I’m so excited you are here today joining me at our Coastal Maine Home with our blue and white late-summer tablescape!
Every year, I get that pit in my stomach when I start to see summer coming to a close. Fall is my favorite time of the year, but being here in coastal Maine for the summer this year has been so nice. The long beach days, home renovation, and time with family and friends have been priceless this summer.
Today, I’m joining some of my best Instagram friends and bloggers in sharing our late summer tablescapes with you here and on Instagram. You are definitely going to want to check out these super-talented ladies’ tablescapes, all listed at the end of this post.
Bico Ceramics offers the most beautiful ceramic dishes with so many choices. They work perfectly with modern and vintage decor, and the dishes I’m working with today are the Watercolor Blue Flower Scalloped dinner plates, which include dinner plates, salad plates, and dinner bowls.
I am crushing on all things blue this year! Blue seems to go with almost everything, and today I’m pairing these “bluetiful” dishes with my mother’s antique pewter, silverware, and kerosene lamps on our new vintage pine table in the dining room.
I picked up 4 blue water glasses at a local antique shop for $15. I love the touch of color they add next to the Watercolor Blue Scalloped dishware.
Did you notice the vintage glasses filled with blueberries? Each one is different. They are old cocktail glasses from days ago that were used for Manhattan’s, a favorite drink of my mother’s. I luv using vintage glassware on a table for things other than to drink with. They can be very easy to find in thrift and antique shops.
Fresh flowers from a local farm stand as the centerpiece assures me that the flowers will be seasonal to our area and will certainly last longer than supermarket flowers with fresh daily water.
You may also enjoy the post, A Timeless Classic | Franciscan Desert Rose Table Setting.
At our home in Vermont, we use Bico Ceramic’s Ria Totem Collection.
You may also enjoy this Table Ready Fakery Bakery.
And the post JUST 4 BLUE DISHES ON THE 4TH OF JULY.
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I’d love to hear from you! If you have thoughts, questions, or just want to pop in and say hello, feel free to leave a comment below. And if you have a vintage-loving friend, don’t forget to share this post—they might find a little inspiration here too.
Do you have a flair for all things vintage, too? I would love to see and feature you in our Reader’s Showcase Series. A place for you to share and be recognized for your talents and passion for all things thrifting, vintage, and antique decor-related inspired by your time here with Dabbling & Decorating. Email me at [email protected]
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Join the other gals joining me here today in sharing their late summer tablescapes with you, too!
Rachel of The Ponds Farmhouse
Kim of Shiplap and Shells
Kristin of White Arrows Home
Stacy of Stacy Ling, Bricks ‘n Blooms
