The rains need not thwart any celebration that can easily be switched to indoor get-together and still bring in the fun and al fresco feel. Entertaining family and friends at home over lunch and dinner led chemist Pinky Tobiano to one of her lifestyle ventures, tablescaping in TableLove by Pinky with Pottery Barn.
Dazzling outdoor-themed tablescapes are delivered indoors by Pinky through her artistic partnership with Pottery Barn.
That makes any dining at whatever time of the day feasible and easily workable. Starting with the base, Pinky used the Modern Farmhouse Extending Dining Table crafted from solid Meranti wood that is ideal for a group of six or eight people, mostly family members or friends.
The table can go with Pottery Barn’s Fenton dining chairs made with an acacia wood frame and intricately wrapped in fine, woven buffalo hide, undoubtedly an eye-catcher and definitely comfortable.
In Pinky’s years of doing tablescaping, having diverse choices undeniably sparked an interesting conversation with guests at the dining table. Monstera leaves adorned by white roses don’t normally come together.
Yet, Pinky highlights them with wooden vines and bundles of baby’s breath in Sea Green Frosted Glass Vases to harmonize all the elements together. Pottery Barn’s bestselling Flameless Candles on top of Broker Bronze Pillar Holders give added light and dimension. Interestingly, Pinky combines a touch of citrus to the tablescape with fresh oranges sliced and whole that adorn the entire look, evoking bright colors on the table.
For the dinnerware, the Chambray Tile Melamine Dinnerware, ideal for both indoor and outdoor dining, can be used for any party. The layered dinnerware can be blended with neat, Linen Hemstitch Table Napkins and Mori Coll Jute Placemats made of 100 percent jute material, adding organic texture to the setting.
To complete the setting, Pinky’s favorite Drinkware Collection, the Happy Hour Acrylic Glasses, made of molded Tritan both short and tall that are durable, crack and warp-resistant.