If it's classic, elegant, and functional homeware you crave, Joanna Gaines never fails to deliver. Her latest curated range of kitchen and tableware for Magnolia's new fall collection is yet another triumph from the designer.
The combination of earthy-hued stoneware with softly scalloped edging, heirloom prints, and antiqued brass accents brings a cozy and inviting feel to the kitchen and dining room.
Our interiors team recently shared their picks from the complete Magnolia fall collection, which includes furniture, bedding, lighting, and decor. Interior Design News Editor, Eleanor Richardson, described the collection as 'charmingly rustic and filled with warm, autumnal shades that provide the perfect amount of coziness for next season.' I'd wholeheartedly agree, especially when it comes to the pieces for the kitchen and table.
I love a natural fall tablescape that really leans into the season, with lots of natural foliage, dried flowers, or even fruits used as a centerpiece or dotted amongst some elegant taper candles.
The natural materials in Magnolia's new fall collection for kitchen and dining sit so well with that look. The pieces feature natural wood, amber-toned glass, warm copper, on-trend splatterware, and cool marble. I'm also a big fan of the green glass storage jars, which feel lovely enough to put out on the table with my homemade pickles in, and they make a change from the usual clear glass Mason or Weck jars.
Together, it feels gently styled but comforting and intentional. It's everything I want for a relaxed and informal get-together with friends and family over good food and lively conversation – think rustic sharing platters, fresh farmer's market produce, and warm home-baked goods.
Joanna Gaines says 'If you ask us, the sign of a successful gathering is a welcoming environment and a pile of dirty dishes in the sink at the end of the night. This starts with opening your cabinets to intentionally set each seat around the table. Creating a place for each guest tells them they were anticipated – and are wanted – in your home.'
Here are the pieces I've got my eye on in the new collection – some are currently pre-order only for delivery in 2-4 weeks, but if you add to your basket now, you'll be all set for when hosting takes a cozy turn in fall.
My kitchen and tableware picks from Magnolia's fall collection
This oil pourer feels so refined with its on-trends splatter pattern and copper spout. I'd be tempted to leave it out on my table all the time for whenever I needed a drizzle of olive oil.
This stunning amber glass dessert plate will look so pretty piled with seasonal fruits, or a selection of cheese and crackers. Layer it with stoneware plates for texture and depth.
I adore the vintage look of these food cannisters which will instantly elevate my kitchen countertop. They'll be perfect for storing dry ingredients like flour, oats or even tea bags.
Designed to be passed down through the generations and inspired by Jo's own vintage tableware with a sprawling vine print and speckle glaze, I can imagine this piled high with steaming potatoes or seasonal fruit for a fall centerpiece.
With their natural patina these brass napkin rings bring a little faded glamor to mealtimes. The ruffled edges add a touch of whimsy and flair, too.
Available in two sizes, these charming mango wood serving boards are perfect for charcuterie or mini deserts and cakes and lend a nod to vintage serveware.
Give your bakes pride of place on the table in this gorgeous glass cake dome with features a white French glazed plate for a touch of Gallic charm.
I love the retro design of this forest green glazed baking dish with it's ribbed texture that has a 50s vibe. It's also oven safe up to 400 degrees so it's perfect for serving up all your cozy fall dishes.
If you don't want to cover the whole table, a simple table runner like this is the perfect instant uplift for when you're hosting. The combination of gingham and floral prints leans into the heritage look beautifully.
In an exclusive block print pattern created by Magnolia using traditional wood block carvings, this print was inspired by motifs in an early 1800s embroidery book. The pretty trim finishes the placemats off perfectly.
This generously sized serving bowl is ideal for those hearty fall salads and farmstand vegetable dishes. The scalloped shape gives it a refined and up-to-date look and it also comes in gray, seagrass and black.
The intricate floral marble inlay on this wooden serving board lends a real cottagecore look to the table. Pile it high with homemade breads and bakes, cheese and grapes or use it as a centerpiece with a vase of flowers on top.
