Bed Threads' Limited-Edition Holiday Tableware is Dripping in This Year's "It" Color — Oh, and It's on Sale!
We're all in for deep tones and luscious shades. It's time to wow your guests this festive season with tableware to dine for
There is no better way to get in the Christmas spirit than by decorating your home with elegant touches of red. Deep oxblood and rich cherry reds have been popping up all over the interior design world this year, and I must say, the new "it" color is perfect for festivities. Having the right holiday set-up can feel like an impossible task, but Bed Threads' latest holiday collection has done all the hard work for you.
Keeping in mind those holiday tablescape tips is a crucial part of party prep and planning, especially when hosting friends and family. Thankfully, the limited edition table linen range is stylish, sophisticated, and alluring — and going straight on my wish list. The collection includes placemats, napkins, and tablecloths in three radiant colors, but it's their Mulberry red in particular, that stands out most to me.
Incorporating linens is an easy way to introduce color to your table and elevate your setting. Oh, and best of all, the new collection is currently 20% off for Black Friday.
You may still be working on your chic Thanksgiving table decor, but there's certainly no harm in stocking up for your Christmas dinner party.
I love any excuse to shop, but shopping for the holidays is more fun when you know you can use the pieces long after the wholesome celebrations end, and well, red can do no wrong, am I right? Red is no doubt a classic color, and the emergence of deep, rich reds in this year's color trends highlights its elegant and timeless feel within a space.
Bed Threads founder, Genevieve Rosen-Biller, says she was inspired by darker, moodier table settings this year when creating the decadent Mulberry colorway. "Think iron candlesticks, dark chocolate, and deep florals," she explains. "It is the perfect shade for the holiday season, bringing that warm, festive feeling and hinting towards indulgence."
When all the wreaths and ornaments have to go back into the attic, keep these linens stowed somewhere, you can easily pull them out again for date nights and dinner parties. Below are the different linens you can shop in the Mulberry hue.
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Price: $50
Quantity: Set of Four
Made from 100% French flax linen, these stunning deep red napkins make for the perfect wining and dining experience. Each set comes with 4 napkins and is known to be durable and easy to wash.
Price: $120
Size: Small
Breathable and breathtakingly rich in color, this deep red tablecloth is available in three rectangular sizes and is made from 100% flax linen. You can mix and match this fine textile with Bed Threads napkins and placemats.
Price: $60
Quantity: Set of Four
Who doesn't love to dine of fine tablewear? Bringing style into every home, these Mulberry placemats come in a set of 4 and measures around 20.9 x 15 inch. Made from 100% flax linen, this set brings functionality and style into one.
How to Style Bed Threads' Holiday Tableware
A great thing about the unexpected red theory is that it will always stand the test of time and give your space that much-needed visual aesthetic while enhancing certain parts of the room. In this case, the dining table. Though red may be one of the most expected colors for Christmas, layering linens, textures, and different shades can bring that same sense of unexpected playfulism.
The mulberry tablecloth, for example, would be perfect for an elegant and moodier tablescape. You can pull in even deeper shades of red through floral arrangements or cherry desserts for a deep, outstanding color-drenching look. Or brighten up the rich red by pairing it with Bed Thread's creme or olive placemats. The styling options are limitless and we're here for it.
"If you want to go all in on the Christmas spirit, pair a Mulberry tablecloth with our Olive placemats or napkins," says Genevieve. "For a softer take on the holidays, try a Creme base with Mulberry placemats and napkins."
Genevieve adds that darker glassware and polished cutlery will dress up the look, while "Keeping tableware minimal and consider folding napkins simply or placing them loosely on the plate creates a more welcoming, casual vibe."
Price: $96, Was: $120
The Creme tablecloth lends a timeless warmth to your table, while acting as the perfect neutral to try out rich accents, like Mulberry napkins or placemats!
The warmth of the holiday season often excites me and I love dressing up my home as the seasons change and the celebrations begin. After all, half of the holiday magic lies in well-decorated moments.
I must admit, I am a firm believer in using the classic red, green, and white colorway for Christmas decor ideas. And when Christmas decorating trends line up with the current, year-round interior design trends — it is a win-win for everyone.
"The Bed Threads color palette is that all colors are designed to be mixed and matched with each other," says Genevieve. "Adding rich, red details or scalloped or petal-edged placemats to your tablescape will keep things playful while maintaining an inviting charm."
Olivia Wolfe is a News Writer at Livingetc. She recently graduated from University of the Arts London, London College of Communication with a Masters Degree in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism. In her previous experience, she has worked with multiple multimedia publications in both London and the United States covering a range of culture-related topics, with an expertise in art and design. At the weekends she can be found working on her oil paintings, reading, or antique shopping at one of London's many vintage markets.
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