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Happy Thanksgiving! Holiday Tabletops, Nettletown, Rosanna, Ryan McVay, Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, Thanksgiving, The Adventure Schoo

Hello, holiday lovers. We hope you are all drinking cider and getting ready to party down with some pies and loved ones tomorrow! Seriously, what a wonderful time of year!!! Recently, The Adventure School teamed up with Seattle Metropolitan magazine to create a holiday tabletop. Our concept was it’s a Plaid, Plaid, Plaid, Plaid World. I mean, the holidays come every year, why not spice them up with some mismatched plaids this year. Nothing says, THANK YOU like plaid-o-rama. Check out the pics!

If you haven’t decided on how to decorate for tomorrow, check out this video for some tips. Start at the 1:29 mark if you are in a hurry to get to The Adventure School tips, another lady is first.

That being said, we are thankful for all of our friends, we are thankful for adventure and we are thankful that we can keep on adventuring with you throughout the holidays and beyond!!

All Photos by Ryan McVay

Other Major Deets:

You can email us at plaid@theadventureschool.com for free plaid menu and place-setting templates! (DO IT! Perfect for Christmas!)

The beautiful flatware is from friend-of-adventure, Seattle company, Rosanna.

Assorted bread loaves available locally at Macrina Bakery!
Gorgeous fall floral from our friends at Fleurish.
All other food available locally at Nettletown, 2238 Eastlake Ave E, Eastlake, call them at  206-588-3607. They are having a big feast called Nettlemas on Friday. Let the good times roll!

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The Adventure School in Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom Summer 2010 Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, Summer 2010, summer tabletop, the adventure school, wedding tabletop design

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The Curious Kept Close Company 2009, April, henrybenefit 2009, Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, the adventure school, the henry art gallery

A fabulous The Adventure School event, the 2009 Henry Art Gallery benefit, is featured on the “Snapshots” page of the April 2009 issue of Seattle Metropolitan Magazine. Check out page 38 in your Seattle Met Magazine or peep it at your local independent bookstore