One of the joys of the holiday season is hosting: the elegant dinner parties, the casual evening gatherings, and the cozy catch-ups. But that does mean your hosting spaces need to be looking at their best at this time of year. And if you are anything like me, you tend to slightly neglect these indoor spaces over the summer months because we are all usually just hosting outdoors.
So I was thrilled to see that McGee & Co. has blessed us with an early holiday gift that will make updating my dining room a treat: 20% off dining furniture and decor.
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I scrolled through all 200 products within McGee & Co's Entertaining Event to pick out the best across all sections – of course, I added a few things to my own cart along the way. Here I have picked out nine finds that can make your dining room ready for the rapidly approaching holiday hosting season – finds that are not only highly functional for hosting, but super sleek and stylish, too.
Eager to upgrade your dining room set-up ahead of the holiday season? Start with the main attraction of the room – the dining table. This model is crafted to perfection with its unique leg design and its warm, honey oak finish. Consider this table your ticket to the traditional dining room of your dreams.
There's something so alluring about the basketweave pattern – from its interlaced design to its strength and durability. It's the perfect combination of style and function. This dining chair features the design in its seat and back. Made of leather woven around an oak frame, this chair is a classic choice that'll guarantee years of use.
The bobbin furniture trend is proof that centuries-old design ideas are still making waves in modern interiors. Complete with bobbin legs, this stool is a decorative detail that can enhance any corner of your home – from your kitchen or dining room to your bedroom or entryway.
Before the plates, glassware, and cutlery comes the base layer – the tablecloth. This tablecloth is finished in a rich fall color scheme and features decorative floral motifs and a delicate trim. It can set the scene for a beautiful tablescape as you host holiday meals at your house.
Whether you use this in your kitchen as a countertop cake stand or in your dining room as a table decor detail, this pedestal is bound to make a statement. Its round feet are a playfully modern touch that makes its design anything but ordinary. Any tabletop surface could benefit from this elevating piece.
You can never have too many serving platters, and this is coming from someone who had to resort to using cutting boards to serve cookies at my last dinner party because I ran out of platters. This set of two is perfect for holiday hosting – not only because they're ideal for serving, but because they're decorated with seasonal motifs, too.
Why settle for a plain and simple spoon when you could opt for something as decorative as this? Its twisted end is a unique detail that turns serving side dishes or scooping sauces into style moments of their own. This spoon can become a little detail that makes a big impact on your fall and winter tablescape.
Your holiday tablescape deserves a centerpiece that matches the aesthetic of the season. Complete in a deep, glossy brown, this vase does just that. Fill it with fall flowers and foliage for a Thanksgiving table centerpiece or holly branches for Christmas entertaining. Even left empty, this vase can ground any tabletop with elegance.
With its curved gold base, this candle holder is a decor feature that can give your holiday tablescape the whimsical touch it so deserves. It's simple, yet sleek. Playful, but nonetheless an elegant feature. Anywhere you place it, this candle holder will glow with style.
With these finds from McGee & Co.'s Entertaining Event sale, your dining room will be ready for all of the seasonal hosting events ahead. But even with new dining room decor and tabletop accessories, hosting stress is inevitable. Eliminate some of it by reading up on our designer-approved practical holiday hosting tips. Because even when hosting, you should be able to enjoy holiday celebrations, too.
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