Happy last Monday of November! It seems that November whizzed right by me. The last few days have been filled with Christmas decorating. Are you finished or just beginning?
“Thanks be to God for his inexpressible gift!”
2 Corinthians 9:15
If you are like me, a few minutes to sit down and enjoy a cuppa is much needed while decking the halls. Let’s take a look back on seven Christmas tables that hopefully will provide ideas and inspiration for your tables during this wonderful season! I will be mostly quiet, allowing you time to enjoy just viewing the images.
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A simple table that has become one of my favorites!
I have loved using the Bethlehem Christmas dishware that was gifted to me by a sweet blogging friend. You can still order it by checking the link on the original post.
A mix of colors, patterns, and textures makes me happy!
The salad plates depict four different Christmas village scenes. This one has an extra special meaning for me!
I am still partial to the reds and greens of Christmas!
Music has always played a big part in our lives. This table was inspired by a favorite Christmas carol, The First Noel!
I still miss my red dining room at Christmas!
A mix of plaids provides a festive look!
A pair of golden reindeer provided the inspiration. I love finding new ways to use old things!
When the Christmas dishes and napkins are pulled out, it begins to feel a lot like Christmas!
An easy centerpiece…fresh greenery and candles!
Thank you for your visit and gracious comments. I can’t wait to share Christmas with my sweet friends!
Linking with:
Pieced Pastimes, Between Naps on the Porch, Katherines Corner, Follow The Yellow Brick Home,
Imparting Grace,Life and Linda
Mary says
Good Morning Pam! I’m just starting to deck the halls as we were out of town over Thanksgiving. Love your round up of beautiful tables. I’m partial to the traditional red and green color palette too. Happy Monday ♥
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Happy December and thank you, Mary!
Carole @ From My Carolina Home says
I am got out Christmas all around this past weekend. So, now many of those dishes do you still have? I like the village ones best, so sweet!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
I still have all the dishes, Carole. I have a dish problem!
K.L. Hale says
Pam, I couldn’t wait to see your Christmas tables. How do I choose a favorite? All of the plates and settings “speak” to me in each their own unique way ~from the angels and Bethlehem to the trees~particularly the plaid surrounding the beautiful colors. You are so gifted. Thank you for sharing the beauty. The First Noel sings especially special to me. 🎶💕❤️💛
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you Carla. You are so sweet and speak lovely encouraging words ♥️
K.L. Hale says
You’re so welcome, Pam. 🤍
Penny at Enjoying The Simple Things says
Your tablescapes are always beautiful. Have a wonderful holiday season!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Penny!
creationsbycindyphotography.blogspot.com says
I always enjoy looking at your Christmas tables and I am always drawn to the ones that you use deer antlers. So my style! My halls are all decked but I have to start early as I tend to be much slower and easily distracted these days! WHEW…the joy of aging I guess. I just Christmas and everything about it. Happy Week to you Pam. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Cindy, I am much slower and also easily distracted. Happy week to you. Sending hugs!
marmeladegypsy says
They’re all so festive! I love the one with the Christmas village plates the best, I think, although it’s a really hard call! You’re so clever with your table settings!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Aw, thank you Jeanie!
A.ice Genzlinger says
Love all of your tables and remember all of them. My favorite is still the red walls in the dining room. Red and green is what I use and always will because the red represents Jesus blood that was shed for all and the green represents his resurrection. Have the tree up and wreaths out front but twisted my l knee and that has me down for the moment.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Alice! I hope that knee heals quickly, please take care.
Cheryl says
Oh, those Bethlehem plates! SO pretty! We have had our tree up for several weeks. I think we are all starting early this year because everyone is so in need of the Christmas cheer and spirit. Such dark times we live in, and Christmas brings such hope and joy! We all need it more than usual this year. I did finish decorating our little front porch last night, too, so now we are totally done. There for a while, it looked like fall on the front porch, but we had already progressed to Christmas indoors. Now, it is Christmas all the way! Your tablescapes are all so beautiful and inviting. My favorite photo is of the one with the tree at the end of your table and the sun shining in through the window. So heartwarming!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Yes, we need Christmas. You were smart to decorate early so you can enjoy for a longer time. Thank you, Cheryl!
