She has such wonderful ideas, not to mention the china, pottery, accessories, linens and silverware collections that she owns.
Well, I guess the clue is in the name of the blog!
Although I personally don't "tablescape" (is that a verb?) I often find inspiration there for ways to decorate our home, especally at this time of year - Autumn.
A recent post featured a collection of gorgeous white pumpkins and brown ceramics, you can see it by clicking here.
Suitably inspired, I went "shopping", through my home, to create a fall vignette for the top of the wood burning stove in the sitting room.
I gathered together a large faux white pumpkin (TJ Maxx 2009), a white ceramic cake stand, rattan tablemat and faux fall wreath (Michaels 2009).
I added a tall lantern (a recent purchase from La Redoute), which I placed on a couple of hardback books for extra height, before lighting the "Cashmere" candle inside.
Then for added interest and texture, a log which I unearthed from the outdoor wood pile, "enhanced" with real horse chestnuts from the garden.
I really like how it evolved, however the chimney sweep called by the house on Friday morning to clear away any debris which might be blocking said chimney.
Soon there will be wonderful log fires to sit beside, with tea and books, so I think I'd better find a safer place to relocate this vignette to, very soon.
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A wonderful decoration!
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Markus
Looks lovely, Maggie. The Tablescaper is full of inspiration. I need to get some fall arrangements made for here. Ideas are churning. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. ~ sarah
Your old wood stove is beautiful...we have one at the lake and I love it. When we really have the fire going well, it glows!
ReplyDeleteYour vignette is lovely! Very festive! The log looks perfect and those are some big chestnuts!! Well done, Maggie! :-)
XO,
Jane
Once you move that pretty arrangement and light a fire in the stove you'll have the perfect fall surroundings.
ReplyDeleteI'm so touched by your post and sweet comments! Love your vignette.
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Maggie
ReplyDeleteI love your white pumpkin vignette.
I love to decorate on my stove as well, but it's cooler now and I have to burn in it!
The pumpkin vignette is beautiful! Love your wood stove and hearth Maggie, I'm looking forward to my first fire too:@)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! And very elegant. I am totally in love with all of the spectacular new pumpkin varities and especially the white ones.(-:
ReplyDeleteI think you've done a lovely job of tablescaping! And I love that old wood stove - I bet it keeps you cozy in the winter.
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ReplyDeleteYour wood stove looks sooo cozy -- I love it! Your Autumn vignette is so very seasonal and the log with the horse chestnuts gives it a perfect touch of the outdoors. We don't have chestnut trees in our area because they all succumbed to a blight the early part of the 20th century. So I've never seen a chestnut tree, but always wanted to.
Thanks for sharing and Happy Seasonal Sunday to you!
Denise
A lovely vignette Maggie. I love white pumpkins. laurie
ReplyDeleteLovely vignette! Everything is just perfect. Thank you for sharing your inspiration with us.
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful pumpkin vignette. Using the berries around the pumpkin is so beautiful. Love it. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
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