Bonjour mon amis! What could be more fabulous than to have a seat at an Eiffel Tower table on Valentine’s Day in Paris; the City of Light and Love?
I’ve been fortunate to eat dinner there twice. First, was with my husband early in our marriage. While vacationing in Paris a decade plus later, we took our then adolescent sons to dine at an Eiffel Tower table.
There are several dinning establishments inside the Eiffel Tower; including champagne and macaroon bars.
Popular with families and for its incredible view over Paris, is 58 Tour Eiffel. Legendary restaurant and triple Michelin-star, Le Jules Verne, is undergoing a facelift and will reopen in the spring. A truly magical experience in an iconic setting.
My Eiffel Tower table is in a much more modest setting — I’ve swapped Paris for Pittsburgh!
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Viva La France!
Today’s post is part of the Valentine’s Day Tablescape Blog Hop, hosted by Chloe of Celebrate & Decorate. All this week, nearly two dozen talented stylists share their sweet table creations for your viewing pleasure. You’ll find all the links at the end of the post.
Setting the Parisian scene begins with a black and white Kate Spade tablecloth. Gold metallic stripes add some glitz to the Eiffel Tower table. Next, I layered quilted red, heart-shaped placements (Kohl’s this year) at each of four place settings at the round table.
I purchased the versatile tablecloth for queen bee and Breakfast at Tiffany’s theme My Favorite Things Parties. With a black and white design scheme on the covered porch and pergola, the tablecloth works outdoors too. I just wish I had splurged on an another round or oblong one.
Black and white work well in creating tablescapes; regardless of the occasion or season. In Building a Snowman Table Setting, checkered placemats are styled with plaid napkins and the same red flatware (Home Goods) as the Eiffel Tower table.
Set on the kitchen island, the look transitions nicely from Christmas to January to Valentine’s Day. Hmm, maybe I should pick up three more heart placemats for the bar and mix them with the snowman tableware until Valentine’s Day — what do you think?
Emperor’s Emblem
Napkins in the same color scheme depict the Eiffel Tower and say, “Paris.” A little redundant I guess, as who doesn’t know where to find the iconic landmark?
I’ve been looking for an occasion to use my bee napkin rings for the first time. A lovely and generous gift from my friend Kem, bee-cause she knows I fancy myself Queen Deb-Bee.
I also love the bee symbol because of my French ancestry that includes at least three surnames beginning with the letter “B.” That’s why I chose the theme for my very first My Favorite Things Bee Party.
Did you know the bee was Napoleon’s symbol as emperor?
Golden napkin rings help to pull out the metallic stripe in the tablecloth. And, ‘diamond’ bling adds sparkle to the Eiffel Tower table. Aren’t they bee-ut-iful? Sorry, I’m all a buzz. Whoops! I just can’t bee stopped LOL!
Come spring, I can’t wait to incorporate the napkin rings into a new tablescape using bee plates, flatware and glasses seen in HapBEE Birthday Table.
Raise a Glass
Recently, I came across four vintage glasses etched with a rose pattern. Metallic gold rims and bows also decorate the stemware. Does anyone recognize the manufacturer or pattern?
Update: Thanks to Beverly of Across the Boulevard, I’ve been able to identify the glasses as Libbey’s Rose Classic pattern from 1953. These are apparently water goblets.
On the Eiffel Tower table, I’ve paired the Classic Rose pattern with vintage Cambridge Rose Point etched crystal, passed down by my très French great-grandmother.
For Thanksgiving, I often use grand mere’s stemware; as seen in Birds of a Feather Gather Together Table.
When I saw the ‘new’ glasses, I knew they were meant for each other! What do you think mon amis?
Eiffel Tower Table Dishware
Rather than layer chargers and dishes, I chose a single luncheon plate set in the center of each red heart placemat. Depicted on each white plate is the Eiffel Tower.
The special accent plates are part of Lenox’s Tin Pan Alley Collection. Tucked in my cupboard are others decorated with either Big Ben or the Statue of Liberty. I believe there is also a Golden Gate Bridge version?
Set to the right of each plate is a unique square-sided bowl that also depicts the Eiffel Tower — on all four sides. And, like the napkins, they say “Paris” — to remind you’re supposed to be in Paris not Pittsburgh LOL!
I actually use the bowls quite often for everyday meals. Made by Ciroa, the porcelain bowls came in a four-pack (Marshalls or TJ Maxx), and are dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe.
