13 Best Thanksgiving Tablecloths for a Festive Feast

This stunning hand block printed tablecloth by Soil to Studio for West Elm features a simple, artistic floral and stripe print inspired by the Royal Gardens of Rajasthan. The collection is a celebration of Rajasthan’s local flowers, like bougainvillea and marigolds. It effortlessly blends tradition with style, and makes for a perfect backdrop to any Thanksgiving gathering—formal or intimate. Pairs well with delicious food, glowing candlelight, and good company.

Give your table a timeless touch with this Morris & Co. x Williams Sonoma tablecloth. Inspired by early 20th-century embroidery, it features one of the brand’s signature nature-inspired patterns. The design feels classic yet effortless, especially when paired with simple vintage dinnerware, a few gold accents, and fresh sprigs of greenery.

Looking for a tablecloth that’ll take you from Thanksgiving to Christmas? This one features a hand-blocked botanical pattern that feels perfectly autumnal for Thanksgiving, in a red and green colorway that transitions beautifully into wintertime. It’s made of soft, durable cotton and finished with artisanal details that’ll make any holiday meal feel special. Top it off with simple gold flatware and white taper candles for a timeless, festive look.

Host a stylish fall gathering with this soft cotton tablecloth made up of vintage-inspired fall botanicals. The straw-colored backdrop and warm, tonal stripes keep it feeling cozy and welcoming, embracing the classic colors of the season. Pair it with green linen napkins and wooden serveware for a look that’s perfectly colorful and warm.

Dreaming of a rustic Thanksgiving dinner? This linen gingham ruffle tablecloth will instantly give your table that traditional fall look that will pair perfectly with homemade apple pie. Just add simple warm-toned dishware and fresh flowers for a rustic holiday table that looks straight out of a countryside kitchen.

Thanksgiving in the South of France, anyone? This vibrant cotton tablecloth is inspired by the region’s lush gardens and laid-back charm. Handmade in India from soft, durable cotton, each piece is one-of-a-kind with slight variations in color and pattern. Add bronze candleholders, wood serving bowls, and etched glassware to channel the charm of a French countryside dinner.

Add a touch of elegance to your Thanksgiving feast with this charming toile print. The intricate design and soft color options (brown, yellow, or blue) create a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere, perfect for showcasing your favorite dishes. Complete the look with vintage china and gold flatware for an elevated look, or keep things simple with earthenware plates and fresh herbs tucked into linen napkins.

This versatile tablecloth combines style and practicality, with a subtle design that’s both resistant to fading and easy to clean. It’s the ideal pick if you skew more rustic or you’re planning to go big with other aspects of your decor, like standout dishware or florals.

This gorgeous whimsical tablecloth depicts a slurry of forest creatures, like owls, foxes, and squirrels, all surrounded by lush autumnal leaves and trees. It’s a beautiful backdrop for a maximalist Thanksgiving spread, complete with plaid linen napkins and plenty of sweet potatoes and gravy.

Bottle all the cozy charm of a rustic fall cabin with this classic plaid Thanksgiving tablecloth. The palette is even flexible enough to pair with a variety of dishware, so you won’t have to buy anything else new for your table.

It doesn’t get more classic than this! For the Thanksgiving traditionalist, this tablecloth—which features the official mascot of the holiday—is an excellent accent to a harvest table overflowing with homemade dishes. Complement its warmth with brass candlesticks and neutral dinnerware, or add depth with rust-colored napkins for a fresh take on the traditional palette.

Orange may be the unofficial hue of fall, but it can sometimes read as gaudy or too in-your-face. This more subtle terracotta shade is much more sophisticated, helped in large part by a linen design. Pair it with textured napkins and brass candleholders for a table that feels both modern and inviting.