I haven’t used my gold Fiesta plates in quite awhile but their color worked well with the golds of the napkins.
The hammered chargers were a Goodwill find a few years ago and I found the jungle placemats at Walmart last year.
My older amber goblets and bamboo flatware completed the look.
How do you set a large table for only two? I usually end up placing the centerpiece at one end. In all the old movies you see the husband and wife at each end of the table. Doesn’t that seem funny now?
The gold vase is filled with poppies (faux…I’m afraid. Here is rural Western Pennsylvania we don’t have access to wonderful cut flowers as you all do)
Thank you for visiting my table. For more tablescapes be sure to visit Susan and Between naps on the Porch on Thursday.
I sure do like the poppy inspiration! The colors are great and the Fiesta looks lovely with it. I just love those chargers!
ReplyDeleteLove those colorful poppy napkins! I love bold bright colors! Great job.
ReplyDeleteKarin
Looks great, I love those napkins and the rings!
ReplyDeleteWow Peggy, You have a real eye-poppin table ;) It certainly has a Middle Eastern feel with the colors and textures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful setting with the bright red of the poppies. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteYou did a really nice job putting everything together. I really like your napkins. Have a great weekend! Mary
ReplyDeleteVery pretty table...the beautiful napkins really compliment the dishes.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Peggy!
Love the colors -- so warm and inviting! Those hammered chargers are great -- amazing what you can find at Goodwill (on a good day!). Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteBill
Lovely! I would not have thought to put poppies with jungle place mats -- they look wonderful, and now I want to copy what you've done! This is very creative. I enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteI loved that you used the animal print in the set. It looks great!
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