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Stylish Essentials to Help You Host Thanksgiving

These kitchen and dining items will have you excited for fall entertaining.

woman setting table for Thanksgiving
woman setting table for Thanksgiving (Jordan/adobe.stock.com)

Whether you’re prepping a festive feast for Thanksgiving or hosting a cozy dinner, these thoughtful touches will bring warmth and elegance to your table.

A pumpkin-shaped braiser
Courtesy Williams Sonoma

Pumpkin Prep

If you must spend the day cooking, a stylish, stain-resistant, French-made pumpkin braiser is the way to do it. Available in four colors. Le Creuset enameled cast iron pumpkin braiser, 2 1/4-quart, $359.95 at Williams Sonoma, multiple area locations

Courtesy Le Village Marché
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Earthy Essential

Protect your feast-prepping hands with an autumnal oven mitt. Fall foliage classic oven mitt, $14 at Le Village Marché, 2800 S. Randolph St., Arlington

Plaid napkins are timeless at Thanksgiving
Courtesy Crate & Barrel

Timeless Touch

Go classic with plaid napkins in warm shades for a vibe that’s elevated but not overly formal. Marin walnut brown linen buffalo check napkin, $11.95 each at Crate & Barrel, multiple area locations

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Trim the table with Thanksgiving colors with this table topper
Courtesy Ten Thousand Villages

Table Trimming

Add flair to a round table with a handcrafted, 100 percent cotton centerpiece table topper made in India. Rajodi Kalamkhari round tabletopper, $39.99 at Ten Thousand Villages, 915 King St., Alexandria

Thanksgiving turkey name holders
Courtesy Pottery Barn

Turkey Titles

Show your guests your thoughtfulness with seasonally appropriate place card holders with vintage charm. Set of four gold turkey place card holders, $24.50 at Pottery Barn, multiple area locations, potterybarn.com

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Feature image of a Thanksgiving table by Jordan/stock.adobe.com

This story originally ran in our November issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

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