The colors of the tablecloth amplified the russets and olives in the plates, and added golden highlights. Although the paisley design of the the cloth is not iconic for autumn, its colors reflect the scene outside, since leaves are finally changing colors in North Georgia.
The leaves in the centerpiece spill onto the salad plates and are echoed in the napkin rings. Nandina leaves bring a touch of red.
This lovely silverplated bowl has a striking base. It contrasts nicely with both the contemporary salad plates and more traditional dinner plates. The reflective surface scatters light in the center of the table and mirrors the underlying cloth. Three small pumpkins are nestled in the bowl, with magnolia, Japanese maple and nandina leaves from the garden tucked here and there.
The olive hues of the wine glasses and napkins bring out the greens in the tablecloth. I particularly like how the ceramic candlesticks repeat both the color and the organic shapes of the natural leaves. The candles, plates and pumpkins replay the off-white background color of the tablecloth.
Thank you for coming to dinner at eight!
I love the simple beauty of this table. It is festive without being too much. And the tablecloth and napkin rings are really pretty :)
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DeleteBeautifully done! I can see why you fell in love with those leaf dishes. The tablecloth is beautiful and I love the green candlesticks. What a nice table to sit at with friends!
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DeleteThese colors work so well together and I love that paisley tablecloth. Thank you for sharing with us this week at Celebrate Your Story, have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've always been fond of paisley patterns
DeleteBeautiful colors and fall tablescape! Thank you so much for joining the party at Dishing It & Digging It! Hope to see you back again this week :)
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