Feeling Spring with Pink and Green Tablescape

Hello, and welcome to my blog, Panoply. Whether you're a new visitor or longtime reader, I'm so happy you're here. It's March, and I'm feeling spring! Today I have a tablescape for you, Feeling Spring with Pink and Green. 

My tablescape is but one of sixteen being shared today in a blog hop I'm hosting. You will find all the links to those participating today near the end of this post. 

It's always a day of anticipation for me when hosting these tablescape hops. Each blogger creates their own spin on the seasonal subject in ways that consistently blows me away in terms of inspiring creativity. Hopefully, you'll feel some of that same inspiration. So let's get to it, shall we?

Y'all, it's been a long winter. Finally, we are starting to see signs of spring, though. Getting outside on an 80° day last Friday gave me the chance to see all the green emerging, and signs of buds and new perennial growth. It feels like spring is here. So out came pink and green for my table. 

My table elements that weren't already part of my tabletop inventory were mostly sourced last summer. I'd been eyeing the ruffled placemats and napkins like a hawk, watching and waiting for a markdown, and pounced when they went on sale. The same thing was true with the salad plates. I particularly liked the undulating edge of these hand-fired and painted plates from Portugal. These were originally available in both pink and blue colorways, but it appears only blue is available now. I love that either colorway would go well with my green majolica plates.

This blown glass vase reminds me of Italian millefiori design (a thousand flowers). It was made by a West Virginia glassmaker who works at Blenko Glass Co. This is not a Blenko design, though, it is the artist's own. I bought white roses for the table, a simple choice.

The salt & pepper shakers were a gift with loyalty points earned from past purchases with Juliska. As a gardener, I love the little topiary shapes. The color block tablecloth was new this year. I couldn't believe how perfectly coordinated it is to the napkins' pattern.

The glassware was a very fun find from Amazon last year. Note the flower petal bases and top edge of the bowl of the glass, as well as the colors - two are pink with green foot, two are green with pink foot. The secondary glass is ombre colored green to pink. A Fitz and Floyd vintage pitcher and MacKenzie-Childs rosy pink ceramic bunnies hopped onto the table as accents. 

The little bunny napkin rings were part of a basket of linens bought at a recent estate sale. On the side of each is a pink flower.

Moss bunnies also flank the ends of the table with the rosy check bunny plates. Those, as well as the roses on the table's center rest on raffia placemats to bring a color cohesiveness and to ground the pattern of the tablecloth. It's a preppy, fun and casual look for the season of spring, and equally suitable for an Easter brunch or lunch.

Below are my sources for items used on this tablescape in case you have an interest in any of them ( no affiliations). 

Feeling Spring with Pink and Green Tablescape Source Details

Cotton color block placemats and napkins - Mark and Graham

Raffia placemats (in center of table), bunny plates - MacKenzie-Childs

Color block tablecloth, drinking glassware - Amazon

Flatware (Sophia) - Horchow

Salad Plates (Aerin Garden Bouquet) - Williams Sonoma

Pink hand-blown glass vase - Perpetual Glassworks by James R. Woodson

Topiary Salt & Pepper - Juliska

Moss bunnies - HomeGoods

Majolica dinner plates, bunny napkin rings, bunny pitcher (Fitz & Floyd) - antique shop and estate sale finds

Now, please enjoy all the other table enthusiasts as they share their ideas for spring tablescapes. The links below will take you directly to their posts.

Panoply - Feeling Spring with Pink and Green Tablescape

Home is Where the Boat Is - Tulips and Bunnies for Easter

Hyacinths for the Soul - Hop, Hop, Hop into Spring!

Me and My Captain - Spring Is In The Air...In Florida Anyway

The Cat's Whiskerz - Bunny Ears and Easter Wishes

Everyday Living - The Splendor of Spring

Pandora's Box - Breakfast with the Bunnies

My Thrift Store Addiction - Whimsical Sweet Treats Easter Bar

Life and Linda - Welcome Spring With Bunnies

Mantel and Table - A Fresh Blue and Pink Tablescape For a Beautiful Spring

Olla-Podrida - Blossoming into Easter: My Floral Tablescape Makeover

Corner of Plaid and Paisley - Easter in the Garden

The Little Yellow Corner Store - Easter Bonnet Bunny Tablescape

Red Cottage Chronicles - Easter Tablescape Ideas: A Charming Pink and Green Table for Spring

Dinner at Eight - Springing into View - A Blossoming Table

Thrifting Wonderland - Simple Spring Tablescape Ideas

I hope you're feeling spring in your region. If not, hold tight, it will soon appear. Seeing robins flock in open fields is one of the first harbingers of spring in our region. I noted that on February 25, as well as my hellebores starting to bloom. It certainly inspires. I hope this tablescape also inspires you. 

Rita C. at Panoply

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