Welcome to the 916th Tablescape Thursday! I have a beautiful spring table to share with you today! This table had me searching online for tablecloths this morning, and I’m not one to use tablecloths that often, but oh my goodness, everything on Brenda’s Easter/Spring table is stunning!
As you enjoy this beautiful table, if you fall in love with the tablecloth as I did, sadly, I don’t think it’s still available. It appears to have been from Williams Sonoma here: Floral Meadow Tablecloth. May have to stalk eBay for that one. Such a contrast viewing this beautiful spring table with snow visible just there through the windows. I love that Brenda didn’t let a little snow stop her from celebrating Easter and the coming of spring. Sometimes we have to create our own spring, don’t we?
Love all the spring colors in this beautiful table setting!
I believe I remember seeing this beautiful pink glassware in Williams-Sonoma a few years back. What a beautiful floral centerpiece!
These delicate Easter eggs are so perfect for this beautiful table!
The basketweave bunny salad plates are from Williams Sonoma. I remember admiring that beautiful pattern on a previous visit there a few years back. This has me craving a visit to my nearby Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn. I’ve been working on home projects so much that it’s been a while since I did any dish shopping. When I’m in Ohio, the nearest WS & PB are over an hour away.
The plates appear to be part of the Floral Meadow line. I love how they look with the Floral Meadow tablecloth!
Brenda found her Bunny and Egg napkin rings many years ago. She thinks they may have been a Pier 1 find. I love them! They are just the cutest! I so wish Pier 1 would come back—miss it so much!
Gorgeous designs! The colors are so rich and saturated!
Thanks so much to Brenda for sharing this beautiful spring Easter table setting! I know her family loved dining here for Easter this year!
Looking forward to all the beautiful table settings linked for this week’s Tablescape Thursday!
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Beautiful table! Love all the colors!
This one was truly outstanding…sooooo beautiful….and bunny laden, too! I particularly love the use of the blue checked and yellow striped napkins. I wonder what was served for the Easter dinner? I know it all had to be fabulous! Thanks for sharing such a lovely table with us.
I spy pink carrots! Delightful. Beautiful table.
Truly a pretty table! Love all the bunnies scattered about, but the pink glassware just makes it stunning to me. I like the use of the gingham napkins mixed in with the elegance of the gold (they also go so well with the table cloth. I bet dinner was a very happy experience for the guests.
These are SO much fun!! THANX for hosting!! franki
Love, love, love the pink glasses and the checked napkins and the bunnies holding up the napkins, lol. And the floral meadow pieces are beautiful. That’s a very pretty table, Brenda. Thanks for sharing. Isn’t Tom your ‘muscle?’ I smile every time I think about that.
Susan, I have baby bunnies!!! They are so adorable, I can barely stand it. They are living under some small nandina bushes. Haha. One was out today, hugged up against our front sidewalk and the grass lawn. I suspect he thought he was invisible. They are so tiny. Chat told me their favorite things to eat are clover, weeds and grass. We have a big lawn, so they’ve got quite a buffet to feast on. My husband just discovered them yesterday. We are loving watching them. 😀
Brenda, what a fantastic job you did pulling all those colors and patterns together and they all complement each other so well. That textured bunny caught my eye right away…so cute!