
The linear pattern of the runner creates a strong directional line, balanced by the radial symmetry of the place settings. Utilizing a split-complementary color scheme, the deep blues of the tablecloth and greens in the plaid are punctuated by the warm browns of the chargers and cutlery, creating visual interest and depth.
I needed a grounding element. Its linear pattern creates a strong directional line across the tablescape, balancing all the radial symmetry.
I chose these napkins to echo the runner's greens, pulling everything together for a cohesive, tailored feel. It's all in the details!
I needed a solid, grounding color to balance the energy of the tartan runner. The navy's depth anchors the whole tablescape beautifully.
I chose a tartan ribbon to tie the napkins as a mini echo of the table runner. It's subtle, but it brings the whole look together.
I chose the woven charger to add warmth and texture. The dark color is key; it complements the blue and green without competing.
I chose these pillar candles to enhance the classic palette. The varying heights add dimension and drama to the table!
I wanted to echo the tablecloth's rich tone, so I chose these dark blue tapers. Their height adds a touch of drama to the tabletop.
I chose this glassware for its subtle texture that plays off the smooth linens. Plus, its simple shape doesn't compete with the tartan.
I love how the ivory plays against the rich blues and greens. It's a clean, classic counterpoint to the bold tartan.
I chose this flatware for its warm wood tones that add a touch of rustic charm. They're a lovely contrast to the cool blues and greens!
I chose these dark candlesticks to punctuate the softer hues. Their height draws the eye up, balancing the horizontal lines of the runner.