Monday, April 15

A Springtime Tabletop of Black & Green Design

I took another day to myself after our long weekend, so today I share with you Marianne's blog Country Glamour Home. She is one sharp cookie and I love this Springtime table of black and green design. What a great look for a ladies al fresco luncheon. Enjoy!


While browsing the isles of Marshalls, my favorite store, I came across these awesome zebra print plates and knew I just had to have them.  But the question was, what do I do with them....how about a lovely tablescape!
So off to my porch I went with to create this lovely black and green design.
I purchased these  round lime green placemats at Marshall's along with the green salad plates. 
From my garden I cut beautiful white hydrangea's and magnolia leaves to create a summery bouquet which I arranged in my favorite white ironstone vase. 
The tablescape wouldn't be complete without the company of 
one of my rooster's.....isn't he just lovely!
For the tablecloth I used a painters tarp that I had laying around.  
The lime polka dot tea towels are from Quilters Studio which were 
inexpensive at $2.69 each. 
To add some additional interest to this table I placed some of my pears here and there around each place setting. 
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Wasn't it a beautiful table where you could see yourself spending time visiting with friends? A wonderful meal, a gentle Spring breeze and good friends.....it just really doesn't get any better than that! Clean off your porch, set up a table, do bit of decorating and cooking and call your friends. They will come running and fun will be had by all!

ENJOY!
~THE DOMESTIC CURATOR~
RONDA


1 comment:

  1. Designing a springtime tablescape around a black and green palette brings a striking, contemporary edge to traditional seasonal decor. Pairing matte black dinnerware or modern charcoal linens with lush botanical accents—like fresh eucalyptus sprigs, delicate ferns, and vibrant moss runners—creates a sophisticated contrast that feels both organic and modern. Adding subtle touches of smoked glassware or brushed gold flatware elevates the setting, allowing the natural freshness of spring foliage to pop against the bold, dark foundation. It is an inspiring way to refresh dining room styling for intimate dinner parties or weekend brunches. If you want to take a short, relaxing pause after arranging centerpieces and curating interior design details, feel free to visit https://thorfortunes.it.

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