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Dining Room for Spring
My dining room table has been naked for weeks now since I took down all the Christmas decor. I was ready for something fresh and clean. I have several blue and white vases that I have collected over the years and decided to pull them out. I kept the pallet simple- all white fresh flowers.
The dishes were our first set of china when we got married.
The linen napkins are from William Sonoma Home.
I dressed up the buffet with some fresh lemons.
Have a wonderful weekend!! Im headed to Dallas for Total Home & Gift Show at the Dallas Market. I'll try and take some pics.
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Gorgeous! So fresh, Amanda! Can you share where your boxwood topiaries came from? :)
So fresh and so clean! The flowers make me so excited for spring. I hope you have a great time in Dallas!
OH SO GORGEOUS!
Simply beautiful Amanda! I'm a huge blue and white fan myself and have collected them since as far back as I can remember. You can always work them into any look or decor. So fresh and lovely! Have a wonderful weekend sweet friend!
Cheers!
Cyndy
Oh... this is beautiful! It makes me happy to see this.. so fresh! I'm tired of snowy days.. I'm ready for Spring! :-)
Have a great weekend, Amanda!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
Gorgeous!!!! I think it is the perfect winter pick me up display!!!
Just gorgeous! See...this is why I can never invite you to my house. My dining room table is decorated with...laundry.
What pattern is your pressed glass goblets?? Love them!!
Beautiful! Always a fan of blue and white.
I love the blue and white! Where did you get those plates with the blue rims? LOVE them! Have a good weekend!
Love love this, very Carolyne Roehm. She is the master of blue and white and you did an amazing job!! I pinned it!! Good for you for pushing forward to Spring inspite of our weather, I love Spring and this post is like a breath of fresh air, xo Kathysue
Lovely! It's nice to see some bright, fresh photos. Popping over from Serenity Now.
So pretty! Now I need some fresh white flowers and I love the boxwoods in the pretty white vases.
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