From fall-inspired motifs to harvest pumpkin designs, here are the best Thanksgiving tablecloths to elevate your holiday table—picked by Taste of Home editors and Executive Director of Visual Production, Stephanie Marchese!
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Ideal for Thanksgiving and more casual autumn dinners, this plaid tablecloth is a relaxed favorite. Top the table with festive flowers, candles and matching napkins to complete the look. And don’t forget to check out our expert tips on how to set a table!
Buffalo plaid has a special way of feeling just classic enough while still adding a modern look to fall home decor. This buffalo plaid tablecloth is no exception. The tassels give this tablecloth a fun touch.
Use this gorgeous paisley tablecloth to brighten up your table. It’s made with 100% cotton and it’s machine washable, so don’t worry about spilling your homemade cranberry sauce. You can find cloth napkins and a Thanksgiving table runner in this pattern, too.
Little birds hiding between the oak trees add some playful fun to this fall tablecloth. It’s handmade and machine-washable, too.
Welcome guests with this printed tablecloth that will make everyone feel comfy-cozy. To finish a well-set table, check out these traditional Thanksgiving table decor ideas.
This autumn home tablecloth is cute and mighty. It’s stain-resistant, wind-resistant and half water-resistant—making it both indoor- and outdoor-friendly.
This damask patterned batik tablecloth brings elegant style to a traditional Thanksgiving table. The design is soft enough that it shouldn’t take away from the roasted turkey and all your stunning Thanksgiving side dishes!
This solid-colored textured fabric tablecloth is ideal for hosts looking to keep their Thanksgiving tabletop looking simple and clean. Choose the deep orangey color and top with a table runner and complementary napkin sets.
Absolutely! A tablecloth instantly elevates your table, adds warmth and color, and helps protect your surface from spills and scratches.
If you host often or want to reuse it yearly, buying makes sense. But if you’re going for something fancy or need multiples, renting can save time and money.
In 2025, expect to see warm earth tones, nature-inspired prints and layered textures like linen over plaid or lace for a cozy, collected look.
Use fabric by the yard from a craft store or even a thrifted flat sheet. Just hem the edges (or use iron-on tape) for a quick DIY.
Aim for 6 to 12 inches of overhang on each side. That means adding 12 to 24 inches to your table’s length and width when choosing a size.
