With Father’s Day around the corner, I challenged myself to create a more masculine table setting so I chose colors that reminded me of a golf course because that is where my Dad likes to spend Father’s Day–playing golf!
l coordinated these three patterns from Hen House Linens-“linked up ivy” for the tablecloth and fabric napkin rings, “gracious chocolate” for the table runner, and “bold stripe chocolate” for the dinner napkins.
I love matching these bold patterns with stripes!
For the centerpiece, I chose a simple arrangement of white peonies in a green depression glass vase and Fenton Silvercrest milk glass candlesticks-all of which I found years back at Grand Bazaar Antiques in Mendham, NJ.
The china pattern is Lenox Opal Innocence and the silver belonged to my husband’s grandmother and is Wallace Windsor Rose (1942).
My favorite picture of my Dad….
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Brown is my very favorite color, so I love this table! Your choice of fabrics was wonderful and coordinate beautifully! I can see why you love that photo of your Dad. He has a great smile!
I love this table! The modern linens with the traditional dishes and silver.. so wonderful. The Fenton vase is gorgeous. I love the milk glass. Your father’s picture shows a wonderfully warm and handsome guy! Happy Father’s day to him. xo marlis
What a sweet Dad you have….your table is lovely..
Love, Mona
Wow what a stunning table. And such a nice picture of your Dad. Happy Father’s Day to him.
A great Father’s Day table for a wonderful Dad! Love his picture….I lost my Dad 3 years ago and I find Father’s Day a hard day to get through. I love all the patterns, they go together so well. It does look like golf! Perfect!
Blessings my Friend,