Category: Tablescape

Anticipating the Holiday Season~ Winterberry

With its classic Holly Leaf and Berry design, Winterberry Dinnerware by Pfaltzgraff, has been hosting holiday dinners for over 20 years, making it a perennial favorite at the table. Disclosure: Prior to blogging, I spent half my life in retail. . .put in those terms, that sounds depressing :) Buying inventory involves working six months to a year in…

At the Table~ Mikasa Swirl

I’m at the table with Mikasa Swirl Dinnerware. . . simple, versatile, and modern with a ribbed design, that lends itself to a ‘pottery wheel’ feel. In contrast to last week’s table, I kept the centerpiece and table simple, to pair with the dinnerware. A soft, wool throw is layered over a matelasse coverlet. Seville Bone…

Apple Picking

I went Apple Picking for Cuisine Kathleen’s table challenge. . . Instead of an orchard, I did my picking at HomeGoods~ For apple plates and a bucket~ A little more than 50 cents :) Apples from Apple Wedge Packers in Hendersonville, NC~ the largest apple packer and distributor in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the highest volume…

Fall at the Table~ Plymouth Dinnerware

I’m Welcoming and Ushering in Fall~ At the table with   Plymouth Dinnerware by Pfaltzgraff.  Plymouth Dinnerware is a Cornucopia of all things Autumn. . . Embossed with pumpkins, acorns, leaves and ears of corn. With abundance in mind, I gathered  pumpkins, leaves, apples, nuts, and mums for a harvest centerpiece. Hallmarks of the season, Pumpkins and…

Enhancing Fall Garland

Fall is my favorite time of year and I love harvesting leaves, acorns, and bits of organic material to bring nature to the table! My preference is to use real materials, but here in the South, our leaves don’t start to turn until mid October, so any fall decorating before then requires artificial garlands or wreaths.…

At the Table with Lindsey

I’m making the transition from summer to fall, at the table with Lindsey Dinnerware by Mikasa. As much as I would like to fling myself headlong into fall, with cozy sweaters, bowls of hearty soup. . . . . . and mugs of hot cider~ there is plenty of summer weather with temperatures in the 80s…