I'll always have a soft spot for this time of year, when the summer lingers but fall is in the air. Before I dive headfirst into all my fall table decor ideas, however, I've been on the hunt for some transitional tableware pieces. There are some real gems in Anthropologie's Labor Day sale, meaning I can get the Anthropologie look for less before diving headfirst into fall trends.
My summer table decor ideas have been all about color, pattern and whimsy, but I'm going for a more pared-back look for the upcoming season. Magnolia's fall table setting hack, which involved ditching the tablecloth for a more rustic, bare-table look, has been giving me plenty of inspiration.
I'll admit that I don't need an excuse to check out Anthropologie's homeware; I adore the viral Anthropologie icon mugs, and I'm still raving about the Halloween bistro tile collection, which I'm already using as I indulge in summerween.
So, as summer makes way for fall, I'm looking for reliable transitional tableware that my guests will love – like this Scalloped Travertine Serving Bowl. I've curated more of my Anthropologie Labor Day sale picks below.
Shop transitional tableware in Anthropologie's Labor Day sale
These napkins are fun for summer entertaining with their bold scallop pattern and yet perfectly muted in tone for fall.
I adore the Parisian style of these side plates; they'll sit perfectly amongst my favorite pieces from the H&M bistro tableware collection.
When it comes to harvest hosting, you won't find a more bold jug than this one. Pair it with neutral table linens and some faux berry branches and pumpkins for full-on harvest vibes.
Two-tone glassware doesn't always catch my eye, but these flutes are real showstoppers. Plus, the subtle peach shade is ideal for fall.
Made from clear glass and with prety scalloped edges, these dinner plates will certainly stand out from the crowd.
Add some personality to your fall drinks with these delicate glass spoons – I'll be using mine to mix my homemade Honey Deuce cocktails.
I might be using Nate Berkus' mustard pot hack for all of my sauces, but I know this antique-inspired sugar bowl is about to elevate my breakfast table, and it taps into the country grandmother tableware trend.
This pitcher is at the top of my tableware wishlist; I love adding hints of olive green to my fall tablescapes as it's bold but also works as a neutral base for brighter hues.
With its elegant glaze and embossed bow design, this serving bowl would make an enviable addition to any table, from summer through to fall.
What to do with so much new tableware? Stash it away in a meticulously-organized sideboard – here's how to create a hosting closet, ready for fall dinner parties.
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