Hello friends…I hope you’ve had a great week so far. I am super excited to be joining my dear friend Lindsay from The White Buffalo Styling Co. and 30 other bloggers on the annual Blogger Styling Thanksgiving Tablescape tour 2015. Though we celebrated Thanksgiving almost three weeks ago here in Canada, I will never turn down the opportunity to play with flowers and create a pretty tablescape. This table is a little less traditional, but I love that it could easily be adapted for various seasons.
I was inspired by the beautiful color of this Indian eggplant and drew my inspiration from its hues.
I went about creating this fun centerpiece by looking for any produce at the grocery store that contained these pretty purples, burgundies and reds…
and coordinated it with rose gold and copper.
I really enjoy the process of creating tablescapes, although admittedly, I never know how things will evolve. I usually have a vision in mind, but don’t constrict the process to such.
For example, as I was taking photos, I thought it would be a cute idea to write a little message on the pomegranate.
I think it makes for fun conversation at the table.
I have also noticed several florists using cut fruits in their arrangements lately and decided to give it a go. I think it adds yet another fun and interesting touch.
I used beets, Indian eggplants, plums and discounted flowers, all from the grocery store.
I also used bunches of purple grapes for some contrast.
I love the color of beet stems…so vibrant and pretty.
Ranging from bright reds and oranges, to the burgundies and purples to very neutral browns and greens…fall is full of beautiful colors, isn’t it? Speaking of neutrals, tomorrow I’m coming back with a more toned down tablescape, so I hope you come back to see.
I’ll leave you with this – whether you’re celebrating Thanksgiving or just having a gathering with friends, what’s most important is not the way you set the table or the fancy dinnerware you use, but the conversation and the memories being made.
Here is the list of my talented friends sharing their tablescapes.
Monday:
The White Buffalo Styling Co.
Tuesday:
Wednesday :
cassie primitive & proper says
so pretty, lucy- the pnks and plums are unexpected and so beautiful!
Julia of Cuckoo4Design says
I’m speechless! This is the most beautiful fall flower arrangement I have ever seen and I’m not just saying that. Just shows again how truly gifted you are. So lovely.
Michael Wurm Jr. says
Hands down one of the most beautiful centerpieces I’ve EVER seen. Just fabulous. And your color story!? Don’t even get me STARTED!? Perfection. What time is dinner and what should I bring? 😉 See you then.
xo Michael
Chloe Crabtree says
Absolutely stunning table. I really love how you used those little eggplants. I have written names on fruits and vegetables in the past to use as placecards, but I really like how you used them as part of the centerpiece. I have pinned several images and am sharing this over on FB and Twitter. I would love it if you would stop by and share this over at Celebrate it Sunday. The party stays open until Saturday! Happy Fall!
Dannyelle says
Lucy, it turned out great. Love it…the beets, the eggplants, the fruit, the pink and purple, so pretty. You inspire me.
Rebecca says
Your table is lovely. I am wondering where you got the scripture art on your dining room wall. It is so nice.
Shannon says
Wow! Stunning! So funny- I used the same color palette (and even grapes in my floral arrangement!) for my BSHT post tomorrow! Great minds! Yours is so gorgeous and fresh. Definitely one of my favorites!
Kimberly Duran says
Ohhhh this is STUNNING!! I adore your centrepiece and the colour palette you used. It truly is just magnificent! Such a creative and inspired touch you have. Really beautiful xxx
Amanda Katherine says
Your beautiful centerpiece is blowing my mind!! The color combination is stunning and I love the use of fresh fruit! Always love what you come up with 🙂
amandakatherine.com
Debbie Refresh Restyle says
Can you just stop being so awesome! No don’t 😉 Love you and your awesomeness!
Debbie
Candi says
Love this!!! Where are the gold bowl/vases from? Love them!! You are so talented!
Beth says
This is mind blowing! Seriously inspiration for dayssss!
Albertina || Mimosa Lane says
So, so fabulous!!! I absolutely adored that centerpiece….Brilliant!
Jennifer says
My gosh, Lucy. What a tremendous gift you have. I am truly awed by the beauty that comes out of you.
Gail Plaskiewicz says
The colors are beautiful, so fall looking and all. I’ve never done that with fruits and veggies before. I don’t know how mom would feel about something for a centerpiece being food. How long do the fruits and veggies last before they go bad? I’m also guessing that the fruit you wrote on can’t be eaten, correct? You always do such beautiful things.
Amy W says
This is the most stunning table I have ever seen in my life, honestly. I just made my first food centerpiece for Thanksgiving and I love seeing how many other ways I could have used or styled items!
Danielle says
So rich! I love how you created it with items from the grocery store too. So beautiful , Lucy. x
Colleen says
Beautiful table. The close up shot of the grapes is stunning.
Eleanor Fodrey says
Everything was so lovely. Where did you get your Proverbs Bible verse on chalk board?
Cecilia keki Cannon says
love it!! so neat to see how Pantones color of the year, Marsala, is showing up everywhere this holiday! I know many had issues when it was picked but I am glad you and others are showing how beautiful it is.
Amber says
I just love visiting here. I always leave inspired by the beauty you create!
Brooke Bood says
Gorgeous! What did you use to hold the fruits and veggies in place? Love it!