This is my first brown tablecloth and I was a little hesitant to put a table setting together. It’s out of my comfort zone. However, I found the tablecloth at the Thrift Store and decided to give it a try. As you can see the tablecloth has a lovely scrolled design giving it some interest. Welcome, Friends, to the Blog today as I venture into unknown tablescaping territory.
The tablecloth was actually a perfect size. It doesn’t hang down too far which drives my Hubby a little crazy. This length is much better. The chocolate brown goes nicely with the cream chair covers.
This view faces the back garden. You can see the Halloween decorations are still adorning the windows.
The centerpiece is a simple cut glass vase holding Fall colored spray roses. Love the colors of these roses.
I have these rooster plates in a couple of patterns and they go quite well with the chocolate background. I like the polka dots that seem to add a happy feel to the plates.
The charger is metal adding a bit of sparkle to the setting.
The dinner plates are by Wedgewood and have a beautiful raised border. I use these plates quite frequently as they are so pretty.
The crystal is quite simple and modern looking. The lines are clean with little embellishment and fit the rest of the place setting.
I used my Mother-in-laws flatware…such a pretty pattern and simple cream, linen napkins held by a wrought iron napkin ring embellished with a tan circle.
I think my venture into the realm of chocolate brown turned out pretty well. As always most things on the table are thrifted. It’s fun to step out of your comfort zone and try new colors and new settings. Have a great week.
The scroll pattern in the brown makes for an interesting draw. Remember back in the 70s when brown was the ‘it’ color? Then came the pink with brown, blue with brown. I still like its appeal. Nice table!
Thanks, Rita. I think I’ll be trying more brown from now on. I do like it with a pop of seasonal color. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Lynne
I think your foray into brown was very good! You always set such a lovely table! And like Rita says, you can pair it with other colors, rather than just typical fall!
Brown does act as a great background color, Kathy. It was fun to work with it. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
Lynne
Brown can be extremely versatile, and definitely anchors white dishes of any type. Very pretty table, I love the colorful blooms to balance out all that earth. Wait until you mix holiday colors…red looks fab against chocolate!!!
I will definitely try it with some red. It is a good anchor color. Appreciate you stopping by and sharing.
Lynne
I agree with Rita. If it was a thrifty plain brown tablecloth it would be so boring. The scroll design adds is a definite bonus. Wise choice.
It was really nice to find a chocolate brown cloth with some interest built in. Thanks for stopping and sharing.
Lynne
Gorgeous table setting and I love the brown, pink, rose, coral, tan, metal combo. I’m pinning this post.
Happy you liked it and appreciate you commenting on the tablescape. Thanks for visiting.
Lynne
Thanks so much for the feature. Always a pleasure to visit your site. Happy Thanksgiving!
Lynne