Pastels seem to have taken over The Little Round Table in the past few weeks, but now that "bunny" season has passed it is time to switch to a more varied palette. Check at the end of this post for details on today's tablescape.
Vintage tablecloth
White chargers from marylandchina.com
Napkins, salad plates, chickens, canisters - Home Goods
Tumblers - Cost Plus
Goblets - Pier 1
Royal Rope flatware
Contemporary Fiesta in Cinnabar, Pearl Gray, Yellow and Sunflower
Thanks so much for stopping by again today!
I'm joining:
Vintage Thingies Thursday at Coloradolady - check out 300+ vintage tablecloths in my Tablecloth Database
Alphabe-Thursday at Jenny Matlock for the letter "C" - let's "see" what I can come up with from today's tablescape:
Cinnabar Fiesta, chickens, canisters, chargers, china, and Cost Plus, one of my go to shopping venues for cute accessories and tablewares.
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Love these colors too! Especially love the dark reds and how cue are those Hens from HomeGoods! And...I love the floral arrangement.
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
Oh my, those flowers are just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteNeed to stop on the way home and pick up some yellow flowers for my countertop...
That is such a gorgeous color combination, the deep red and yellow and white. I love the vintage tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me!!! I would love to see where you store all of your gorgeous linens and table ware.
ReplyDeleteI love the yellow with that little touch of gray and the deep red- so pretty.
Thanks for linking to Treasure Hunt Thursday.
Rhonda
FIESTA!!! We SO could be best friends. I am loving your tablescape! The detail on those plates are incredible!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful combination of colors. YOur tablescapes are always amazing.
ReplyDeleteMarianne :)
Love your tablescape. The floral arrangement is very pretty and the colours coordinate beautifully. The hens are on my radar now, I already have the candle holders to match. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love how the tablecloth ties together all the colors. Red and yellow is actually a pretty color combination and you rarely see it outside of McDonald's (of course the red and yellow shades here are much more pretty). The gray and cream are nice complements to the soft butter yellow and
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!!
Everything goes so well together! Your photography amazes me. Everything just pops with color! What's your secret:) Also love that little side thingy that comes in and out with the little stars, how'd you do that???? Beautiful dishes, tablecloth, flowers!! Loved it!
ReplyDeleteI "c" all your lovely c's making a wonderful table. Great tablecloth and the pieces on the table make a great statement. Love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors --- you always have the best collection of vintage tablecloths.
ReplyDeleteYour dishes are gorgeous! I love the colors you've mixed together...such a pleasant combination!
ReplyDeleteSharlotte
Here you go again, Candy! More gorgeousness! I just love coming over and seeing your lovely tablescapes.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What a beautiful yellow!
ReplyDeleteAll is oh so beautiful! I love your yellow and white theme, and the flowers are perfection. A treat to see...
ReplyDeleteWow! You are right...such a refreshing change from all the pastels in which we have been immersed.
ReplyDeleteEverything is as beautiful as always. But I am curious about what camera you use. I am shopping for a new one and so confused. Your pictures are alway so beautiful. What kind of camera do you use?
Well, you made me like Cinnabar. It has never been one of my favorite Fiesta colors but you make it look great. That tablecloth is a perfect match.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments!
ReplyDeleteRhonda - Check the linked image on the sidebar for some of my storage solutions:
http://happenstancestuffhappens.blogspot.com/2010/02/where-do-you-store-all-those-dishes_25.html
A Perfect Setting - the "Recent Tablescapes" images are a slide show from Photobucket, added to an html gadget through Blogger.
Diane - My camera is a Nikon D90 with a standard kit lens. I'm so glad you enjoy my pictures.
Thanks again to all of you for coming by again this week,
Candy
Love the sophiscated color combo and the pattern on the salad plates. Great table!
ReplyDeleteCandy,"C"oming into your kitchen each week,"c"heers us up!The "c"olors are always "c"ombined so perfect.I do love to see how you display your "c"ollection.
ReplyDelete~Jo
LazyonLoblolly
Candy, Very new and exciting colors. What is the yellow flower in your arrangement. I know the other is spirea, bridal wreath.
ReplyDeletePat
Oh, I love the colors, the yellow is amazing and fun!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the anniversary wishes! It has been a great celebration and a great milestone to pass.
We had a great day.
Happy VTT! Have a great weekend.
I am so in love with this color combination! Oh and those yellow plates! So very cute! I always get tableware envy whenever I visit your blog :)
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed by your collection of vintage tablecloths!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful table. Your tablecloth is stunning and the color scheme is so lovely. I love your plate stack!! Absolutely beautiful plates. Following your blog is such a treat!
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow! The vintage tablecloth is beautiful! I always love your tablescapes and your home decor, I'm going to add you to my blog roll! Thanks for sharing at Between Naps.
ReplyDeleteMary
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Beautiful. That creamy yellow just plays so well off the cinnabar and cream! Over the weekend I dug around and tried to set the table all perfectly like you do and I realized several things.
ReplyDeletea) I am not a tablescaper!
b) I don't have any cool dishes or linens
c) Even if I did have cool dishes and linens that (a) is still true.
So that's my sad story .
I shall just worship your creations from afar and not attempt them again!
Thanks for linking.
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Thanks so much for all your sweet comments, what a nice way to start my morning!
ReplyDeletePat - The yellow in the flower arrangement is Rosa banksiae 'Lutea'- Lady Banks Yellow rose.
Candy
Hello there once again lovely lady Candy,
ReplyDeleteWhat a vison of artistic loveliness your tablescape vignette is..,I love all those pretty colours, dishware, lovely details and flowers! ~ And those white embossed cannisters and butter yellow embossed plates.., Oh my!
Happy mothers day!
Thanks for sharing such an artfully composed vignette! The selection of colours and the coordinating tablecloth with the dishware are masterful and truly unique!
Please also accept my warmest invitation to pop by for some cyber 'tea and treats' sometime soon..,
As you know dear Candy, I also love celebrating all things afternoon tea and tea related tea each Tuesday at two of my blogs, whereby I/we, host two weekly blog parties entitled, 'Teapot And Tea Things Tuesday' that I share with my friend Pam and also my 82nd, 'Tuesday Tea For Two', coming up this next Tuesday..,
YOU ARE MOST WELCOME TO ONCE AGAIN JOIN THE FUN!
Cheers and hugs from Wanda Lee
@ http://theplumedpen.blogspot.com
and also @ http://silkenpurse.blogspot.com
I love the embossed yellow plates, Candy. They remind me of Oven Serve with their soft yellow glaze. Gorgeous centerpiece flowers!
ReplyDeleteCandy! I'm in love with your table setting. Everything you put together is just fabulous! Love all the C's too. Happy Tablescape Thursday and Letter C to you!!
ReplyDeleteJust looking at your table makes me smile. Not only is it terrific but so are the pieces in the background. Everything here spells comfort.
ReplyDeleteI side with Jenny,
ReplyDeletebut love your table sets.
Happy Mother's Day.
I love looking at your table every week! You have so many beautiful dishes! I have only one inexpensive set and it has a multitude of chipped plates. Jenny said it best:
ReplyDeletea) I am not a tablescaper!
b) I don't have any cool dishes or linens
c) Even if I did have cool dishes and linens that (a) is still true.
Love the yellow Candy. I think it's one of my favorite colors.~Ames
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty table! Love the square yellow plates.
ReplyDeleteYou are all very sweet and I do appreciate your comments. But, I disagree with you about NOT being tablescapers. Just set your table and then start layering it with other pretty things. Shop your house for things of like colors or that fit a theme you are trying to present. Go for it!
ReplyDeleteCandy