There is something about a Red and White table at Christmas that looks so clean and bright.
These two colours make each other sing.
White charger, Red dinner plate, White salad plate on a foundation of White with Red stripes tea towelling for table runners.
Red & White script napkins doubled up with White pompom napkins.
Holding both napkins together, a red jingle bell napkin ring.
On each plate, an oversized Red jingle bell and red-handled flatware stand at the ready.
Place settings are accompanied by a Santa cup, each one with a different facial expression.
A string of red wooden beads meanders down the centre of the table.
The centrepiece was easy. A very old white Ironstone bowl was filled with fresh clippings from evergreen trees, frosted pinecones, and red Christmas ornaments.
White candlesticks hold white candles that are wrapped in red and white striped ribbon.
Some of the Elements on the Table
Table Runners - Tea Towelling purchased at Fabricland
Red-handled Flatware - B&B from Home Sense
White Chargers - Walmart
Red Dinner Plates - HERE
White Salad Plates - Richmond by Johnson Bros.
Jingle Bells and striped ribbon - Michael's
Red & White Sentiment Napkins - HERE
White pompom napkins - Bowrings
Napkin Rings - HERE
Santa Figural Mugs - Pottery Barn
Saucers - Richmond by Johnson Bros.
Candle Sticks - Skye McGhie
Red beads and White bowl - I have had them for many years.
DIY Frosted Pinecones - HERE
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This is a Fair Meadow Place, Set the Table - Merry Jingle Bells Original Publication.
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This is so pretty and such a coincidence. Just this morning I started pulling the pieces for my next tablescape. The colors are red/white/gold and I'm including the ceramic Santa Mugs my mother made over 50 years ago. Thank you for the additional inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed at how we bloggers can take basically the same elements and each come up with unique tables. I am looking forward to seeing yours. Thank you, Sandra.
DeleteI love this in every single way I could possibly love a post. I love the colors, the cheer, the mugs, the bells, the centerpiece and the plain, down-to-earth joy of it all. May I come for dinner, please?!
ReplyDeleteCome for dinner anytime, Jeanie. I will try to cook something special for us.
DeleteYou've created a lovely Christmas tablescape! It looks so crisp and clean.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lindy, for stopping by and taking the time to comment.
DeleteI liked how cohesive you made your table. Casually elegant with disparate elements. A few tweaks and this would be cozy in January!
ReplyDeleteI find Santa mugs difficult to design with, but these are perfect. Loved the touches of ribbon.
Sandra, I think of you as a pro when it comes to setting a table. Thank you for your lovely comments. Yes, perhaps for January or even Valentine's Day. Thanks for the suggestion.
DeleteLove it! So inviting and cozy!Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carol.
DeleteI love your red and white tablesetting. It is so inviting.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, Debra.
DeleteBarbara, beautiful any time of year - well, minus the Santa mug! I do love a beautifully set table.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jean.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous table setting! Love the napkins and napkin rings!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and leaving such lovely comments, Amy.
DeleteReally great ideas! Thanks for the inspiration :)
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Love the crisp white and red - lovely table. The red beads really add a special touch!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Carol. I am glad you stopped by.
DeleteBarbara, I love this Tablescape! Classic red for Christmas is always a winner. I love the Santa mugs and the napkins cinched with the jingle bells!
ReplyDeletePam, thank you for stopping by.
DeleteSo pretty! Love the simple color scheme and the retro Santa mugs. Visiting from Make It Pretty Monday party.
ReplyDeleteA two-colour scheme has challenges as it is too easy to throw in another colour, but, sometimes it is better to just keep things simple.
DeleteWhat a festive and cheerful tablescape - just delightful! Thanks for sharing - and the clever ideas!
ReplyDeleteAnd, belatedly, happy Pink Saturday!
Thank you, Tristan.
DeleteHow pretty and festive, love it!! Thank you Barbara for linking up at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty #22. I shared your post on Fb, G+, Pin, and Tw.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dee.
DeleteHow pretty! Pinned -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteThank you for pinning, Marci.
DeleteBarbara, this is such a pretty table! Thank you for sharing! You are one of the fan favorites at the Sunday Showcase from the Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. Here is the link to this week's Showcase: http://www.thededicatedhouse.com/sunday-showcase-make-pretty-monday-8-28/ Happy Holiday Season! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathryn for including my post at the Sunday Showcase.
DeleteI adore the red, it is popping! Such a stunner Barbara. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine. Merry Christmas to you.
DeleteLove the red and white it is so festive! Thanks for some ideas formy table.
ReplyDeleteSue from Sizzling Towards 60 & Beyond
Thank you for stopping by, Sue. Merry Christmas.
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