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My Winter White Tablescape

January 9, 2017
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This is the winter white tablescape I created recently.  I love setting a beautiful dinner table.  I thought I would share it with you today.  Soooo….over the holidays, many of you know, I threw a dinner party for 25 family and friends at my sis DS’s house. This is the dining table I set in honor of winter!  Someone on Instagram said this table is unrealistic…it was actually pretty easy to pull together…here’s what was involved…

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1. Silverware

A winter frost table theme must include silverware that sparkled like ice. I went with a silver flatware setting.

My winter themed table is adorned with shimmer and greenery…like a snowy day in the forest.

2. White Plates

The foundation of my elegant table setting begins with a clean slate or should I say a clean place setting? I chose classic white plates that served as the canvas for the entire table setting. Their simplicity makes it easy to add enchanting design elements as I add more accessories.

3. Glassware (Matching or Mix and Match)

For a unique tablescape experience, I mix and match different styles of glassware. The different style of glassware adds dimension to the winter table.

4. White Table Cloth and Neutral Runner

To create the impression of snow, a white tablecloth is the best bet for a winter theme display. For some contrast, I added a neutral runner that also harmonizes the other winter decor elements.

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5.  Branches (Boxwood, Lemon Leaves, and More)

For an enchanting forest centerpiece, I added boxwood and lemon leaves in vases. Their greenery popped against the white!

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6. Sparkle (Christmas Garland)

A winter wonderland needs some sparkle, right? An inexpensive way to elevate a table setting is by adding costume jewelry like delicate icicles.

MY WINTER WHITE TABLESCAPE

White Plates

Silverware

Hurricane candles

Votive candles

White table cloth

Neutral runner

White napkins (paper or linen)

Glassware (either matching or mix and match)

Napkin rings or silver ribbon

Branches (Boxwood, lemon leaves, and any other greenery)

Sparkle (use long cheap costume jewelry or delicate christmas garland)

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One response to “My Winter White Tablescape”

  1. Patriciann says:
    January 9, 2017 at 12:17 PM

    I just love how you styled this! Everything looks fresh and eagerly awaiting the feast. Would love to have seen it after the food was served too.

    My neighbor’s granddaughter has an event planning service and her events are styled along these lines. Many of her clients are budget conscious and I’ve seen her mock-ups in the studio, elegant and refined, just like this.

    Love reading your blog. Happy 2017!

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