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A good Thanksgiving table doesn't need a lot of decorations. A few well-chosen colors, soft linen and some candles will set the mood, and the same linens carry on through every autumn dinner after. Here are four easy looks, with the colors we sew them in.
Terracotta napkins on natural beige placemats, with a cacao runner down the middle. It looks warm in candlelight and hides nothing it shouldn't: linen is happy being a little rumpled.

Shop the look: Thanksgiving linen napkins, Thanksgiving linen placemats and the Thanksgiving table runner.
Mustard and honey napkins on a neutral tablecloth, with wooden chargers and a few stems of dried wheat. It is bright without being loud, and it works for a daytime dinner as well as an evening one.

Shop the look: a rectangular Thanksgiving tablecloth for a long table, or a round Thanksgiving tablecloth for a family table.
Sage linens with white ceramics and a bare wooden table. Keep everything else simple: one candle at each end and a bowl of seasonal fruit.

Mix the colors on purpose. Give each guest a different napkin from the harvest palette and let everyone find their own color. It's an easy way to use a few extra shades without buying a full set in each one.

Thanksgiving is a lot of kitchen time. Linen kitchen towels are absorbent and dry quickly, and they also make a nice small gift for the host.

Thanksgiving dinners are long and a little messy. Our linens are made from OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified European linen: soft, absorbent and machine washable, and they get softer with every wash. The same napkins and placemats will serve you at Friendsgiving, at Christmas and at every dinner after.
See everything in our Thanksgiving collection, or browse all linen napkins in more than 50 colors. If you are not sure about a shade, order our fabric samples first. For a custom size or a large order for a restaurant, wedding or event, see our wholesale and custom orders page.