The color theme is traditional Easter colors of pastel blues, greens, yellows, and pink. Pat accented them with some very non-traditional colors of bright Fiestaware Plum, Periwinkle, Shamrock, and Tangerine.
Over view of the kitchen table. (As most of you know, Pat's kitchen table was specially designed and built to double as a countertop. The chairs were imported from Canada.)
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Pat usually uses round tables in the living room when she has a large party. She decided to change the look this year to match the kitchen table.
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Pastel blue luncheon plate sits on top of a bright Fiestaware Tangerine dinner plate
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Pink luncheon plate mixed with a Fiestaware Plum dinner plate (with matching bread and butter plate)
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Pale lime green luncheon plate on top of a Fiestaware Shamrock dinner plate
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Light yellow coupled with a Periwinkle Blue Fiestaware dinner plate
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These whimsical napkin holders were from Kohl's last year
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First layer of the place setting
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Next layer consists of a "Colorwheel" luncheon plate by 222 Fifth
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Then the very popular Fiestaware dinner plate (by Homer Laughlin)
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The charger is from Maryland China Company
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Flatware is "Image" by Spode
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The five piece place setting
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These cute salt and pepper shakers are from Pier 1
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Egg candles sit in frosted bunny votives on a bed of Easter grass
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Pat used marble Easter eggs in egg cups as the centerpiece with egg garland since the table is so narrow.
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Cris d'Arques "Monterey" water goblet with a simple champagne flute
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With matching mugs......
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One last look
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Tablecloths: Bed,Bath and Beyond
Placemats: Ross
White Chargers: Maryland China Company
Fiestaware: by Homer Laughlin from Replacements.com and Macy's
Luncheon Plates and Matching Mugs: Colorwheel by 222 Fifth from Ross
Water Goblets: Monterey by Cris d'Arques from Bed, Bath and Beyond
Champagne Flutes: "Bubbles Galore" by Maxwell Williams from Tuesday Morning
Flatware: "Image" by Spode from Tuesday Morning
Frosted Sundae Dishes: from a local animal resue second hand store
Bunny Salt/Pepper Shakers and Egg Cups: Pier 1
Napkin Holders: Kohl's last year
Vintage Napkins: From Art & Old Things (a fantastic local Antique Store)
Egg Candles, Egg Garland, Easter Grass: Michael'l
Marble Eggs: Dollar Store years ago
Pat's table/counter |
I love this! What a great celebration! SO many adorable elements!
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Such a beautiful table for Easter! I just noticed that the placemats come in different but coordinating pastel stripes -- what a great find. I adore the bunny napkin rings, and the egg cups with marble eggs plus the egg garland make a perfect centerpiece. I don't know how the two of you do it, but you create the perfect tablescape every week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling, cute, fun, happy table this is. I just looked at those chargers today. They really are as pretty as they seemed. Love the bunny napkin rings. And the mix of colors is perfect. Have a beautiful day and a blessed Easter. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Easter table. I love all the different colored plates. It's so Spring-y and fun. Those chargers are gorgeous. Happy Easter!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, pastel table. Your stack of plates is delightful, and those bunny napkin rings are adorable. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteLove all of the different shades and those chargers are fabulous!
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Hello! I was just wondering if you ever sold any of your dishware. I have been looking everywhere for 222 Fifth Colorwheel to complete my collection. I love what you've done with it!
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