Rustic Table Decor | Clare’s Wares | Cabin Decor Ideas

Add a shot of rustic flair to your table for not too much coin with these latest cabin decor picks by Clare Martin.

by Clare Martin | Photos by Log Home Living Edit

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This month’s theme: Table Talk

Once all of your big purchases (dining table, sofa, antler chandelier) are out of the way, it’s time to start concentrating on the nitty gritty—like tableware, for instance. The last thing you want to do is ruin the rustic aesthetic you’ve worked so hard to create by setting the table with dishes, flatware and accessories that are too modern or, even worse, totally bland.

Of course, you also don’t want to put too much more strain on your already-exhausted budget. That’s why I love these three products: They’ll add a shot of rustic flair to your table for not too much coin.

Copper Chargers	Pinecone Salt & Pepper Shakers	Faux Bois Mug

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1. So glad to see the buying guide!! I’m also glad to see a few things for a space that isn’t huge.

   We live in a post and beam home that’s actually relatively small. It feels like a log home, but it just doesn’t have that vast wall and floor space. Any ideas for where to find smaller-scale rustic/mission chairs, tables, and decor??

   Thanks so much!

   Lisa

   Lisa — November 27, 2008 @ 8:52 am — Reply

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