It’s a short visit from Foxglove Hill this week, as I’m heading to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, Tennessee, with my granddaughters! We’re also planning to explore Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and I’m looking forward to spending this time together. Before heading off, I wanted to share a few lovely things happening here at home,…
There is something so inviting about a table inspired by the woods. Soft browns, mossy greens, and layers of natural texture come together in this woodland tablescape, with just enough whimsy to make you look a little closer. From the beautiful Forest Walk plates to the grapevine winding through the centerpiece, each detail brings a…
There is something so inviting about a fall table filled with natural textures, soft greens, and a little golden shimmer. For this tablescape, I layered green dishes over rattan round placemats and leaf-shaped placemats, then added golden pears for a special touch at each place. A lush centerpiece of pale pumpkins, leafy branches, and autumn…
There is something especially beautiful about bringing the colors and textures of nature to a fall table. For this nature-inspired fall tablescape, I combined woodland dishes, warm brown linens, wood-handled flatware, oak leaves, acorns, white pumpkins, and soft candlelight. The result feels warm and welcoming, with just enough elegance for a special autumn dinner while…
Halloween decorating does not always have to be dark and dramatic to feel wonderfully spooky. For this hauntingly elegant tablescape, I traded the traditional black and orange color palette for layers of ghostly white. Billowing fabric drifts across the table while a gathering of softly glowing ghosts creates a whimsical centerpiece among tall white candlesticks….