ornaments to greenery, branches, and berries from the forest, the holiday season can be decorated in any style. Check out the amazing examples below, and then tell us which ones you liked best and why.

One of our favorite stores, World Market, supplied everything for this rustic Christmas tablescape for under $100. Greenery, both fragrant and tactile, is a must. (H/t: Blog by Lauren McBride)

Here's a closer look at the Gold Wave Flatware Collection from World Market, which is featured prominently in this farmhouse-style tablescape. (H/t: Blog by Lauren McBride)

3. Decorate a dough bowl with various Christmas decorations, such as large ornaments, pinecones, sprigs of greenery (real or fake), and some colorful artificial cranberries. (Instagram post by @Farmhouseredefined)

This holiday table features mason jars as the focal point and is decorated in a glam-rustic style. Espom salt forms the base, and cranberries and newly trimmed juniper branches are among the other fresh ingredients. By way of the Yellow Brick Road to Utter Bliss

5. This gold and black table, with its elegant crystalware, is stunning. (As seen on Instagram, @amanda100lc)

Several items on the menu and in the tablescape here draw direct inspiration from rosemary. (taken by Brittany Wood of Wood Photography for Jenni Kayne)

Seventh, a close-up of the table setting shows a lovely floral arrangement, some rosemary sprigs, and a plain white plate with a wrapped linen napkin. It's a nice touch to include a menu. (Taken by Brittany Wood of Wood Photography for Jenni Kayne)

Eight, this country tablescape is set with a plaid tablecloth. Leyland cypress, apples, chestnuts, pinecones, ornaments, and votive candles make up a natural centerpiece. A helpful hint: unlike cedar, fir, and pine, Leyland cypress doesn't produce sap when used fresh. Wherever your boat is, that's your home.

For number nine, the dining room table's attention-grabbing focal point is a homemade wooden box. Wallpapered in birch, this box contains floral foam squares, live plants, and candles. The box can be stabilized on the table with the aid of furniture feet. (H/T: Fynes Designs)

This table runner's design was inspired by the lyrics of a classic black-and-white holiday song. Some other ornaments include painted mason jars with boxwood sprigs and black and white gingham ribbons, reindeer moss, miniature artificial birch trees, and painted mason jars with fake snow and candles. In case you're interested in learning how to make a table runner, click the link for a do-it-yourself tutorial. (H/T: View From the Fridge)

Napkins in the shape of Christmas trees will brighten up your holiday table. Check out the link for a comprehensive tutorial. as reported by Publix

12 A chilly Winter Wonderland tablescape in blue, white, and apple green. This light color scheme will breathe new life into your dining room. When set against a white tablecloth and white dishes, colors really pop. A cedar wreath covered in sugared balls and frosted pine cones serves as the table's focal point. Blue and white gingham ribbon is the finishing touch. (From "A Splash of Charm")

Gift-wrapped place settings like the one shown in the previous image add a whimsical touch to the otherwise serious Winter Wonderland tablescape. There's a gift at each place setting that matches the table's color scheme. Wrap it up with some ribbon, stick a pine cone in it, and top it off with a sugared ball. (Courtesy of What a Charm!)

The blogger used a mirror as a light source for the centerpiece of her holiday table. A large platter was used to prop up the mirror. The centerpiece is a grouping of glittery ornaments in clear vases with sprigs of greenery and pinecones. Corn syrup and sugar have been used to create a frosty edge around the wine glasses. (Through The 36th Street)

Mini cranberry wreath place cards are so easy to make, and we love them. Step-by-step instructions are provided so that you can use this fresh concept to spruce up your dining room table. Guests' names can be stamped on flag-shaped tags made of kraft paper and attached to the cranberries or other ornaments you add to the wire before you string them. (by way of Say Yes)

Set the table for the holidays with candy canes. (Have a look at 34 Kvadrat)

