Our Heading Home to Dinner Table Design
We are so excited to be participating in the Heading Home to Dinner event this year at the Boston Design Center! Last year was the first time local designers put on this event and it was a huge success, raising lots of money for a great cause and having a fabulous time while doing it! The event is comprised of Boston area designers creating unique table scapes and bar carts. You can come see them all Thursday from 11-3pm! There is a great dinner event tomorrow night, but it has sold out already!
Here’s our table! We are so grateful to partners Duralee/ Robert Allen Group, Makkas Drapery Workroom and Juliska for their generosity in helping us create this gorgeous table. I wanted it to be a mix of traditional and modern, relaxed and formal and I think we really achieved that! I was inspired by the interiors and gardens of various notable style mavens like Bunny Mellon, Aerin Lauder and Tory Burch.
The tablecloth is made from one of the new Tilton Fenwick patterns for Duralee and was the jumping off point for this table. The gorgeous blue tones are echoed in the Juliska Country Estate china and Villeroy & Boch glasses as well as the striped Schumacher fabric we used for the chair cushions (which I’m sort of dying over). The gold flatware is a vintage find from Etsy (score!)
The chair tassels are from Robert Allen. The wine glasses are Juliska, and a personal favorite. The placemats we found on One Kings Lane (no longer avail) and the napkins are from Gracious Home (and are wine stain resistant!!!) while the napkin rings are One Kings Lane. The candlesticks are from Terrain and the candles we picked up at local shop Pinestraw. I used this Williams Sonoma Home ginger jar as a vase and just filled it with tall branches snipped from trees, which is a great long-lasting centerpiece. We surrounded the vase with small myrtle topiaries in pots, which can act as lovely take home gifts from a dinner party!
And because this is for an amazing cause, we are going to be selling all the items on the table and donating the proceeds to Heading Home. Anything fragile cannot be shipped and must be purchased for pick-up locally from our office. Soft goods can be shipped though! E-mail Molly at molly@eringatesdesign.com to buy! Items will be sold at the event too so if you really want something buy NOW!
Tune in tomorrow for another blog tag sale too!
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Very nice renovation tips and your dining room look so beautiful and fresh after renovation. Artificial plants and garlands are looks so charming and eye-catching.
It’s absolutely beautiful. I love the tablecloth, the water goblets, the topiers. Stunning.
Wow, this is really amazing ideas for dinner table! Where did you find your ideas for home improvement?
Oh, my…THESE ARE MY FAVORITE KIND OF BLOG!!! Your tablescape is delectable!! franki
Beautiful! Such a soothing palate. (Anybody else see Michael Jackson peering into that green bedroom? Now that I’ve seen it I can’t unsee it.)
hahahaha, I didn’t, but now I have! too funny!
Palette, not palate. Sorry, Spelling Police.
It’s useful article!
Blue and white forever – LOVE!
I love blue and white (use blue willow as our daily china). Thought your table setting was lovely and nodded to tradition while looking fresh. Blue and white china and woven placemats are right in my wheelhouse.
My only quibble is that guests across the table won’t be able to see each other. But this is a fantasy setting so that doesn’t really matter. IRL you’d probably pick a lower centerpiece or remove it when your guests are seated.
This is gorgeous. You truly inspired me today.
Beautiful…..the blues and greens are delicious! Also, can’t wait to pickup a copy of your new book! After reading your first book I was able to let go of some things in my past…I laughed and I cried…thanks for being such a little sweetheart!!