Square appetizer or mini dessert-size Eiffel Tower plates are set to the left of each place setting. Like the bowls, they also were packaged in sets of four.
Made by 222 Fifth, the little plates are part of their City Scenes group. They match the large square platter I’ve set at an angle in the center of the Eiffel Tower table.
To elevate the square platter, I used a small white cupcake stand underneath. These little stands have come in hand in numerous tablescapes and dessert buffets; including Peacock Theme Menu cupcakes.
Going Vertical
Because of the constraints of setting the round glass table for four, I tend to keep whatever is in the center low — so not to impede conversations or crowd the dining surface.
If you follow Debbee’s Buzz, you know I frequently decorate chandeliers either to complement or replace centerpieces. Last year, I went vertical Decorating with Red Heart Ornaments for Valentines Day in the dining room.
So, when I recently found red, heart-shaped ornaments (my grocery store of all places!), I snapped them up. What I especially like is their rose relief pattern. Aren’t they sweet?
For Eiffel Tower table guest favors, I added red ornament ribbon and slipped one into each of the Paris bowls.
There were enough leftover ornaments and Valentines decorations in my stash for a quick and easy embellishment of the kitchen chandelier. Voila!
Good thing I always keep a variety of extra Christmas ornament hangers (Michaels) on hand to decorate year-round. See How to Decorate a Chandelier for Fall or Peacock Ornaments Decorate Chandelier for other designs.
I like how the dangling hearts compliment the Valentine’s theme of the Eiffel Tower table below.
Eiffel Tower Bar
Before dinner, I’ll server drinks and appetizers from the adjacent kitchen island. That’s where I’ve set up the Eiffel Tower centerpiece; because it’s too tall for the tabletop.
Hanging on the door in the background is Fanciful Alice in Wonderland Theme Wreath. Decorated with red roses and hearts, it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day. And, the harlequin ribbon compliments the Eiffel Tower table color scheme.
Twinkling white lights, Valentines ribbon and more heart elements embellish what is actually a wine rack (Home Goods). Unfortunately, the tiny lights are hard to see in bright daylight when I took the pictures.
Sitting to the side of the Eiffel Tower is a bottle of red for later in the evening.
You might remember the Eiffel Tower decorating the bar during a Breakfast at Tiffany’s Theme Brunch.
Because, like Holly Golightly says, “Paris is always a good idea.”
Styling Sweet Tables
Now it’s time to check out all the other Valentine’s Day tables created by a talented group of bloggers. See how two others also incorporated an Eiffel Tower centerpiece into their tablescape.
Monday
A casa di Bianca ♥ Panoply ♥ From My Carolina Home ♥ Corner of Plaid and Paisley ♥ The Little Yellow Corner Store
Tuesday
Everyday Living ♥ Life and Linda ♥ Knock it Off Kim ♥ Home is Where the Boat Is ♥ Belle Blue Interiors
Wednesday
Bluesky at Home ♥ Debbee’s Buzz ♥ The Painted Apron ♥ Camelot Art
Thursday
Home and Gardening With Liz ♥ Sweet Sensations ♥ Celebrate & Decorate ♥ Our Crafty Mom ♥ My Family Thyme
Friday
Follow the Yellow Brick Home ♥ Zucchini Sisters ♥ Red Cottage Chronicles ♥ My Thrift Store Addiction ♥ Me and My Captain
And if you missed it, check out A Valentine’s Day Tea Party. Or the cute In the Pink Valentines Day Table.
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Ooh la la…. tres belle Debbee! I love all your Eiffel Tower pieces…perfect for Valentine’s Day and for celebrating the city of Love! The red heart placemats and petite red heart ornaments set them off perfectly. I’ve been tempted by and admired that Kate Spade striped tablecloth every time I go in Bed, Bath & Beyond. As always, it’s a treat to blog hop with you! Happy Valentine’s Day ♥
Merci beaucoup Mary! Oh dear, I didn’t know they had the KS tablecloth at BB&B — I may have to grab a few coupons and pick up another!
Debbee, Love the Eiffel Tower theme. I’ve been there too, but it was right after New Year’s and freezing cold and snowing. Beautiful dishes and beautifully used with all the red hearts and ribbon. What a fun idea.
