Blue and white tablescape

Another amazing spring day! After spending the entire winter indoors, I want to be outside or on our sunporch as much as possible!

Blue and white is my tablescape this week. Beautiful spring weather with the blue water is so refreshing that I always want to dig into my blue stuff. 

Our sunporch is called a "three season room" -- we use it in spring, summer and fall. The windows are all made of a vinyl, believe it or not. They're called Eze-Breeze panels. They are weather-resistant panels installed on aluminum frames and can be clear or tinted to provide shade and give privacy. The view through them is extremely clear! Our windows are tinted, so we can see out but nobody can see in. When they are open, it's like having a giant screened-in porch.

The vinyl panels have a unique glazing and they are shatterproof. If something hits them or is pushed into them, the material will flex and return to its original form. They are feather-light and made to glide up or down without any effort. They also tilt in or lift out and are quite easy to clean.

We just love this room!

As always, I try to keep the setting light and airy on the sunporch!



A touch of Easter with the bunny plates.

Rattan chargers. I love chargers instead of a placemat. Or with a placemat!

White swirl on the goblets is beautiful and accented by the cobalt blue wine glasses.

Bunny dishes are from Pottery Barn purchased this year.

Blue and white dishes are Queens "Calico"

White salt and pepper shakers. Love the shape of these.

Side table has white serving bowl filled with decorative blue and white ceramic balls.

Blue and white balls are also the centerpiece!

A view from above. Calm water on the lake today.

Using off white, almost cream napkins and my Julliard flatware.

Blue candles in crystal holders help to keep it feeling light and airy.

Ready to enjoy another spring evening!

What's on the table:
Rattan chargers: Bought at Walmart on clearance for only $3 each!
Dinner plates: Queens "Calico" found at TJMaxx. I didn't know the pattern name when I purchased them. (Edited to add: I am quite sure these are a copy of the original. Thanks Mary!)
Accent plates: Pottery Barn   
Flatware: Oneida "Julliard" (each place setting was a wedding gift)
Napkins: Crate and Barrel
Clear goblets with white swirl: Horchow
Cobalt blue wine glasses: Pier I
Blue and white ceramic balls: Pier I (on clearance for 98 cents each)
White bowl on side table and square white dish as centerpiece: Walmart
Crystal candle holders: Orrefors
Salt and pepper shakers: Mikasa Italian Countryside


Thanks for reading!


I will be linking to the following fantastic parties this week:

Mosaic Monday at The Little Red House
Masterpiece Monday at Boogieboard Cottage
Show off Your Cottage Monday at The House in the Roses
Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop at Type A
Amaze Me Monday at Dittle Dattle
Debbiedoo's Newbie Party at Debbiedoo's Blogging and Blabbing
Tabletop Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life
Show Me What Ya Got at Not Just a Housewife
Whassup Wednesday at Elements Interiors
Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch
Feature Yourself Friday at Fingerprints on the Fridge
Show and Tell Friday at My Romantic Home
Open House Party at No Minimalist Here
Feather Your Nest Friday at French Country Cottage
Flaunt it It Friday at Chic on a Shoestring Decorating
Seasonal Sundays at The Tablescaper