Blue & White Tablescape for Spring and Summer
Happy Friday, friends. The past couple weeks have really felt like spring here! I’ve started working in our garden, Easter is a week away, my mood feels lifted, and the weather has really taken a turn. I decided to use this newfound spring energy to create a fun tablescape for the sunny months ahead. If you’re hosting Easter brunch, a dinner party, a shower, or any special occasion this season- I hope this will provide the perfect inspiration for your table. Click through for a playful, yet classic blue & white tablescape for spring and summer!
While we have yet to renovate our dining room, if you missed the story about our vintage dining set– it’s a good one. We solved the last piece of our dining set puzzle, completing the set… which was really exciting! We really enjoy the table and chairs- they’re holding up nicely and are very comfortable.
Blue & White Tablescape
While this tablescape is definitely a bit maximalist, it was easy to create a cohesive look by keeping things monochromatic, using a variety of blue & white patterns. I set the foundation and dressed things up a bit with a tablecloth…
I snagged the tablecloth from The Inside, as they have a few blue & white options. It’s 100% cotton, machine washable- meaning it gets softer with time, and the smaller scaled pattern worked perfectly with my existing blue & white decor. They did give me a discount code to share with you… use code TABLETOP10 for 10% off (expires 4/19/2024).
I layered some pretty blue & white plates (perfect for spring!) onto my woven chargers, added my everyday salad plates, and topped each setting with a linen chambray napkin wrapped with a faux bamboo ring. I’ll be sure to link everything for you below.
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Many of the blue & white pieces I gathered for the centerpiece were vintage, but some came from the Tuesday Made shop! I grabbed the florals while grocery shopping at TJ’s earlier this week… be sure to check out how to create a Trader Joe’s floral arrangement. I have a trade account with a wholesale florist nearby, but grocery florals are still less expensive. Nothing beats hydrangeas and tulips this time of year.
FAQ
It’s from my shop! It’s the Sphere No.2 Pendant designed by Mark D Sikes. It will stay when we renovate, since it’s a fixture we’ve already swapped. I really love it!
It is! Good eye. It’s the Grace glassware from my shop. You can see it in the basement bar reveal, here.
No! When it comes time to renovate the dining room, the arch is coming out… we’ll square it off with 90 degree corners. Check out this post for all the details: Our Arch and Why It Was the Wrong Move.
Related
If you’re looking for more spring, tablescape, and entertaining posts, I’ll link some favorites for you below! Is anyone else feeling a shift for the warmer months ahead?
- Outdoor Living Tour : Dining Space
- Pasta Making Dinner Party
- A Bright Easter Brunch
- Dinner Party Planning
- Entertaining Finds from the Summer Edit
- My New Kitchen Cart & Weekend Entertaining Essentials
- The Last Piece of Our Dining Set Puzzle
- Fall Patio Dinner Party
- Simple Holiday Tablescape
Cheers to a wonderful weekend ahead! I think the sunny weather may shift to rain, but no complaints here. I’ve got plenty to keep me busy indoors, and I’ll be ready to garden once it clears. What is everyone up to this weekend? I’m feeling very behind, so I’m eager to catch up this weekend and be productive. How is it almost April?!