I was recently asked to collaborate with a new brand called Ivie Page Living to help design some tablescapes with their collection of dishes, flatware and glasses. I was instantly intrigued by the concept where we incorporated vintage dishware and mixed them in with new linens, flowers and accessories to create updated looks for these beautiful and faithful patterns that have been a mainstay for so many years. The hope is also to inspire people to rethink using vintage patterns that they may already have and reimagine them by mixing and matching other patterns together. The concept for pattern mixing and scale applies to tablescapes the same as it applies in decorating so this was a fun riff on my usual design work.
Here are a few images from the shoots showcasing a few of the tables I put together.
Above photos by Anna Routh Barzin for Ivie Page Living
Above photo by Food Seen NC
As the weather warms up and I find myself coming out of hibernation and thinking about entertaining again, I put together a few more of some of my favorite table setting accessories from Ivie Page Living as well as some other sources. Everything is linked below.
Clockwise from Top Left:
Mottahedah Green Apple Lace Dinner Plate // Jallore Sage Napkins // Gold Flatware // Green Cabbage Dinner Plate //
Blue and White Block Print Tablecloth // Scalloped Napkins // Fitz and Floyd Water Goblet // Pink Pom Pom trim napkins //
Chinese Flowers Salad Plate // Blue Ikat Tablecloth // White Rattan Charger // Green Tree Branch Taper Candles
And if you are looking for a few additional tips on flower arranging, setting a table, pattern mixing, etc. here are a few blog posts I put together for Ivie Page Living that you might enjoy:
Happy Entertaining!
xo, Cameron
