I've always loved the idea of the English high tea. Perhaps it has to do with my love for Lewis Carroll as a child. Nevertheless, here is how I incorporated some adorable finds into a lovely setting for a tea brunch in the garden. Here are a few shots of the table, sans linen.
Centerpiece. I chose blooms of soft green and white; these colors epitomize garden for me.
Closeup of the plates. I just love these butterfly dishes, I think they are darling for springtime!
The setting.
To give an outdoor setting a more rustic feel, you can add unironed linen. Not ironing the linen provides an antique feel for this setting.
Close up.
From my collection:
Butterfly dinnerware from Horchow/Neiman Marcus
Ralph Lauren Glen Plaid barware
Stemware, Generic
Shoe and Handbag cake service, Neiman Marcus
Tea service, Godinger Hotel Collection, Horchow/Neiman Marcus
Faux Snapdragons and blue apothecary jars used as vases, Tai Pan Trading
Green Faux hydrangeas, Walmart
Peony napkin holders, Bed, Bath and Beyond
Tea Cart, local antique
Bench, hand-built by yours truly ☺
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Love the butterfly dishes, great job, thanks for sharing. Janice hotpl8zandtablescapes.com
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Janice!
DeleteI love your beautiful setting. The dishes the flowers the seating, everything is so lovely. Thanks for sharing such beauty especially on such a chilly, gloomy day.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, and thank you so much!
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