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Ericka Kline
Ericka Kline
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This simple garland of eucalyptus and found branches is great combined with the linen runner, ceramic plates and metal tableware. The organic shapes soften the lines of the structural pieces.See gold flatware

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4. Sprinkle on some sparkle and light. So far we’ve layered a neutral canvas with textured structure and soft, organic shapes. The last step for a stunning simple tablescape is adding sparkle and light. Plain candlesticks, tea lights or even copper wire lights are great choices.

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I personally love tillandsias, or air plants, and have a beautiful Tillandsia xerographica that lives in my studio, where I can enjoy it year-round. When we have a celebration, it becomes the centerpiece of our tablescape, usually perched on a small block of wood or cork coaster, similar to the air plants displayed in the tablescape here. The organic, soft curls of the tillandsia complement the metallic gold place settings, linens and natural textures.

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Even a small amount of greenery has a big impact. Use your greenery like a ribbon to connect all the pieces of your tablescape so it’s cohesive. Use extra greenery clippings as table settings. Here a fern is used to echo the botanical theme of the tablescape.

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2. Moroccan-Style CourtyardThe patterns on the rug, screen and faceted lights give this English courtyard some exotic Moroccan style. Vines add a lush feeling while the fire pit and cushy chairs add comfort. Notable detail: The house is open to this courtyard on all sides, so the homeowners can enjoy it whether they are indoors or out.See more of this home

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14. Mediterranean AmbianceThis covered patio in Arizona is a dreamy spot for a dinner party, complete with an outdoor kitchen, a natural fiber canopy and a fountain.Notable detail: The way the outdoor kitchen (complete with a pizza oven) serves as an attractive partial wall.See more of this home

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16. Al Fresco DiningThis pergola-covered outdoor dining room overlooks a lake in Massachusetts. The classical proportions of the architecture and lovely furniture and lighting make it a wonderful spot for meals from casual picnics to formal dinner parties.Notable detail: The patio surface is composed of a grid of pavers and grass. Check out the pool and outdoor kitchen

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