I was in a pale mood yesterday and decided to set the dinner table accordingly. A pale blue damask tablecloth (given as a wedding present to my husband's parents over 50 years ago), white plates, clear glasses and pale green napkins.
Here I changed the plant and it's in a pale blue pot that works well with the wash of greens and blues. The moss, the nest, empty but for one feather and candles add to the calm pale look I was hoping for. But they give it a bit of texture too.
Another angle on the same scene. Colour - it's everywhere in life - think about "a green thumb," "red rage," "in a blue mood," - I'm so glad God made the world in colour and not black and white (although I love high contrast, too).
Tablescapes are a fun way to play with colour. Visit Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for more wonderful ideas.
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What a lovely and serene table setting. I agree -- thank God for color! Best... Cass
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely table full of muted hues. Glad to see one today...
ReplyDeleteI think this setting is so serene . Those days settings were mostly like that . Kind of familiar to me . You used moss , cute .
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What a lovely serene tablescape...very peaceful and spa-like!
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Calming is good after a long day at work. Thanks for sharing your tablescape with me. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Calming, serene, uncluttered and simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely! It's so much fun to change the tableware with our moods!
ReplyDeleteVery calming tablescape. I too am thankful that God created the world in color. But I love black & white as well.
ReplyDeleteso pretty and fresh looking! love the nest. xo natalea
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I love this palette. The birds nest is so sweet.
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Very nice and soothing table. I too love the simplicity as well as the colorful ....I agree, I too am grateful for God creating these differences for us to enjoy!!
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Beautiful table setting.
Spring has come and gone here. We've hit the 100's but it is supposed to cool down a bit. I am never ready for an Az summer.
Your caddy is fantastic. I can see that on my patio!
have a blessed weekend.
love ya,
Barb
Lovely table, I share your sentiments about the world of color God created for us. Your table was precious! ~Katy
ReplyDeleteLorrie,
ReplyDeleteYou did a fine job, I love the napkin in the glass !
Thanks for sharing .....
Hugs ~ Kammy