Crystal Grandeur

Sharing a Summer table with a combination of a seaside setting.  Blue & White plates, transparent fish plates in each corner of the mats, shells, a bucket to hold the napkins & blue candles sets an easy tone for a Summer table. Please visit Nap on the porch Please visit Pink saturday Please visit Share your Style  Please visit Grace at Home

It's been two months plus with the lockdown and I don't know to thank the lockdown or not, to a certain extent 'yes' cause nature has bloomed once again to get its original essence. Wonderful to see the rivers flowing clean, animals roaming free, sea creatures trying to explore the silent waters, birds flocking in thousands under the blue sky, and with air clean, all this makes one feel extremely good. Nature played its part to retain it's long lost beauty and say to the world handle me with care. Indeed a lesson to be learnt. The world has changed a lot around in a short span of time. At home/kitchen front, for me, it's been a scenario, not experienced in the past. Cooking a major work of the day and preparing new dishes and dishes that I haven't done for quite some time for the family has become the new normal. As I always enjoy cooking and the family enjoys the preparations I feel sometimes this kind of time is necessary for a family just to be unite

Here is a casual Summer tablescape and the centerpiece is what I say an accidental find. As there is little luck of getting shop flowers these days, recent summer clean up in our garden & creative side of me finding moss type tiny greens inspired me to set this table. Used a table runner and placed the greens which were fragile helped me to spread it evenly. The nice thing about greenery in any shapes and sizes, they add a natural/organic touch. This is an inspiration to set a table from the garden green dismissals and hope you too found some inspiration from CG table styling today:) Please visit Nap on the Porch Please visit Pink Saturday