Pink Christmas Table
It had to happen eventually. My daughter loves pink, so finally I have a pink Christmas table. Well it’s not ALL pink, but it’s definitely toward pink.
Notice I’ve temporarily moved the bench over under the windows. This is a nice change and makes the room look bigger not having chairs on the ends. I love changing things around from season to season to give things a fresh look. It is so easy to move the bench, and I can move it back to the table when I get bored with this look.
I found a beautiful assortment of flowers so I did some arranging. I have several flower frogs which help to keep the stems in place when I am arranging them.
I have a ton of these pink and red ornaments, so I placed them in a wood bowl for part of my centerpiece.
I just got these lovely Aidan Gray candlesticks and I think they made the perfect addition for my table.
I love mixing things up, so I chose to use non-traditional Christmas colors this year. Red and green are wonderful, but I was wanting a new look this year.
The napkins are from my sponsor Occitane Imports. These beautiful napkins are imported from France. I have another post coming soon where I’ll show you more of the these beautiful French tablecloths and napkins. I love the colors!
I used my plates we inherited from my mother-in-law. The top plate is a wheat pattern by Lenox, and below it is a gold rimmed plate by Haviland. The flatware is bronze-ware, I believe the set is from Thailand. My mother-in-law loved used her bronze-ware with her gold rimmed plates.
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I also added these charming stockings to the backs of the chairs.
You’ll want to listen to today’s episode about creating a beautiful Christmas mantle.
I want to welcome anyone coming here from Maison de Pax. And if you are visiting the blogs in order, you can check out Taryn whiteaker next.
Today’s posts:
Monday’s Posts
Taryn Whiteaker | Celebrating Everyday Life | So Much Better With Age
Setting for Four | Maison de Pax | Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Tuesday’s Posts
Designthusiasm | Shabbyfufu | Randi Garrett Design | Citrine Living
Life on Virginia Street | Decor Gold Designs
Wednesday’s Posts
Julie Blanner | Bless’er House | Maison de Cinq
Finding Home Farms | Zevy Joy | Town and Country Living
Thursday’s Posts
StoneGable | On Sutton Place | My Soulful Home | French Garden House
Absolutely beautiful just never thought of pink Thank you
Ohhh, the candle holders! They are perfect! I’m in love ?
So love what you’ve done with the colors on your table! It’s a beautiful refreshing combination?
Merry Christmas!
I love the pink!! And of course, the purple/lavender that goes along with it. I get very tired of the red and green at Christmas. For years I’ve used a bronze/copper/gold theme and am thinking of changing it this year, so the pink is very appealing. I decorate for Christmas later than most – I wait until the first week in December. That way it truly feels like the Christmas season to me. It won’t take me long – I decorate simply, but am looking forward to getting started.
So beautiful!!!!!! I love changing it up a bit….Christmas decor doesn’t always have to be red and green… ( still very pretty) it’s fun to introduce new colors and to move the furniture around!!!!!! Beautiful as always!!!! Love everything!!!! ? Roxann
So beautiful, Anita! I love that you came over to the pink side… lol!! I was just looking at those Aidan Gray candlesticks yesterday. I love them!!
Ha, you did such an amazing job with all of your pinks, I couldn’t help myself!
Love all the pinks in your tour, Anita! So pretty.
Hugs, Jamie