Recently, I had the opportunity to shop @ HomeGoods
where I was quite smitten with the hues of blues combined with subtle gray
within the contemporary print of this textured white tablecloth.
I am amazed how well the colors blend with our Hearth & Hand
contemporary dinnerware from Magnolia.
Of course, I purchased the matching napkins
and love the softness they add to the tablescape.
These whimsical napkin rings bring a ray of sunshine
when On Crooked Creek's Winter blue skies turn to gray.
Everyday dinnerware, flatware and stemware make clean up a breeze.
the lines of the stemware are mimicked within the lines of the place mats.
The light, bright white of the lidded urns, blended with mercury silver votives,
creates a distinctive centerpiece void of any added flora in this
Winter blues tablescape.
On Crooked Creek's heirloom buffet and hutch
received a few faux white tulips to enhance the delft blue.
received a few faux white tulips to enhance the delft blue.
Temperatures have dropped, rain has turned to sleet
and there's a hint of snowflakes upon the horizon
from On Crooked Creek's Dining Room patio doors.
and there's a hint of snowflakes upon the horizon
from On Crooked Creek's Dining Room patio doors.
2020, On Crooked Creek, with a new meaning of Winter blues!
Until next time. . .
3 comments:
I love and blue and white in January. I like to get the platter out from my moms currier and Ives dishes. And my grandmothers blue and white dishes. I really like your tablecloth and napkins.
Hi Pat! What a pretty tablescape. I love blue - always have - and your blues look so pretty. Now I spy with my most beautiful little eye a precious little blue and white cow creamer! Love it! Thanks for popping in to see me.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Your Winter blues look wonderful, Pat! Such a pretty tablescape.
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