



with pink flowers adds a nice touch of contrasting color.
This lemon tablescape is a great summer look! I have been wanting to do a lemon tablescape for months! It was a cloudy day and so this made the inside looked so bright and cheery!
This table setting is a bright spot on the table with a lemon yellow flower and yellow accents in the napkins.
The centerpiece has bright white and yellow flowers to continue the theme. The little lanterns add a nice touch as well. The lemons are real and look wonderful nestled in among the leaves.
A Lemon Tablescape would not be complete without lemonade! The white glasses with gold trim are the perfect compliment to the lemonade.
Happy Easter everyone!
I have been wanting to do a purple tablescape for awhile and Easter seemed the perfect time to try it! The purple candies add a nice touch in a green carnival glass bowl.
Love the green accents with the purple color!
These beautiful purple flowers were just a dollar and made the table really look like spring even though it was cold and rainy outside!
This picture shows the flaws on this tablescape – which can happen sometimes! My one green candle is a little bent, but I loved the spring color it brought to the table! My tablecloth ended up quite wrinkled, but we can call it vintage, right? Hope you enjoyed your Easter holiday even though we all couldn’t be together!
This bright and cheery table (minus the spoon askew) reminds me that even though we had snow yesterday, Spring is coming! The eggs remind of robin’s eggs which will soon hatch, and Easter eggs which is right around the corner!
Love the little touches in this tablescape of flower table scatter and butterflies on the glasses, and, of course, the daisies! They brighten the whole room!
A close up of the daisies. I love fresh flowers on a table and these are the finishing touch to this tablescape!
Another view with the sun shining in on the table. We actually do occasionally have sun around here. It’s just few and far between, so on the days we have it, I open the shades and let it pour in!
This little sunny table reminded me that Summer would come eventually up here in the North and it will be wonderful!
The greens and yellows of this tablescape add a bright and airy feel to the dining room!
The top plates of this setting are called Pastoral by Taylor-Smith-Taylor and I love them for their picture of by-gone years of the farmer plowing his field with his horse. (See close up next)
These cute plates are reminiscent of a Currier & Ives scene. They remind me of the Amish fields and houses I grew up seeing in Lancaster County.