2017's Most Stylish Dining Room Decorations This year for the holidays, switch things up by using multiple shorter table runners instead of one long one. Put three runners across the shorter part of your table for a festive touch. They are now serve as placemats Decorate with some new plants and candles, and you're set.  (via Houseology)

Every guest can take home a piece of this stunning tablescape in the form of a clip-on bird ornament. A keepsake from the party that everyone can use to adorn their own tree is a great idea. (via Houseology)

19 This eye-catching table setting in red and green uses a variety of patterns to create a stylish look. Use baker's twine as napkin ties instead of expensive metal ones for a modern twist. Put a sprig of holly or pine at each guest's place setting. (via Houseology)

Twenty, an elegant Christmas tablescape in pastel tones of white, hessian, and soft green The centerpiece of the rustic dining room table is a set of antlers and a white wooden star. (H/T: RedAgape Blog)

21. This blogger’s tablescape features a strip fabric tablecloth sourced from IKEA, complimented by plaid plates from HomeGoods The centerpiece is made from fresh garland and decorated with pomegranates and gift boxes from the dollar store. Place cards are ornaments with guests' names written in permanent marker and decorated with a bow and tree branches. from "Oscar Bravo at Home"

Using fresh sprigs of greenery and candles in glass vases, this 22nd winter tablescape features a plaid table runner and burlap placemats. The blanket used as a tablecloth is vintage, by the way. If you're looking for something similar, you should check out Etsy. Design by Sweet Something

Large white pillar candles in glass vases sit atop thick planks of newly cut wood in arrangement number 23. There is fake snow in the vases, but epsom salt would work just as well. Add some color and texture to your decor with berries and foliage.  (via Sweet Something Design)

24. This up-close look at the place setting reveals the red Target flatware used. On top of the vintage plaid blanket is a hand-made burlap placemat. A large jingle bell, twigs, and greenery decorate a black napkin on a plain white plate. As seen on Sweet Something Design

25. a simple yet stunning tablescape that's sure to leave a lasting impression on your guests White roses dot the fresh greenery that serves as a table runner. In the interest of maintaining a more conventional air, red roses could also be used. (Claudia Bartelle translates)

A winter birch branch, foraged branches, star ornaments, homemade pomanders, and LED lights come together to create a rustic winter chandelier, the focal point of a bohemian holiday table setting. Find the guide at the source. The (Jungalow)

There are gold-rimmed plates, gold cutlery, gold champagne glasses, and gold star glasses on this boho table. Sugared fruits were scattered all the way down the table to make it look frosty and holiday-like. A holiday ambience is achieved by finishing touches such as citrus leaves, gingerbread, and pomanders. When lit, birch candles emit a cozy glow. (Hat tip: Jungalow)

In the year 28 we used gingerbread cookies as place cards at each meal. Napkins trimmed with gold are placed between each plate. The (Jungalow)

The golden sunshine of Australia's summer Christmas is reflected in this festive table, which features eucalyptus and gold accents. Building a Home Sweet Build

30. This tablescape's fresh bay leaf branches form the foundation, and mercury glass ornaments from HomeGoods dot the surface. The centerpiece is bathed in light from rice lights that run directly through the ceiling. To add to the festive atmosphere, taper candles surround a fake tree placed in the middle. (Original text via Shades of Blue Decor)

Elegant simplicity best describes this tablescape, which takes its cues from the minimalist style of Scandinavia. To create a relaxing atmosphere, we placed tapered candles down the middle. Photos by Carina Olander.

The silver and white tablecloth with gold accents is perfect for a holiday dinner. We don't see any red, but we do see some greens, including celadon and evergreen. It's all spread out on a snowy tablecloth. (Courtesy of Stone Gable Blog)

Place a fake pine wreath in the middle of the table to impress your guests with its natural beauty and give them a pleasant surprise. The blogger notes, "The wreath and plate are removed before serving." The flatware is the 45-Piece Napoleon Bee Flatware Service from Horchow I got those Target green flutes. (Reference: Stone Gable Blog)

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