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THANKSGIVING DECOR TIPS TO MATCH YOUR HOME'S SIGNATURE STYLE

JOHN M. ROSS

The real estate market offers many opportunities to Sellers, Buyers, Landlords,
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Nov 15 16 minutes read


WHAT’S YOUR HOME’S SIGNATURE STYLE?

Each of our homes has its own signature style, decorated in the colors we like,
the things we care about, and items with sentimental value. Even if you didn’t
plan and decorate your home with a specific interior design style in mind,
there’s a good chance that your tastes lean toward one more than the others.
Check out the descriptions of the following 12 interior design styles, and
figure out which one aligns most closely with your home. Then take the
Thanksgiving decor tips for a spin to make your home spectacular for the
holiday.


1. ART DECO

Art Deco is an elegant and glamorous interior design style that emerged in the
1920s and 1930s. It's characterized by bold, geometric shapes, lavish materials
like glass and chrome, and intricate detailing. Art Deco interiors typically
feature symmetrical patterns and a strong sense of luxury. This style combines
modern and traditional elements, resulting in a visually striking and
sophisticated aesthetic.

For an Art Deco-inspired Thanksgiving decor, focus on incorporating bold shapes
and luxurious materials. Use gold and black as your primary color scheme and opt
for tableware with sleek, elegant lines. Add glamorous touches like crystal and
mirrored accessories. Consider geometric placemats and table runners to
emphasize the Art Deco aesthetic, and spring for vintage Art Deco-style
glassware for your Thanksgiving table setting.




2. BOHEMIAN

Bohemian interior design is all about a free-spirited and eclectic approach. It
embraces a mix of colors, patterns, and textures, often drawing inspiration from
various cultures and eras. Bohemian spaces are characterized by a relaxed,
laid-back vibe with an emphasis on natural materials, such as wood and textiles.
It's a style that encourages creativity and self-expression, making it perfect
for those who appreciate a boho-chic, unconventional look.

Bohemian Thanksgiving decor should be about embracing the free-spirited vibe.
Mix and match colorful tableware and linens, and incorporate a variety of
patterns, such as paisley and floral prints. Use low seating like floor cushions
and add plenty of pillows for a relaxed atmosphere. Decorate with plants and
hanging macramé, and don't forget to include a mix of candles and lanterns to
create a cozy, inviting ambiance.




3. COASTAL

Coastal interior design is inspired by the ocean and beach living. It features a
soothing color palette dominated by shades of blue and white, with touches of
sandy neutrals. Coastal interiors often incorporate natural materials like
driftwood, seashells, and woven textiles. Furniture is usually comfortable and
relaxed, with a focus on creating a tranquil atmosphere that evokes the serenity
of coastal living.

If your home is decorated in a coastal style, use these tips to create a
tranquil and beach-inspired Thanksgiving atmosphere. Choose a color palette of
blues, whites, and sandy tones, and incorporate seashells, driftwood, and
nautical touches into your table setting. Use woven placemats and table runners,
and consider displaying coastal-themed artwork or seascapes. Light blue candles
and glass lanterns can enhance the maritime mood. Complete the look with a
centerpiece featuring fresh flowers or seashore finds like starfish and
seashells.





4. CONTEMPORARY

Contemporary design is characterized by clean lines, minimalism, and a sense of
simplicity—but it is constantly evolving. This style often features neutral
color palettes with bold pops of color and emphasizes open spaces and natural
light. Furniture in contemporary interiors tends to be sleek and functional,
with an emphasis on the use of modern materials like glass, metal, and concrete.
It's a style that stays current with the latest design trends and is always
getting an update.

For a contemporary Thanksgiving, opt for a neutral color palette and keep your
table setting uncluttered. Use simple, sleek tableware and modern flatware. Add
a pop of color with contemporary art or table accents. Create a focal point with
a statement centerpiece, such as a minimalist vase with seasonal blooms, and
make use of your home’s natural light to emphasize the contemporary aesthetic.





5. COUNTRY

Country interior design is cozy and warm, drawing inspiration from rural life.
It features rustic elements like wood beams, handcrafted furniture, and a warm
color palette with soft, muted tones. This style creates a welcoming and
down-to-earth atmosphere, often featuring vintage and handmade items. Country
design celebrates tradition and nostalgia, making it a comforting and charming
choice for homes.

To achieve a cozy and rustic country Thanksgiving, focus on warm, earthy tones
and incorporate wood, plaid, and vintage touches. Use a checkered or gingham
tablecloth and display mason jars filled with wildflowers. Rustic wooden
candleholders and weathered, reclaimed wood furniture can add charm to the
setting. Consider adding cozy, hand-knitted table runners and cozy, patchwork
cushions to complete the welcoming, country-style look.







6. ECLECTIC

Eclectic design is all about mixing and matching different styles, eras, and
materials to create a unique and personalized look. It often incorporates a
diverse range of colors, patterns, and textures. The key to eclectic design is
finding harmony in the juxtaposition of contrasting elements, resulting in a
vibrant, visually stimulating, and one-of-a-kind interior.

For an eclectic Thanksgiving, don't be afraid to blend different patterns,
colors, and materials. Choose a diverse range of tableware, from antique to
contemporary pieces. Incorporate a mix of textiles, like a patchwork tablecloth
or a variety of mismatched chairs. Be creative with your centerpiece, combining
elements like vintage teacups with modern succulents. Embrace uniqueness and
individuality with your eclectic decor for a one-of-a-kind holiday.







