Hey y’all!
We are on day four of ourEaster Tablescapes series… I cannot get over how gorgeous all of these tables have been so far!! I hope that you guys have been hopping over to check them out! I know I have been pinning like crazy!
Today we have the ever-fabulous Laura from Finding Home…
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An Easter table setting from Finding Home– a balance of casual and formal using vintage ironstone filled with dried lavender, an eyelet lace tablecloth, vintage rabbits, candlesticks and eggs and formal dinnerware.
Visit Finding Home to see her beautiful table…
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Trish Flake
Owner at Uncommon Designs
Hey y'all! I am Trish and the creative voice behind Uncommon Designs. I adore party planning, holiday celebrations, and all things crafty! I am so excited to share my creative adventures with you!
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Oh! I love the brass and lavender together! That Laura is so talented! Off to pay her a visit…
Heather
Tablescapes are so lovely and Easter is number one in my opinion! I love using fresh flowers and making everything look springy and fresh after the cold of winter. thinking about doing a tablescape just to blog about!!
Love tablscapes, this one is just lovely. Thanks for visiting me.
Combining the brass and lavender makes a perfect theme.
I also wanted to try combination. I love the table setting here.
Desiree
I’ve missed so many of them! I’ll need to backtrack a bit! I love this one from Laura! very elegant…
I have been having a great time looking for brass rabbits at flea markets . So far I have 3. Of course I could get them on eBay but walking with the crowds outdoors is so much more pleasant. Hope to find a few more so I can set an Easter table as beautiful as yours. Thanks for the idea.