Deck Out Your Dining With These 8 Spring Tablescape Ideas

This casual table is like a trip to the French countryside. Simple, clean and fresh, herbs garnish the table, the napkins and eventually the plates.      

This delightfully leafy serveware sets a garden-forward tone with a whimsical lettuce motif. We love the monochromatic green colors set against the white backdrop.The dramatic white candleholder swoops across the table, echoing the curves of the plates and creating movement.      

Not only are there little Peter Rabbits painted upon these plates, but a stuffed one also sits atop a stack of books while a large terra cotta pot provides the floral centerpiece. Other orange details are worked in, such as the charger plates and some empty pots that seem to be knocked over. By a naughty bunny perhaps?      

The showstopper of this tablescape is the moss runner in the center of the table. Between the moss mat and the white tulips, they add lots of natural elements to the scene. Delicate pink ribbons add a subtle, neutral color. The plates are equally subdued, with just a dainty blue trim and a little French flair.      

This tablescape is a heavenly blend of pastels, florals, white and gold. Pink and gold butterflies make an interesting accent piece for each place. Picking up on those color cues, pink drinking glasses and gold charging plates grace the table. The candy dish perfectly picks up the colors in the flowers.      

Ranunculi are such a fun springtime flower. They come in beautiful colors and have lots of texture with their zillions of layers of petals. This tablescape lets the flowers be the focus. The green plates have little pink flowers in the middle, which picks up on the theme set by the centerpiece. Green and pink glasses also echo the colors, with some gold layered in by the chargers and silverware to offer balance.      

This shade of robin’s egg blue is so lovely for spring. From the rich fabric of the tablecloth and napkins to the candles, it’s all very luxurious. The plates bring it all together with both more blue and then cream, which is repeated by the milky roses and pearly napkin rings.      

Spring doesn’t have to mean pastels. These navy plates and glasses are sharp and crisp, with flowers in warmer shades, like a sunset in a garden.