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Simpler Fall Table

After living a couple weeks, with the way the dining room table was done for fall, I decided to lighten it up some.  I had originally layered tablecloths on it using one that was a print with fall fruits.



Over time, the print tablecloth against the print dinnerware was just too busy.  Too much of a good thing.

Everytime I walked past it, I kinda cringed, so I had to change it. With fall décor going through Thanksgiving, I knew I couldn't stand the way it looked.   I removed the top two layers, and left only the dropcloth on. Now it is much more pleasing to the eye. I also changed the setting some by adding the gold charger, soup spoons, and laid the napkin to the side rather than on the plate.  This is the new look.

In my opinion, this is so much better and looks less cluttered, even though the chargers were added.



Yes, much better.

An easy change, made a big difference.

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