No matter who's coming for dinner, this rustic and refined table setting with layers of subtle sparkle and casual texture adds warm holiday cheer to the gathering.
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Round woven placemat $12, cream salad plates $12, jcpenney.com
Chateau acacia wood charger $25, potterybarn.com
Lucky brand turquoise dinner plates $19 each, frosted pine cone ornament $14, set of 4 turquoise glass ornaments $20, black/gold ornament $10, star ornament $8, set of 2 napkins $25, all macys.com
Pillivuyt Eclectique grey salad plate $28 williamssonoma.com
Cut wood holiday trees $6, $8, $10, Turquoise low ball glass $10 each, roseandloon.com
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