Martha Stewart'S Thanksgiving Table: A Dazzling Blend Of Luxury And Nature

Martha Stewart's Thanksgiving Table: A Dazzling Blend of Luxury and Nature

Anyone who loves to entertain dreams of doing it with the same flair as Martha Stewart. This media mogul was the first to turn homemaking into a multi-million-dollar empire, so when she shares her inspiration, it's worth paying attention. Her latest creation? A green and gold Thanksgiving tablescape that's nothing short of spectacular.

Inside Martha's Stunning Tablescape

Martha recently took to Instagram to unveil her 2022 Thanksgiving table decor, set in the brown room of her Cantitote Corners home. This space, part of her Bedford, New York farm purchased in 2000, was a garage transformed into an entertainer's paradise. With brown sycamore veneer paneling, hardwood floors, and expansive wooden dining tables, it's an ideal backdrop for her opulent yet natural tablescape.

The design features Chinese money plants and gilded turkeys, creating an elevated yet relaxed centerpiece. Gold accents abound with placemats, name card holders, and gilded glassware. Martha's choice of dinner plates features intricate detailing, akin to the elegant Ginori 1735 Plates from Saks Fifth Avenue. Still, for those on a budget, gold-plated chargers from Crate and Barrel offer a chic alternative. White napkins tie the look together, grounding the entire aesthetic.

“Designers predict that Martha's earthy, glamorous style will rise in popularity this holiday season,” says Shelley Cochrane, an interior design expert at Furniture Village.

Recreate Martha's Look at Home

Always ahead of the curve, Martha's earthy-glam tablescape style is expected to be a hit this holiday season. This year, there's a move towards sustainable and naturally inspired decor, with many looking to repurpose existing houseplants. Martha's golden touches add just the right amount of sparkle.

Shelley Cochrane anticipates the 'Enchanted Forest' trend to dominate the 2025 holidays. She describes it as a look that captures festive charm with classic green hues and warm wooden textures, creating a cozy atmosphere. Picture a Christmas tree adorned with wooden decorations for a rustic yet stylish feel.

To bring this look to your own Thanksgiving decor, Shelley suggests taking notes from Martha. 'Layering various shades of green and using natural materials evokes a connection to nature,' she advises. 'Opt for simple, organic elements to highlight nature’s beauty throughout the festive season.'

Martha Stewart's Thanksgiving decor is proof that the best tablescapes are balanced, melding multiple styles into a unique masterpiece. Suddenly, creating an elegant design is as easy as incorporating your favorite houseplants into a gold-themed table setting.