Welcome to the 877th Tablescape Thursday! Kathryn, the lovely owner of Sunnyland Bed and Breakfast, created a beautiful table for summer.
Kathryn said, ” I put together a summery table, and if you add a flag, it would work for the 4th of July!”
Have you ever visited the Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile? Kathryn said, “We drove to Oklahoma over Memorial Day weekend and toured the ‘Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile and Lodge.”
Kathryn added, “The pitcher and salad plates are from her collection.” (Blue and white pitcher is available here: Blue & White Floral Pitcher.)
Beautiful salad plates! Kathryn found her pretty candle holders on Amazon. (Similar candle holders are available here: Candle Holders and here: Candle Holders.
Kathryn found her cherry plates in HomeGoods. Amazingly, they are melamine. Kathryn said, “Vintage glasses were found at an antique store. I made the ‘cherry’ napkins. The flatware is also from HomeGoods, and it is plastic! All fun for summer!!!”
Thanks so much to Kathryn for sharing this fun, patriotic table setting for this week’s Tablescape Thursday!
If you would like to see more of the interior of Sunnyland Bed and Breakfast, you’ll find that tour here: Take a Tour of Beautiful Sunnyland, A True Labor of Love Throughout Its Restoration.
Looking forward to the beautiful table settings linked for this week’s Tablescape Thursday!
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Tablescapes are my FUN place. Very nice, Kathryn! franki
I loved the simplicity and casualness of the table plus the pretty color combination of blue and red. Very fun. The cherry plates put the “cherry on top”! Literally! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for hosting!
What a lovely fresh summer tablescape Kathryn set! Like Toni, I love the simplicity.Thanks to both of you for sharing, and to you for hosting, as always! Hope you’re having a fun week!
No, I have never been to the Pioneer Woman’s mercantile, but I bet I would love it. That sounds like a fun trip.
This table reminds me of something I imagine you might have seen back in the 1940s or 1950s. The gingham tablecloth, the cherry plates and napkins, the vintage style candlesticks – all very sweet and homey. I really love those Cherry Plates. Thanks, Kathryn and Susan for sharing it.
Thank you all for the lovely comments, and thank you Susan for sharing!
Kathryn
Thank you, Kathryn! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Hi Susan. A bit off topic of this post, but I’m wondering if you know of a really good product to protect canvas handbags? You always source such great stuff, and I know if anyone could recommend something great, you could. Thank you.