Decor | Lifestyle | Design
Looking for table setting ideas for the holidays? This simple and natural Christmas table setting uses pomegranates and lots of pine and cedar to create an easy but beautiful tablescape.
Whether you’re setting a table for a winter dinner party, a small holiday gathering, or even Christmas Eve, this simple and natural table is an easy but elegant way to create special memories and let those around you know how much you care.
This summer grilling night is not only full of simple and delicious recipes, but we’ve also paired them with the perfect wines for an amazing summer get-together!
Eating outdoors is probably my absolute favorite thing about summer. There’s just something magical about eating outside with good friends and good conversation.
Are you looking for cheerful summer table setting ideas? This charming, sunshiny table featuring summer flowers and pops of yellow will bring a smile to your face!
Certain colors are associated with summer; bright pink flowers and blue skies are two that come to mind. But one color that reminds me of summer more than any other is yellow. It’s bright and cheerful and oh-so-summery!
Looking for spring table decor ideas? This gorgeous (but easy!) outdoor table featuring pink peonies and soft blues is perfect for any spring event, from a graduation party, to a Mother’s Day brunch, to a wedding or baby shower, or just a spring gathering with friends!
I know we all keep hearing this, but there’s no doubt the holiday season will feel very different this year. Gone are the large cocktail parties, work get-togethers and cookie exchanges. And most of us won’t be with as many family members as we normally would.
If you’ve been following along for awhile now, then you know I love to entertain! It’s my favorite thing any time, but even more so at the holidays when it feels extra festive.
We normally throw a cocktail party for about 50 people and I look forward to it every year. And though this year is quite different (obviously, no cocktail party will be happening!) that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate and make it special in its own way.