I didn't have any fruit or vegetable dishes to play with, so I "phoned a sister." heehee My oldest sister just so happened to have some veggie-inspired salad plates to share. Sisters can be handy that way.
The salad plates are from Williams Sonoma and feature eggplant:
plum tomatoes:
yellow peppers:
and peas:
Black & white checked tablecloth from Kohl's-- See their online selection of tablecloths by clicking here
Placemats & napkins from Pier 1
Green dinner plates from Oneida
Black flatware from Marshall's/Home Goods
Goblets from The Dollar Tree
Now when it came to the centerpiece, I was at a loss. So, I "phoned a Mom" this time. heehee When I asked if she had any faux veggies, she promptly delivered said basket filled with veggies right to my doorstep. Moms can be handy that way too. I didn't have to do anything but plop it in the middle of the table!
I guess I'm not the only one who can get credit for this tablescape. I am so lucky to have my Mom & sisters nearby. We help each other, we share with each other, and we love being around each other. What can be better than that?
Linking to:
Let's Dish at Cuisine Kathleen
Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch
Really pretty! I love the placemats! And your moms veggies are awesome! Nice setting!!!
ReplyDeleteGina,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love how the tablecloth makes it all pop. Your so lucky to have family near by :)
Dee
Okay, that is so adorable, it makes me want to cry :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute table set with all the vegetables. Those dishes are amazing. LInda
ReplyDeletePerfect! Love those veggie plates, and the veggie centerpiece is wonderful. Blogging with tablescapes can be expensive, so smart idea to share. Luckily I had some items in the house. xo
ReplyDeleteI think I'm in love with your mom's faux brussel sprouts. Seriously, they are my favorite vegetable.
ReplyDeleteAngela
Oh, Gina! You are so good at tablescaping! It is so beautiful! Those plates are gorgeous and they look so pretty with the tablecloth and basket of vegetables. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery fresh and pretty!!! You are one lucky gal for sure!!! I've never seen faux Brussel sprouts!!! Love them!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really like the black and white checked tablecloth with the dishes and especially love the faux veggies! It's so nice that you have your mom and sisters nearby!
ReplyDeleteHandy family! :) Everything looks so pretty! I think I have admired those place mats before, I really love the texture, they're perfect year round! And the faux veggies are cool! You did a nice job again, Gina!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
I love your tablescape and I love that your mom and sister contributed to it. Looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGina, how cute is that??!! Those plates borrowed from your sister are gorgeous and the centerpiece from your Mom is perfect! I have that same Kohl's tablecloth and love it. It really compliments your harvest theme.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job coordinating all the things you had and borrowed! :) And I love the tablecloth, makes the perfect background for your beautiful tablescape!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Tablecloth is calling my name ~ :)
ReplyDeletexo
Pat
Let's hear it for mom and sis.... clapping. You can tell mom I focused in on the greens and thought to myself, are those Brussels sprouts? I also thought they were real. I happen to like them with some butter and salt.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
There is nothing better than having your family close by. You are blessed! Love the tablescape too. :o)
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are to have your family close by! You can share dishes and tablescaping stuff!!! Love your table and the plates are really cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the checkered tablecloth with the rattan placemats. Your mom's faux veggies are awesome. I don't even like brussel sprouts but those are CUTE.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you have your mom and sister who come to the rescue with just the perfect items. Those plates are really pretty and the centerpiece adds just the right touch....Christine
ReplyDeleteGina, this is wonderful! I love your placemats! They look amazing with this tablescape! Great job! It's so nice to family to help with projects!
ReplyDeleteHey, Gina! I'll be it IS great to have your Mom and sister within a stone's throw! My sister lives about 9 hours away in Minnesota. My Mom lives about 25 minutes away in Kansas City, but driving there seems like it takes hours sometimes. I used to (years ago) live in the home directly behind my parents. I miss that. You guys' collaboration rendered a wonderful harvest table! Hooray for you!!!!! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteYour table looks so pretty Gina and so "fall-ish" (is that a word?). How nice that you and your mom and sisters are so close to be able to swap things like that. My step-sister just bought a house in Canada and we're so frustrated that I can't help her!
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, since we've been in Florida we've been house sitting for my dad and step-mom. They have a place in Toronto where they spend their summers so it gave us a chance to look for own place plus take care of their house while they're gone. We found an apartment, about an hour from my dad's but much closer to my husband's job and are moving in next week:) All my treasures have been in boxes for 4 months now...I miss my stuff!!!
Lucky you to not only have your mom and sister nearby, but also to have the same taste in dishes! Now the real question is, will they get their dishes back? This table looks too pretty to split up all the pieces! Linda
ReplyDeleteYou are, indeed, lucky to have mom and sis close by to borrow from. You've done a great job with all you collected. I want the produce in the basket!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute table. Lucky you sis had those great plates, and you put it all together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Let's Dish!