Decor | Lifestyle | Design
This Easter table setting full of pink ranunculus and sweet bunny plates is perfect for Easter, Passover, or even a spring dinner party.
Before I even started putting together this Easter table, I had a garden-inspired theme in my head. We’ve had a little sunshine lately and I’ve seen some flowers starting to pop out and it’s really lightened my mood. It’s amazing what some sun will do to your spirit after days and days of rain!
A centerpiece of soft pink roses combined with charming heart shaped dishes creates the perfect soft and simple Valentine’s table setting.
Since my husband and I don’t typically go out to a fancy dinner, Valentine’s Day gives me a chance to create something special for us at home. And for the last couple of years, that’s what I’ve done. If the kids are out or have plans, I set a pretty table and make a special dinner. And if the kids are home, then I just make it a bigger table! Either way, it’s nice to make a little extra effort to make it feel like more than an average night.
This simple holiday table setting combines lots of greenery with pops of gold and copper for an easy but elegant table perfect for everything from a holiday dinner party to Christmas Eve.
I always love entertaining, but there’s something really special about hosting during the holiday season. Everything feels extra festive at this time of year and I love to create a table setting that honors that!
Looking for easy Thanksgiving table setting ideas? This beautiful table in shades of white and gold is simple and elegant!
It feels like it’s been so long since I’ve shared a table setting with you – especially a Thanksgiving table! I’m super excited to be doing a tablescape again, and this one is especially easy (my favorite!) 😉
One of my favorite times of year to entertain is in the fall. It’s not as casual as the summer, but it’s also not as fancy and involved as the holiday season. It’s relaxed without being too laid back, and the bounty of the season makes for a perfect night of food and wine.
I’ve been wanting to create a tablescape with apples for awhile now. I love that apples signify fall, but in a more subtle way than say, pumpkins do. They’re perfect for this “in-between” season that we have right now. Fall is coming, but I know it’s still hot in many areas (including mine!) So this charming fall table setting is perfect for this late summer/early fall season that we’re in!