These Elegant ALDI Napkins are Giving Nancy Meyers Movie Vibes – and they're Under $10
These ALDI Napkins are reminiscent of bygone Christmasses, and I'm stocking up
I love to create storied tablescapes during the holidays, and there are plenty of ways to bring the cozy charm of old to the Christmas table. This year I'm chanelling the Nancy Meyers-inspired tableware trend – starting with a holiday tree napkin set I just discovered at ALDI.
You might not expect ALDI to be your first port of call for stylish table linens, but trust me, this set looks just like something from a classic holiday movie. With an intricate Christmas tree motif and a rich forest green hue, they perfectly encapsulate the sense of warmth and understated sophistication that defined the Nancy Meyers aesthetic. Plus, at just $9.99, they're a budget-friendly way to embrace the trend.
Can't get to an ALDI? This deep green Tannenbaum Napkin set from West Elm has a similar look, with a winter berry border, and I've shared more of my favorite nostalgia-fuelled festive linens below, too.
Since Nancy Meyers-inspired design is all about warm tones, classic prints, and a sense of lived-in luxe, it feels right to turn to heirloom pieces and antique finds. However, ALDI's holiday napkin set proves that elegant, nostalgic decor can be found in the most unexpected places – and at an unbeatable price, too. (Though if you're after more alternatives, I'd say the Elrene holiday napkins from Macy's are a safe bet, while Pottery Barn's holly embroidered napkins are ideal for a more neutral look.)
To me, it isn't so much about a look, but a feeling that inspires me to create the kind of joyful holiday table that I recognise from my favorite feel-good festive movies. I've kick-started my collection with vintage wine glasses and delicate floral dinnerware – I was thrilled to pick up a set of Spode x Morris & Co. dinner plates from Wayfair recently – but ALDI's table linens provide the perfect way to elevate my setup.
While I love the forest green shade of ALDI's holiday tree napkin set, it isn't the only piece I've got my eye on. The matching holiday tree placemat set would really complete the festive look – but for a more minimalist scheme, I'd go for the cream holiday deer napkin set or the charming gingerbread holiday placemats.
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I can always count on Joanna Gaines to nail the warm, sophisticated look, and these Magnolia placemats are no exception. I love the delicate scalloped edge.
Bring a touch of whimsy to your Christmas table with this napkin set – the playful embroidered motifs are the epitome of festive nostalgia.
If you're looking for seasonal sophistication, you can't go wrong with these embroidered napkins. The green trim provides the perfect rustic touch, too.
Channel cottagecore charm with this handsome tablecloth and your holiday table will come to life. I'd accessorize with antique cutlery and classic white serveware.
I can envision this gorgeous piece styled with clusters of gold candlesticks, red taper candles, and plenty of Christmas foliage. My guests will be swooning.
This deep green shade really is my go-to for the holiday season, and I adore this napkin set. It's even available in white if you prefer a more minimalist color palette.
Looking for more ways to bring cozy elegance to your table this season? Try the Little Women Christmas trend – I'm moodboarding warm, rustic Little Women table decor ideas already.
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Martha is a Content Editor on the Living team at Homes & Gardens. Her love for lifestyle journalism began when she interned at Time Out Dubai when she was 15 years old; she went on to study English and German at Oxford, before covering property and interior design at Country & Town House magazine. To Martha, living beautifully is all about good food and lots of colorful home decor.
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