Clara says
Pam, Your Christmas table roundup is beautiful. Love the gold deer! Your Christmas dinnerware collection is gorgeous! Enjoy your week sweet friend. Clara❤️
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Clara. Enjoy your week ♥️
Sandra at Maison De Jardin says
Pam, your tables are all beautiful. However, I am leaning toward your favorite, the first one. It is exquisite. I think you will probably always miss your red dining room. I love your new chosen color, but I, too, love the red.
Have a wonderful week!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much, Sandra. Happy week to you!
the Painted Apron says
What a beautiful round up, and I especially love how you do often incorporate fresh greenery to your tables, that really creates a Christmas feel! I often look back at previous tablescapes just to remember what I have and what I’ve done in the past 🙂 I just got back from the beach this afternoon and can’t wait to start my Christmas decorating!
Jenna
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much, I love using fresh greenery. Enjoy decking the halls, Jenna 🎄
Barbara at Mantel and Table says
SO beautiful Pam – your tables are especially lovely at Christmas! I’m a little slow getting into the spirit this year – again! – but you’ve really inspired me with all this gorgeousness! 🙂 Hope you’re having a lovely holiday so far!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much, Barbara! Happy December 🎄
Maristella says
Such beauty and inspiration! Blessings.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Maristella!
Nancy says
What lovely Christmas tables my friend! I can not pick a favorite… they are all stunning! Thank you so much for the Inspiration!
Happy Decorating!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Nancy. Happy December!
Rita C at Panoply says
These are beautiful, Pam. I love your dining room setting and that bay window. I think my favorite is when you put all all trees in the window with the First Noel. I’m looking forward to next week’s display!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Rita. My former red dining room made tablescaping easy at Christmas!
Shannon@Belle Bleu Interiors says
Absolutely gorgeous! This is the perfect post to admire as I am drinking my morning cup of coffee…so many beautiful Christmas tables to put me into the Christmas spirit. I’m about to get my decorating finished. It seems to have taken me a bit longer this year. Time seems to go by so quickly. I can’t believe it’s the last day of November! Enjoy your day, my sweet friend!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Shannon. It takes me longer every year that passes by. Happy December!
Nancy Ruegg says
Inspiration indeed! The second tablescape especially caught my eye, since I have the materials to recreate that centerpiece. Just might give it a go–for something different this year!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Nancy. Yes, make the centerpiece!
Heritage Hall says
You are a marvel – how does one choose? I am besotted by the golden reindeer appointments…such a setting statement…
I love your frosted fruit/evergreen runner arrangement and what else spells Christmas dining better than Red/Green tartan?
It is such a pleasure to “trim” vicariously through your gifted table settings and pluck your creative ideas for our own table.
Bless you.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Mary. Your comments are always heartwarming! Have you finished decking the halls?
Dianne Sharpe says
All your tables are so beautifully done. Very difficult to choose a favorite. Every detail on every table has your special touch. Have almost all decorating done. Have a blessed week.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Dianne. Enjoy your weekend!
Bonnie Morgan says
So much fun to look back at your former tables. You have a gift for tablescaping and each one is unique and pretty.
I am so behind having been out of town so much.
Blessings always to you and your family.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Bonnie. A look back helps me remember what I have done in the past
Kim says
Pam, I’m not sure how I missed this post last year, but I did, so I’m really glad you shared it again. I can see all the love you pour into each and every one of these tables, and with all your tables, it’s very difficult to choose. The Bethlehem plates are so unique and you styled them so beautifully, and your golden reindeer are gorgeous! If I absolutely had to choose one, I think it would be the mixed plaids table, but all are lovely, really. Wishing you a joyous holiday season!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks so much, Kim. Your comments are encouraging and heartwarming!