Walking in a Winter Wonderland tablescape
By The Style Sisters - Saturday, December 10, 2016
I call this my Walking in a Winter Wonderland Tablescape
I just love using bright colors like lime green, red, pink and turquoise at Christmas!
It makes me feel like I am on a Winter Wonderland walk in the neighborhood seeing all the pretty lights.
Setting the Winter Wonderland Tablescape
I set this tablescape using my basic rattan chargers because it brings texture to the table.
I always use white dinner plates.
I think food looks better against a white background.
Don't you agree?
To bring in a little Christmas color I added fun lime green and red Christmas tree salad plates.
I have had these lime green and red Christmas salad plates for years but I will link to some similar ones below.
I bought them when we lived in Texas and I just LOVE them!
Christmas Tree Napkins
I folded red cloth napkin into a Christmas tree and placed a candy cane on top.
Tutorial for the Christmas tree napkin folding directions and video is here.
Goblets
Green goblets were from Pier 1 a few years ago that I bought on clearance for $1.99 ea!! They work all year long for me.
You can see them here on this Spring Tablescape.
I will link some similar ones below
Decorating the Chandelier
I used fresh pieces of garland strung through my chandelier and hung a few ornaments from the chandy as well.
Winter Wonderland Tablescape Centerpiece
For this centerpiece I simply placed an evergreen wreath around a multi colored bottle brush tree.
To bring a little more whimsy I added some bright colored Christmas tree place card holders to surround the wreath.
Decorating the sideboard
Over on the side of the kitchen nook I have a white sideboard and I decorated it with a few Christmas decorations. One of which is the darling letter board with cute red truck holding a Christmas tree.
Decorating the Chalkboard
Hanging over by my sideboard I have a big chalkboard. My talented daughter Madeline chalked this adorable Walking in a winter wonderland snowman for me!
I wish I could write well but alas it is not my talent.
I hope this inspires you to create a Walking in a Winterland Tablescape of your own.
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