This year, spring didn’t arrive until July 7th, and only lasted
that one day, but I made the most of that moment from enjoying my morning coffee on the deck,
to grilling a steak that afternoon. Naturally, I had to dine alfresco, and set a
glorious table to go along with it.
After a positive comment about my cobalt blue champagne flutes on my Stars & Stripes Tablescape post, I decided that I didn’t use them nearly enough.
Why, I asked myself, should these be reserved for strictly champagne? If it’s
bubbly, it is going into these glasses, from the fermented from being
too-long-in-the-fridge orange juice, to sparking water, to G & T, I am
going to start getting use out of these gorgeous glasses.
While I tend to keep my main living space in serene neutrals, the exterior is a
fiesta of color. Bright orange, cobalt blue, and lime green prevail in
this space, and dance on this tablecloth and napkin set from Tommy Bahama.
Pairing the “Coastal Curiosity” salad plates from Pottery Barn with orange
melamine from Williams-Sonoma, and wooden chargers from Pier One meant that I
was surrounding myself with a wide variety of styles and textures from my three
favorite retailers.
Using these salad plates with such vibrant colors when they have been,
generally, paired with neutrals, was a bold move, but I love it! This festive
and inviting, no-special-occasion table made me smile.
It was easy to put together, didn’t require much work or a lot of extras, the
star here is the beautiful day, the colors in the tablecloth, and the wonderful
centerpiece with the orange candle that will be burning later tonight.
Sources:
Tablecloth and napkins - Tommy Bahama
Salad plates, flatware, and centerpiece - Pottery Barn
Orange melamine dinner plates - Williams-Sonoma
White wooden chargers - Pier One
Cobalt flute - Botanicals on the Park (local)
Salad plates, flatware, and centerpiece - Pottery Barn
Orange melamine dinner plates - Williams-Sonoma
White wooden chargers - Pier One
Cobalt flute - Botanicals on the Park (local)
Almost a year ago to the day, I created this colorful INDOOR Birds of a Feather Tablescape as a festive way to beat the heat.
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11 comments:
Very pretty. I love the plates.
I have those champagne flutes in clear glass, and I love them. Very pretty color combo! That setting would make any dinner more festive - even beans and franks! (:
Your festive table made me smile too! Love the bold colors supporting the intriguing plates. I bet you won't notice the heat!
Gorgeous colors! I especially love the cobalt blue. :D
I love it when you let your colorful side run amuck!!! This is beautiful!!! And why not use those flutes for everything from soup to nuts? (Well, maybe not nuts...maybe a black walnut or butter pecan shake instead?) I totally believe in pampering yourself until you can't stand it! Go for it, girl!!!
You and I must have been thinking along the same lines this week. I'm going to be posting soon. You'll see what I mean! ;-)
Wow!! So vibrant and colorful!!! Love both the butterfly plates and those fabulous blue flutes! Very pretty table!!
I love it! And you KNOW I love those flutes. They are so wonderful and just make this table POP! Dianne
LOVE this Pattie! So vibrant! Great tablecloth and plates! ❤️
Jenna
wow seeing this - which is awesome - makes me so anxious for the Los Angeles County Fair to open up at the end of August - I always enjoy their tablescapes! this was fun to see.
How cheerful and pretty!Hugs!
Such beautiful butterfly plates for your gorgeous table.
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