An Open Wood Frame and Inherited China Shaped My Fall Table

I changed the dining area for fall before hosting a dinner with homemade spaghetti sauce. An open barnwood frame gave my seasonal plates a new setting, and china passed down from my mom became part of the table.

A stained frame replaced the old plate arrangement

Plates had been arranged around the window, but I wanted a change. I bought an open barnwood frame and stained it. That gave me a place to switch plates with the seasons.

A pumpkin candleholder and family china

The pumpkin candleholder came from Walmart. The white bone china was made in Poland and passed down to me by my mom.

I bought six forks and six knives at World Market, along with the napkins. The chargers came from Walmart. Together, these pieces made a fall table for a dinner we enjoyed with friends.

A seasonal change outside too

I replaced the outdoor umbrella for fall and winter. At the time, I bought one each year and waited for end-of-season clearance.

My plate decorating story explains why plates keep appearing in my rooms. For a different seasonal table, see the Christmas dinette arrangement.

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