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 Tablescape Tuesday: Rise ‘n Shine!

~ Food & Entertaining, Tablescape Tuesday

“Let me hear in the morning of your steadfast love,
    for in you I trust.
Make me know the way I should go,
    for to you I lift up my soul”
Psalm 143:8

 On Monday morning after a week-long vacation, it is so hard to “rise and shine”!    But work was calling and so was Tablescape Tuesday!  I decided to keep it simple – breakfast for two at our kitchen island!  As always, you are invited to join us!

 I softened the granite top with a rooster patterned table square!  A European charcuterie board provided the foundation for the centerpiece!  Water hyacinth placemats added texture!  Paisley napkins match the border on the table square!  The centerpiece consisted of a Fitz and Floyd rooster and hen along with fresh herbs from our garden!  I used thyme, lemon balm, rosemary, basil, and ornamental peppers.  The salt and pepper shakers are vintage! Pineapple orange juice in champagne flutes turns an ordinary breakfast into a festive one!    The rooster plates coordinate perfectly with the table square!  The large rooster and Italian pasta jar are always at home on the kitchen island!   “A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver”
Proverbs‬ ‭25‬:‭11‬

The Details:
Table square/napkins – custom-made many years ago with Waverly fabrics
Charcuterie board – Blackberry Farm
Dinner plate/cup and saucer – Horchow.com American Atelier
“baroque” pattern
Flutes – Tuesday Morning (several years ago)
Water Hyacinth Placemats – Tuesday Morning
Pasta Canister – Horchow.com

pam closing

Linking with Pieced Pastimes, Silver Pennies, Life on Lakeshore Drive, Thoughts From Alice, Mod Vintage Life, Coastal Charm, My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia, The Dedicated House, Dwellings-Heart of Your Home, Savvy Southern Style, Ivy and Elephants, French Country Cottage, From My Front Porch To Yours, Stone Gable, Confessions of a Plate Addict, Worthing Court, Between Naps on the Porch, Cedar Hill Farmhouse, A Stroll Thru Life, The Style Sisters, The Charm of Home, The Winthrop Chronicles, Cornerstone Confessions, A Delightsome Life, Imparting Grace, Posed Perfection, Katherines Corner, My Romantic Home, Chic On A Shoestring Decorating, Rooted In Thyme, Share Your Cup, TheEnchanting Rose, Alabama Women Bloggers, 21 Rosemary Lane, Northern Nesting, Oh My Heartsie Girl,  Cozy Little House, Rattlebridge Farm, The Turquoise Home, My Flagstaff Home, In The New House, Natasha in Oz, Vintage Refined

 

Comments

  1. Just lovely! What a welcoming way to start the day. I found your blog about a month ago and have enjoyed looking at all the beautiful spaces you have created!

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    • Thanks so much, Shirley! The paisley napkins are quite old now, but I still enjoy pulling them out occasionally. The rooster print was used in my kitchen years ago as well as the paisley. Happy Tuesday!

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  6. I am in love with your charcuterie board…as well as your roosters.I think every kitchen should have at least one rooster, and of course every rooster should have a hen.

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  8. Your kitchen is so pretty, Pam! I love softening the bar with the cloth. I have a friend that covers her entire bar with a cloth that she had made especially for showers and engagement parties. She uses a solid brown and very formal flowers transforming the entire look.
    Your table for two is eye catching and your centerpiece pulls everything together. Love all the colors.
    Hope your week is restful. You have had a busy month. Haven’t had a chance to comment on your island adventure. Beautiful scenery. Glad all turned out well. The weather can change things quickly.

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  9. What a beautiful breakfast display. You have such talent at putting table settings together. I have begun collecting settings for the holidays. Mixing and matching is definitely the most practical way to go. I will definitely check out some stores on your list.

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  11. I commented on your Waterford tour of photos and decided to update and this on Tuesday and am enjoying your rooster plates and lovely linens. This is a really uplifting setting. The FNF rooster is beautiful and Dallas is where the corp started and we always went to their sales.
    Please, come take a peek of my Lemon Zest Tablescape post this week!
    Loved visiting!

    Pam

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  13. I love this tablescape! It is bright, colorful and sings, “Happy Morning!” Your kitchen is beautiful as well. Thanks for sharing this, Pam.
    Rosie @ The Magic Hutch

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  16. I love, love, love this! Breakfast for two in the kitchen is such a great way to start the week. The yellows really brighten the space up and are sure to send you out the door smiling. Thanks for sharing at Inspiration Thursday!

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  17. Your kitchen is beautiful! Your island breakfast set-up is a wonderful idea. Your roosters and plates are beautiful, and your hen and rooster pair are my favorites. Welcome home! 🙂

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  18. Very beautiful to start your day! I love the long board. Perfect for adding visual interest. I love the idea of picking herbs for décor. I use them in cooking, but don’t think to do that. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  19. What a fabulously colorful table with your oranges and reds. My neighbor has a rooster next door, even though you aren’t to have them in the city, and she just loves him, although he is noisy all day, not just in the morning.
    This would make anyone want to rise and shine.

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  22. I LOVE your use of color! Even though I’m not much of a morning person, I would love to wake up to breakfast in your kitchen! 🙂

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  25. Hello Pam
    I’m just popping in from Stephanie’s party.
    I adore this table setting, especially as I’m a francophile!
    The toile table cloth and roosters hit the spot with me – I love it all!
    Hugs
    Shane

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  29. I love all of the tuscan colors in your kitchen! Such warm colors!! This is a cute setting and I love the centerpiece arrangement!

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  30. I’m so glad you linked this up this week Pam, it’s one of my favorites and I missed it the first time you posted it! Love the colors and Provence feel, it’s just fabulous!
    Jenna

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  31. Your decore is so beautiful!! Please let me know where you bought that tall rooster. O love it!!

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  32. Pam,
    Once again I have found inspiration from your table. Ever since our children left the house, my husband and I have been eating meals at our island/peninsula–not at the table. I think my husband missed eating at the table, but it made me sad not having our girls there. Now I see how I can set a beautiful table at the counter. Who would have thought of setting a table where you eat at the counter on barstools? Thank you, thank you.

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