Garden Inspired Tablescape. . .

Amidst the squelching h e a t and the determination to survive, 
I'm still observing spectacular views beyond the patio doors
in On Crooked Creektt's Gardens.

"Mr. Ed" and I have been continually and timely blessed 
with showers throughout June and July,
even though our temperatures are registering in the high 90's!

Since everything in On Crooked Creektt's Gardens is still lush and g r e e n,
I felt compelled to design a Garden Inspired Tablescape.

Bringing a touch of the out~of~doors 
within On Crooked Creektt's Dining Room,
called for a touch of splendor and my favorite black, white and green color scheme.

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I purchased the most amazing black and white striped dishtowels
while visiting Nell Hill's Atchison Shop earlier this Spring.
I've been waiting for an opportunity to use them 
to bring a touch of sophistication in one of my sumptuous tablescapes.

I began with a pristinely pressed and starched vintage white damask tablecloth.
I, also, steam pressed the tea towels.

Next,
I added the four black and white striped tea towels atop the tablecloth.
Placing and smoothly with my hands to position the entire center surface.

I adore how just a bit of the tea towels extends down off the Dining Room table!

Using my everyday white fine porcelain dinnerware 
keeps our clean~up to a minimum.
Yet, one still has a feeling of indulgence while dining.

A whimsical, botanical salad / dessert plate atop our everyday white dinner plate
evokes the Garden Inspiration from beyond the patio doors.

The harmonious blending of these two patterns,
 sets an eloquent tone for daily dining
in On Crooked Creektt's Dining Room as seen in the various rim shots.

Again,
I've used our everyday Oneida stainless flatware 
combined with our clear bubble glass stemware.
The addition of the bee stemware beckons a sampling of whimsy to the setting.

The centerpiece components
mimic the profusion of vegetation beyond the patio doors.

Two faux boxwood toparies, 
on opposite sides of a monochromatic bee skep, 
and vintage lidded sugar and creamer
are embellishment enough for our centerpiece.

A simplistic black and white checked cloth napkin,
placed inside the terra cotta flower pot napkin rings, 
adds an element of practicability 
within the design of the Garden Inspired Tablescape.

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A continuation of this Garden Inspired Tablescape
is evident within the design style of On Crooked Creektt's Dining Room Hutch.

When searching for inspiration for On Crooked Creektt's Dining Room,
I had only to look through the patio doors at my inspiring Gardens.
(The photos of On Crooked Creektt's Herb Garden were taken July 17, 2015!)

On Crooked Creektt, 
it is my hope that this timely blessing 
will continue to remain green a while longer.
(View "Tending The Herb Garden" post here.)

Until next time. . .

On Crooked Creektt will be joining

Cindy @ Dwellings ~ The Heart Of Your Home for Amaze Me Monday!

And. . .

Christine @ Rustic and Refined for Table It!

And. . .

Karen @ Karen's Up On The Hill for Something To Talk About!

And. . .

Debra @ Common Ground for Share Your Style!

And. . .

Jody and Stan @ Rooted In Thyme for Simple and Sweet Fridays!

And. . .

Chloe @ Celebrate and Decorate for Celebrate It Sunday!

Each and every week,

seeds of inspiration bloom from these host and hostesses linky parties.

Be sure to visit and delight your family dwelling with brilliant interior design.