Every now and then, I like to go a little "non-traditional" in my Christmas décor colours but only in small doses.
Often, I find a tablescape is the perfect way to introduce a different look that
I'm not sure I want ALL OVER the house.
As such, this year, I chose to go with a
"Christmas in Teal Blue" theme for my table.
So, while I love the wintry white of Christmas...
...I'm also enjoying the pop of bold colour with it.
The inspiration for this dramatic colour came from this fabulous sequined table runner which was a gift from a co-worker.
Place settings began with teal coloured placemats and napkins topped by white plates.
Aqua toned glass bowls with faux ice chunks hold a Christmas ball for a placecard.
A side view
I got these silver Christmas tree candles last year during a clearance sale.
They are wrapped up as favours.
A large hurricane vase is filled with a white pillar candle and teal Christmas ornaments. A green wreath and coordinating poinsettias are placed around the bottom. Sequined cone trees flank the vase. Together, they combine to create a dramatic centerpiece.
A trio of floating candles add a warm glow inside blue mosaic glass bowls.
Snowflakes are hung from the chandelier for fun.
By adding a few teal coloured ornaments to the buffet décor, it is coordinated with the tablescape.
The teal and white tablescape adds drama to the dining room both by day and...
...by night.
Have you chosen any non-traditional colours for your Christmas décor this year?
Thanks for visiting!
Hope you've enjoyed my Christmas in Teal Blue Tablescape!
One more thing...
Special thanks to Judy at DIY by Design for featuring my Rustic Christmas Mantel post last week! I am honoured to be chosen from amongst so many talented entries!
I will be linking this post to these
fabulous blog parties:
Metamorphosis Monday at Between Naps
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Fall into Fall at DIY by Design
Wow us Wednesday at Savvy Southern
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Tutorials & Tips Monday at Home
Stories A to Z
Let’s Dish at Cuisine Kathleen
Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps
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The Scoop at Stone Gable
Show & Tell Friday at My Romantic
Home
Be Inspired Friday at Common Ground
Inspiration Gallery at Craftberry
Bush
Seasonal Sunday at The Tablescaper
Showcase Sunday at Under the Table
and Dreaming
I love the teal blue. I actually have a centerpiece that is teal blue this year. Must post it on my blog soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tablescape! Love what you've done with a non-traditional color. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Very Pretty table!! I enjoy the non-traditional color, it is always fun to see something different. I love the little teal glass bowls with the ice and ornament, a beautiful way to tip off a gorgeous place setting.
ReplyDeleteYour table is lovely, the teal blue and the yellow plates look wonderful together. I love all of your accent pieces, the teal poinsettia is very attractive and looks gorgeouse along with the teal trees. I am working on an aqua table - not a real easy thing to do on a budget. I do already have a lot of aqua but my pieces are pretty much summer in nature. I've seen what you have done here and it truly lovely. Seeing how nice everything works together in your tablescape does inspire me to go ahead and see what I can do with what I have.
ReplyDeleteCandy
Your decorations look like a Hallmark card. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the aqua as a Christmas Tablescape. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the gorgeous teal color....it looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI would say you've got it totally right this season as teal seems to be the year's color choice for decorations. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the Teal Blue! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour teal blue is stunning! I've had aqua Christmas decor before and of course, my favourite pink and white. This year, I'm using a lot of cream and gold although I do have silver and pink as well on the the tree this year. Thank you for sharing your pretty tablescape and do stop by and say Hello. I'm another Canadian blogger.
ReplyDeleteChristmas blessings,
Sandi
A stunningly beautiful christmas table. Am in love with it.........
ReplyDeleteand the few out the window looks like a Winter Wonderland, What fun to see.......thanks,
Blessings for a very Merry Christmas,
Nellie
What a beautiful tablescape and your teal is totally amazing. I love, love, love it all. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteChristmas in Teal! The silver and teal is a wonderful way to celebrate this Christmas. The cones are so beautiful for your centerpiece. The teal placemats are a wonderful accent! Have a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeletePam
Stunning! Gorgeous! Perfection! Love the teal. It is a favorite color of mine, and you have used it to it's glory.
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Sheila
Its glory... The IPAD tried to tell me how to spell. I spell better it does! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis has to be at the top of my favorites of the season...I ♥♥♥ aqua tables!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous table! I love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteSharlotte
This is so beautiful! I love the teal touches, one of my favorite colors. I love your centerpiece and love the idea of putting the ball name plate holders in small bowls. Also, your table looks spectacular against the snow outside the window.....Christine
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! Love the color, nice break in all the red and green, and it could be in a magazine, seriously. I'd love it if you'd join my History & Home link party, runs Tue - Fri. Merry Christmas to you - Dawn @ We Call It Junkin.com
ReplyDeleteLovely! Wonderful color scheme and it looks very festive.
ReplyDeleteFirst, congratulations on being featured at DIY by Design! That's terrific!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this splash of cool, creative color for a contemporary Christmas! Those sequinned trees are just fabulous to the nth!!! LOVE those!!! They really give off a ton of shimmer and make the table look SO festive!!! You did such a great job of creating a dramatic centerpiece! That's what this time of year begs...the bigger, the better! And you KNOW I'm lovin' it that you carried the theme right on over to that buffet!!! Those icy glass Christmas trees are really slick!!!
Homerun!!!!!! Touchdown!!!!! Goal!!!!! Swish!!! Hole in one!!! Nothin' but net!!!! :-) Have a great weekend!
Lovely, DD! I know what you mean about the color on the table. That's what makes it fun, we can do something different there, yet still keep the traditions elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, and thanks for sharing at Let's Dish!