Over view of the table. Pat did not use a tablecloth allowing the natural light wood of the farm table to show through.
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The place setting
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Pat used black stemmed water and champagne goblets
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A black napkin surrounds a beige one with gold beads. It is held together by a napkin ring in the same colors from Pier 1.
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First layer of the place setting is a square soup bowl in a matte finish from World Market
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An ivory colored Fiestaware Luncheon plate by Homer Laughlin is next
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A very glossy black Waechtersbach Fun Factory dinner plate holds the luncheon plate
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The charger is actually a gold/brown color
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Flatware is one of our favorites - "Image" by Spode
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The five piece place setting
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Close up of the spider-like napkin ring
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Pat used a very simple centerpiece. She found these clever candle holders at a local thrift store.
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One last look from the other end of the table
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Where it all came from:
Black/Beige Placemats - Tuesday Morning
Flatware - Spode "Image" from Tuesday Morning
Glitter-like Glass Chargers - Pier 1
Black Dinner Plates - Fun Factory Black by Waechtersbach from Tuesday Morning and Replacements
Ivory Luncheon Plates - Fiestaware by Homer Laughlin from Macy's
Black Square Bowls - from World Market
Black Bread/Butter Plates - Fiestaware by Homer Laughlin from Replacements
Black Goblets - by Artland Glass from Replacements
Gold/Beige Napkins - from Pier 1
Black Napkins - Handmade by Pat
Napkin Rings - from Pier 1
Centerpiece Candle Holders - Thrift Shop buy
Ivory colored Candles - Michael's
We will be joining Cuisine Kathleen's "Let's Dish" this Wednesday night: http://www.cuisinekathleen.com/
Another stunning table! I love the black and beige! Very Dramatic. Those candle sticks are really fabulous.
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic, the black stemware really makes a wow Statement!
ReplyDeleteJenna
This table is bold, simple, and elegant! Even though I love color, every once in a while I like to stick with neutrals for something different, and your table shows that neutral colors can be memorable! I love those glittery chargers, and the striped place mats. A very inspiring table once again!
ReplyDeleteI love the drama of this table. The blind tasting glasses are the perfect pieces to set off the scheme. It's also so perfect in the space. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteYou certainly cannot ignore this table - it screams, "Drama!!". Love the place setting, especially the black glasses and napkin rings. My favorite pieces are the chargers, though. I have charger-envy over those - lol!! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteWow, talk about high impact. Love this table...It's timeless and classic. Great job!
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