With Valentines approaching, I wanted to create a Valentine tablescape in the breakfast room. Red tulips are neatly arranged in my red vase. The red ceiling compliments this color scheme. I love this tablecloth that looks like MK.
I am using Mikasa Parchment Red dinner plates with red and white heart shaped salad plates. Red chargers and red napkins are added. MC napkin rings from my friend, Liz.
Black dramatic goblets with cute black and white striped straws with a red heart. Red flatware from Horchow. Each place setting has a gift bag color coordinated with the tablescape.
Dollar Tree red double hearts hang off the chandelier.
Happy Early Valentines. I shall be posting a pretty in Pink Valentines table too!
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Elegant and romantic!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Linda. Love the checked tablecloth with the red plates. The.black goblets are perfect for the theme. Gotta love this one.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty table, love the black checkered table cloth, it makes the red pop.
ReplyDeleteStunning! And I love the red ceiling! What a dramatic design!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, Linda! Sarah & BJ will go crazy over that checkered tablecloth! I have those Mikasa Parchment Red dinner plates & have used them for both Christmas & July 4th. Now I see they'll work nicely for Valentines Day, too. (which would have been our 29th Anniversary) :(
ReplyDeleteI'll have to do something special for the grandkidlets to take my mind off it.
This is so cute Linda! Starting with the checkered tablecloth that definitely reminds me of MC! I love all the details like the wine glasses and heart dishes. The tulips make a cute centerpiece and I like the cute gift bags. I need to get going on doing mine!
ReplyDeleteOh al the courtly check lovers will simply love this whole tablesetting:)
ReplyDeleteThat black checkered tablecloth sure makes everything POP! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow fun was that one to do? Funny that I'm tweaking mine that is black and white checks, too! Very lovely job!
ReplyDeleteJP
Hi Linda, Oh I just love this tablescape in the checks of black and white with red. This could move right into my kitchen. LOL Love your designs. Always so inspiring to visit. Thanks for sharing your talents. Have a great weekend. Blessings xo
ReplyDeleteI think it's time for a party!
ReplyDeleteDramatic. Impact. You should be on Cinema Business. What wonderful setting you'd create Dear Linda! This is something worth of an Academy Award.
ReplyDeleteI usually don't celebrate Valentine's as it happens in the beggining of Lent. This year it falls on a Sunday and I will play ;)
If Liz stops by she'll want her napkin rings back so she could play also with the occasion ahahahahah
Happy Valentine's Sweet Lady. May Love be always a constant in your long and healthy life.
I ❤️ your tablescape, Linda! The checkered cloth does remind me of MC. Of course, all the red you've used is a favorite of mine! Those napkin rings from Liz are so cute! You always set such a pretty table.
ReplyDeleteThat checked tablecloth is a perfect backdrop for the rest of your wonderful table setting. Valentine's Day is our anniversary so it is a good excuse to set a lovely table (unless we go out to dinner which is a treat as well!).
ReplyDeleteLinda, what a beautiful tablescape. The tablecloth looks so pretty. Love the dishes. Great inspiration! Take care. Maria
ReplyDeleteThis is everything in one - fun, romantic, sexy, and perfectly coordinated! I love the black goblets and I think I need some! Have a wonderful weekend, sweet friend. xoxo
ReplyDeleteLinda,
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing this post and here I am in full happiness enjoying each well thought out detail and design.
This tablescape is perfection for celebrating a romantic evening with our sweethearts.
From the tablecloth to the the cutlery and oh those tulips!
Beautiful, beautiful!
xo
Jemma
So beautiful ~ as usual! Of course, I love the black, white and red. Every detail is just perfect!
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Pat
Your table is so cute and charming---it really puts me in the mood for romance with a little whimsy. Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteJane
What a stunning, elegant and romantic Valentine's setting dear Linda! As always you have just the right dishes to create your fabulous tables.
ReplyDeleteThe black and white check cloth is totally awesome!
Enjoy your weekend.
FABBY
So so pretty
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