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Thursday, May 14, 2009

Table scape Thursday 5/14 Outdoor dining

Thanks to Susan from Between Naps on the Porch for hosting Table scape Thursday. I decided to bring us outdoors today since it is a gorgeous day for outdoor dining. Have a seat and a glass of wine and enjoy the day.
I used a galvanized metal container I purchased at a consignment shop for $15.00 to hold the wine bottles. (similar ones at Pottery Barn) You can add have ice in this container and it will not leak. The ice bucket is sooo cute, purchased at Kohl's for $7 at 50% off last year. .


I used these cute little containers from the dollar section at Target to hold the napkins and utensils. ( I replicated this from a Pottery Barn display I found I couple of years ago at a fraction of the price). The place mats were from TJ Maxx 6 for $5.00I decided this was a very informal table scape so I am using paper plates with these wicker holder from Cost Plus 6 for $10. These give texture to the table and hold the paper plate better.

e This lantern I found at Ross stores I don't remember the price but not much. I love it. I use it for candles or as you see today for seashells to give the beachy feel to the table.
Those little fish are votive holders and bring color to the table. The plant is a dwarf boxwood $5.00 at Lowe's the other day. It bring a little life and greenery to the table.
Thank you for enjoy our outdoor dining today and thank you to Susan for hosting. Be sure to visit Between Naps on the Porch for more exciting table scapes.
Come back again soon!

Expressively

Sofia

12 comments:

  1. Oh what an inviting and fun table you've set. Everything looks great together.
    Happy Twirls

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  2. Looks like fun... I love eating outside! Happy Tablescape Thursday ~ Susan

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  3. Just absolutely love it all...you did a fantastic job copying PBarn...GREAT POST.

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  4. I love the bucket theme! That ice bucket is so unique and fun. Great tablescape!

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  5. Fun and colorful. Thanks for sharing.
    Joyce

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  6. I love all the red. I can see so many ways to use your pieces! Great job!

    Christi @ A Southern Life
    http://asouthernlife.com

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  7. I love patio settings. Yours looks great with the red color and the little pop of green from your plant! Great idea for holding the napkins and utensils! Inviting patio.

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  8. Love the red of your tablesetting. Perfect color for outdoor entertaining!!

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  9. It all looks great Sofia!!! You could recreate this for 4th of July too! What a gorgeous setting for your pretty table! I just love your backyard! :-)

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  10. This certainly looks very inviting. Thanks for having us!

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  11. Sofia,
    I love this read it just says come for a visit and stay awhile! ~Cathy~

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