Thanksgiving is one of the few occasions where stolen valor is socially acceptable. Here are three crowd-pleasing recipes created by notable hosts you can totally take credit for.

The Martha
Her pie crust is perfected and the napkins are starched...but there’s a twist.
Pair heirloom china with a cheeky new centerpiece, and those burnished hues of rust, olive, and clove feel downright rebellious in the South Florida sun.
Shop the Look:
Turmeric Moss Block-Printed Cotton Tablecloth
by Gregory Parkinson
Wood Grouse Butter Dish
Bicchieri di Murano Tumblers
Available through Danielle Rollins
Daisy Ochre Plate
by Laboratorio Paravicini
Available through Collecto World
Marbled Resin Dinner Cutlery
by Alain Saint-Joanis
Burnt Caramel Velvet Pumpkins
Hand-Stained Leather Napkin Rings
by Peter Speliopoulos Projects

The Curator
Her table is an exhibition: each object tells its own story.
A sculptural candlestick here, a hand-thrown bowl there, maybe even a seashell masquerading as a salt dish.
The thrill is in the mix.
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Blue Marbled Octagonal Platter
Extra Fancy Citrus Squeezer
Stainless Steel Flatware
by Sabre
Shell Coupes
Available through Palm Beach Regency
Kaolokairi Coasters
Bobbin Cordless Lamp in Buttercream Yellow
by Addison Ross
Sneaky Stripe Candleholder
by Laetitia Rouget

The Floridian
Palms, parrots, and chameleon embroidery?
Her table trades maples for monsteras and pheasants for flamingos, setting the scene for a feast that’s lush, sun-drenched, and delightfully high-season.
For her, endless summer is always in good taste.
Shop the Look:
Annie Gingham Napkin Set
by Ariel Okin
Exotic Animals Embroidered Linen Cocktail Napkins
by La Gallina Matta
Forest Green Mythic Ecosystem Table Mats
by Johanna Ortiz
Available through Collecto World
Green Bamboo Dinnerware
by Les Ottomans
Mini Hygea Head
Apple Green Mini Pagoda Lantern
Green Parrot Candle Holder
Florette Brown Napkin Ring
by Kim Seybert




