Hey friends! This Spring we wanted to jump all into the big vase trend and statement branches to liven up Amy's Dining table. We opted for a fun vintage feeling tablecloth as our base, a concrete looking vase and the most amazing cherry blossom branches I've ever seen. Read on for all the details and resources to create our own vibrant and fresh tablescape this Spring or Summer.
First, we started with this beautiful handblock table cloth with classic blue hues, and playful botanical motif. These come in a variety of colors and patterns, are a fantastic quality and price! We used a 60" x 60" tablecloth centered on the table leaving the pretty wood exposed on the ends and the perfect overhead.
Here is the tablecloth we used:
Here are a couple additional options, but they have so many good ones to choose from!
First, we started with this beautiful handblock table cloth with classic blue hues, and playful botanical motif. These come in a variety of colors and patterns, are a fantastic quality and price! We used a 60" x 60" tablecloth centered on the table leaving the pretty wood exposed on the ends and the perfect overhead.
Cotton Spring Square Tablecloth - Flora Bloom
Cotton Spring Square Tablecloth - Clover Blue
Next, focusing on the centerpiece, opt. for an oversized vase to make a statement. We went with this gray distressed vase from Hobby Lobby. It is about 15 inches tall and 11 inches wide with simple clean lines. If this vase is too big for you and your space, here are some other great options to choose from.
Here is what we used:
Here are some great additional options in a variety of sizes and styles!
Now what would a vase be without some gorgeous lush stems. I'm sad to say but the stems shown in the photos came from Home Goods and despite all of our efforts, we have not been able to source where you can shop them. With that said, we've gathered up some other show stoppers that you are sure to love.
Here is what we used:
Here is what we used:
Here are some great additional options in a variety of sizes and styles!
Modern Distressed Polyresin Vase
Rustic Ceramic Circular Flower Vase
Here are some great alternatives:
Artificial Cherry Blossom Branches - 4 count
Artificial Cherry Blossom Branches Faux Cherry Flowers 39 Inch Peach Branches
22” Artificial Lilac Flower Branch Real Touch Gradient Purple
Next up is the dinnerware. Amy recently purchased this Threshold stoneware from Target. She loved the soft, white clean look, with a subtle touch of earthiness in the brown accents. It was so fun having these to complete the look and are guaranteed to go with anything!
12pc Stoneware Wethersfield Artisan Dinnerware Set White - Threshold™
We scored the water glass set from a local antique shop, and if you haven't tried shopping for glassware or dinnerware from an antique shop or second hand store, I highly encourage you to do so! I am always amazed at the vast assortment of gorgeous options and playful sets. The joy I get from sourcing items this way, is pretty hard to beat!
Last but certainly not least, if you want to elevate your tablescape and give it something extra, it's pretty simple! Opt. for cloth napkins and a sprig of anything! Any real flower, herb, dried flower, or even faux will do. That's it!! Below are the cloth napkins we used, and are a staple in our book. This 4pk cotton easy care napkins by Threshold, wash up great and are an even better price. You will make so much use of these!
4pk Cotton Easy Care Napkins - Threshold™
We used these lifelike wildflower stems from Hearth and Hand to layer on top for an airy fresh feel, but get creative here and use whatever moves you.. you really can't go wrong!
24" Faux Wildflower Stems Bundle - Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia
We hope you all enjoy this simple tips and resources, and most of all the future memories made around your beautiful table.
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Amy & Andrea
Beautiful Photography by: Halle Jenkins Creative
