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Out of the Darkness
When a dark neutral makes up the majority of the room, a softer neutral brightens up the space.
Neutral tablecloths in oatmeal, khaki, tan and white are the perfect backdrop for interchanging accessories and tableware. These linens make it easy to create beautiful tablescapes.
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This dining room features serene white and rustic touches, but a sunburst mirror brings a touch of glamour.
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This all-white shabby chic dining room features a ruffled tablecloth, vintage cane back chairs and antique accessories, including a beautiful display of white dishes.
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A blowsy linen tablecloth downplays the formality of this dining area, especially paired with navy-and-white striped napkins, as seen on HGTV's Restored by the Fords.
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Ruffled burlap trim gives this plain white tablecloth a custom look, perfect for decorating your Thanksgiving table.
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This formal dining room table setting incorporates a heavy linen tablecloth, several china dishes, crystal goblets and a full bouquet of flowers as a centerpiece. An ornate chandelier and fancy blue dining chairs add to the elegance of the space.
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This porch boasts a classic haint blue porch ceiling and burlap tablecloth. A quirky collection of vases brings a contemporary energy.
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Add a tablecloth and centerpiece to your breakfast area. Seattle firm Judith Wright Design dressed up the homeowner’s original table with a tablecloth and florals to coordinate with the cushions she put on banquette in this 2016 National Kitchen + Bath Association winner. Acrylic chairs add glam (often, new acrylic furniture is affordable) without hindering the view of the banquette.