are beginning to catch my eye from our patio doors in
On Crooked Creektt's Dining Room.
Leaves in the sweet gum tree are changing from hues of lush greens
to caramels and browns before making their descend to the ground.
Although "Mr. Ed" and I are still experiencing warm temperatures,
I put together a Summer~to~Autumn transitional tablescape
titled, Lightly Seasoned.
As a centerpiece,
I filled a cream colored urn with faux green, caramel and brown leaves,
similar to those filling our sweet gum tree, and a few faux green pears.
while three bronze mercury glass tea light blossoms
randomly surround the center of the table.
in hues of browns, grays, golds with a hint of orange.
I chose natural hued linen place mats with natural linen cloth napkins
drawn up in a wrought iron rustic leaf napkin ring.
Ivory colored dinnerware,
paired with my Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage leaf salad / dessert plates,
compliment my Lightly Seasoned transitional theme.
Our everyday clear bubble glass stemware
paired with everyday Oneida flatware keep dutiful clean~up to a minimum.
Lightly Seasoned, is currently the appropriate term for our meals
On Crooked Creektt. Recently, I've been stricken with digestive issues
and must eliminate many food choices and seasonings from my diet.
Lightly Seasoned Menu
Fresh Pear Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
Chicken A La King
French Style Green Beans
Cloverleaf Dinner Rolls
Iced Tea / Water
Iced Tea / Water
As the caramel and brown sweet gum tree leaves begin their descend,
I'll be serving up Lightly Seasoned meals
on our Summer~to~Autumn transitional tablescape.
Until next time. . .
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12 comments:
Oh Pat, this is so pleasing to the eye and so easily transitions into fall. I love your choice of wording - caramel - and the use of the table runner (stunning!), along with the candlelight and Bordallo cabbage leaf plates. It really resonates with me - all of it, even your everyday items! Have a great week starting (with a menu like yours, how could it be anything but??).
Fondly,
Rita
The green of your plates is so pretty, almost like jade. Love the crisp white with your plates.
Lovely Pat. I always like seeing your pears. That's a pretty aerial shot. Our weather turned chilly today, out of the blue. I needed a sweater to get to church for the first time. I always need one for inside the church with it's A/C but the outside is delightful today.
What a pretty table scape, Pat! I love those crackled pears! Everything is so lovely.
love and blessings~
Lynda @ Gates of Crystal
HI Pat,
LOVE LOVE the crackled pears! Also, I have a set of these Bordallo plates, and love how you've used them for this tablescape! I enjoy your sense of style and your blog.
Kathy
It's all so lovely. I love those crackle pears! Have a fabulous day!
What a stunning table you've set! I love the runner and those cabbage leaves plates. Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting! Happy fall to you!
Beth at Unskinny Boppy
Pat, your table is so pretty! I love your dessert plates with your table runner. The centerpiece with the pears is just perfect!
It's a gorgeous table setting. I love the napkin rings. The green plates are perfect.
Lovely table Pat. The table runner is pretty with the green plates. The pears are a great addition. Charming!
Hi Pat,
Such a lovely and soft tablescape. I love the neutrals and the wonderful pop of those green plates. Those are so lovely!
As always, you have done a great job.
Happy day to you!
xo
Barb
That table runner is gorgeous and the basis for a beautiful table setting! I am sure your lightly seasoned meals will be wonderful and taste even better in such a pretty setting!!!
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