7. INDUSTRIAL

Industrial design draws inspiration from warehouses and factories, featuring
raw, unfinished materials like exposed brick, steel, and concrete. It often
embraces a utilitarian aesthetic with open spaces and high ceilings,
incorporating industrial-style pendant lights to achieve an urban feel.
Furniture in industrial interiors is typically functional and minimalist. This
style combines a sense of ruggedness with a modern edge, creating a distinctive
look.

If your home leans toward the industrial style, try the following for your
Thanksgiving decor. Start with your brick or concrete backdrop. For your table
setting, incorporate minimalist tableware and galvanized flatware. Decorate with
rugged materials like concrete planters and steel candleholders.
Industrial-style furniture with a mix of wood and metal complete the look,
giving your Thanksgiving a modern, urban edge.







8. MEDITERRANEAN

Mediterranean interior design is inspired by the coastal regions of Southern
Europe. It features warm, earthy colors, textured walls, and rustic elements
like terracotta tiles and wrought iron. Mediterranean interiors often include
arched doorways, decorative tiling, and an abundance of natural light. This
style evokes a sense of relaxation and is characterized by a fusion of European
and North African influences.

For a Mediterranean-inspired Thanksgiving decor, embrace warm earthy colors,
textured table linens, and rustic materials. Use terracotta dishes and
Mediterranean-inspired patterns like mosaic tile tableware. Incorporate potted
plants, olive branches, and succulents as part of your decor. Consider adding
wrought-iron candleholders and lanterns to evoke the feeling of Southern
European charm. Serve Mediterranean-inspired dishes to complete the experience.





9. MODERN

Modern design is sleek, clean, and characterized by a focus on simplicity and
functionality. It emphasizes the use of uncluttered spaces, neutral color
palettes, and a lack of excessive ornamentation. Furniture in modern interiors
is typically low-profile and often incorporates innovative materials. This style
reflects a sense of timelessness and prioritizes form and function.

Modern Thanksgiving decor should focus on simplicity and functionality. Keep
your color palette neutral. Choose minimalistic tableware with clean lines and
consider clear glass or acrylic elements to maintain a sleek look. Highlight
your modern decor with a striking, contemporary centerpiece or artwork. Use
simple furniture to complement the overall design, ensuring a clean and timeless
atmosphere.







10. SHABBY CHIC

Shabby Chic is a romantic and vintage-inspired interior design style. It
combines elegant and reclaimed furniture with a soft, pastel color palette.
Distressed finishes, floral patterns, and antique accessories are common in
Shabby Chic interiors. The result is a charming and feminine atmosphere that
exudes a sense of time-worn beauty and casual elegance.

To create a Shabby Chic Thanksgiving atmosphere, embrace the vintage and
romantic aesthetic. Opt for pastel tableware, floral patterns, and distressed
finishes. Use antique or reclaimed furniture, such as a weathered dining table
and classic wooden chairs. Decorate with soft, muted-colored flowers in
old-style vases. Incorporate lace table runners and delicate, vintage china to
enhance the romance and charm.







11. SOUTHWESTERN

Southwestern design is inspired by the American Southwest, featuring warm desert
colors, Native American patterns, and materials like adobe and clay. It often
includes natural elements like wooden beams and leather furniture. Southwestern
interiors create a warm and earthy atmosphere that celebrates the cultural
heritage and natural beauty of the region.

Bring the warm and earthy tones of the American Southwest into your Thanksgiving
decor. Use earthy colors like terracotta and turquoise, and incorporate Native
American-inspired patterns and textiles. Display cacti and succulents as part of
your centerpiece, and add rustic touches like leather placemats and wooden
dinnerware. Handwoven rugs and tribal artwork can complete the Southwestern
look, creating a cozy and inviting Thanksgiving setting.





12. TRADITIONAL

Traditional interior design is classic and timeless, drawing inspiration from
various historical periods. It features rich, deep colors, ornate detailing, and
elegant furnishings. Traditional interiors often include antique or reproduction
furniture, patterned textiles, and refined finishes. This style exudes a sense
of formality and sophistication, making it a popular choice for more traditional
and elegant homes.

Traditional Thanksgiving decor celebrates elegance and classic charm. Use a rich
color palette with deep tones, and incorporate ornate tableware and linens. Set
an elaborate table with fine china and silverware. Decorate with antique or
reproduction furniture and add traditional elements like a chandelier or
candelabra. Complete the look with a grand, formal centerpiece, like a crystal
vase with seasonal flowers, to create a timelessly elegant Thanksgiving
atmosphere.





DECORATE WITH YOUR SIGNATURE STYLE IN MIND

Your home's signature style plays a significant role in defining the ambiance
and atmosphere of your living space. Whether you find yourself gravitating
towards the elegance of art deco, the free-spirited nature of bohemian, or the
tranquility of coastal design, your interior design choices reflect your
personal tastes and preferences. Your home is a canvas for self-expression and
creativity, and it's a place where you can infuse your unique personality.

As you prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, consider how your home's style can be
harnessed to enhance the holiday experience. Incorporate the design tips
provided for your specific style to make it a memorable and visually appealing
event. Whether you embrace simplicity, elegance, or eclecticism, there are
endless possibilities to make your home spectacular. By aligning your
Thanksgiving decor with your home's signature style, you can ensure that your
guests are not only treated to a delicious feast but also an immersive and
visually captivating experience that reflects who you are.





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