Indigo Decorating Ideas and Products for a True Blue Holiday Table

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Indigo is a fresh and modern design color this year. Yet indigo decorating has been popular for thousands of years. It is found in ancient pottery from China as well as Dutch Delftware, which originated in the 1500s. History shows indigo is a fabulous color for all seasons.

If you’re looking to incorporate a new color to your holiday table, indigo blue is a great choice. It works for Thanksgiving, as well as Christmas and Hanukkah. Accessorize it right and you can also reuse your indigo tabletop decor in the summer, too.

Here are some chic, modern indigo decorating ideas to enjoy a true blue holiday table.

Indigo blue patterned salad plates are layered with gold flatware and white accents like linens and roses. Image: Ballard Designs

A Thanksgiving table featuring fresh greens gets striking Shibori napkins in indigo. Image: Rebecca Atwood

Ink-color napkins add a relaxed feel to a formal china holiday table. Image: Lyngby Porcelain

To complete the indigo decorating of your holiday table, add accessories like this blue corn or indigo blue Christmas ornaments. Image: My French Twist

A festive and formal dining table featuring indigo and white. The setting works for Thanksgiving as well as Hanukkah or Christmas. The indigo and white theme also looks great with metallics like silver or gold accents. Image: Setting For Four

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