What an interesting time to visit Paris — I’ll bet its gorgeous covered in a blanket of snow? And, there’s so much to see (museums, shopping, etc.) and eat (!) anytime of year. Sometimes I wish I could click my heels together and find myself transported back there.
Lovely Debb! How lucky you’ve been to have dined at the Eiffel Tower! I have to say that would be a goal of mine if I ever made it there! All the details are so pretty. Those red quilted heart shaped placemats are wonderful and your chandelier looks beautiful. I really like the red ornaments you hung from it. I like the Kate Spade tablecloth- I might have to buy one for myself! You will be surprised to see mine tomorrow and how we had a similar theme!
Dear Liz, I do so hope you get to Paris someday. And, although it may seem like a tourist trap, I can’t recommend enough the splurge to eat in the Eiffel Tower. Kohl’s has some of the best placemats I think; especially when half off plus a coupon. I’ve decided to go back for 3 more for the kitchen island settings. Can’t wait to see your table interpretation — always enjoy your posts.
We are on the same page with the Paris theme, love those plates and bowls!! Your red heart theme on the chandelier is wonderful. We had a wonderful romantic vacation in Paris some years ago.
Carole, too bad we couldn’t somehow combine our tables — your centerpiece would be perfect with my Eiffel Tower theme. And, would add the romantic candlelight mine is missing. Paris is soooo wonderful, even with a pair of adolescent boys! We had a great time.; arriving from Rome after overnighting in our own sleeper cabin via train. One day we spent over 7 hours in the Louvre (one evening a week they are open late), and only left because they were closing. We also discovered the street named for an ancestor during the time of real Musketeers. Been there twice, and I hope hubby and I get there again!
hi Debbee, oh la la, what cute Eiffel tower things you have and oh so special since you’ve been there twice! The heart place mats are wonderful and I love the black and white stripes! Your chandy looks so cute decked out with red hearts and bling! The bee napkin rings were made for you, and they are so stunning! Thank you for the Valentine fun today!
Bon jour Jenna! Those Eiffel Tower dishes by 222 Fifth are so reasonably priced and practical it made them a no-brainer. I even bought sets for my youngest son for entertaining his friends. Another set as a bridal shower gift for a couple planning to honeymoon in Paris. Even though the table is set to celebrate Valentine’s Day, I like that I can use the tableware year-round.
DebBEE, whether Pittsburgh or Paris, I would LOVE to sit at your table (and then raid your dish closet!!). It’s those 222 Fifth plates and little heart ornaments that have my heart racing a bit. Love the detail of the etched skyline on those plates. Oh, and those napkin rings – they are superb, what a gift, as I’ve eyed those online. You truly have put out all the stops for Paris-themed Valentine, regardless of where we’re dining.
Mon cher Rita, you know you are welcome at my table anytime! We’d be a force to be reckoned with if we ever combined our tableware collections, LOL!
P.S. Because of the Google “thing”, am I going to lose all your comments and dialog on my website? I sure hope not! I thought only personal Google+ was going away, not our blog accounts?
Love your Paris theme setting! The bee ? napkin ring holders are so cute! You’ve tied everything in together perfectly! I hope to visit Paris with my husband one day when our kids are older!
Your name is Desiree! I have a confession, growing up ‘Desiree’ was the French name I wanted — ever since I saw the movie about Desiree and Napoleon. Oh, I do hope you and your hubby get to Paris one day. Although, I confess, I enjoyed our family vacation with our two sons immensely. My younger son had just read both A Tale of Two Cities and The Three Musketeers. He was really into all the history and culture, and fascinated to know an ancestor was incarcerated in the Bastille by the evil Cardinal R.
Debbee, I adore Paris and all things Eiffel Tower. I love that you carried your theme out so beautifully. I have the city scapes luncheon plates, but they are square! Your chandy decor is the perfect finishing touch honoring the city of love! It is a pleasure to blog hop with you!
Ooh, I love those cityscapes dishes! Have you ever posted a tablescape using them? If so, I’d love to see it. So pleased you enjoyed the table Pam. Viva la France!
Tres chic Debbee. love your black and white with red color theme. Great minds do think alike…haha.
The plates look so cute and the way you offset the bowls with the darling red hearts. Ooh la la for sure. Paris is such a fun place to visit. Your chandy is adorned beautifully. Perfect napkins and your darling bee napkin rings. What a great theme to celebrate Valentine’s day.
Merci Linda! I only have a few pieces of tableware I’d say are specific to Valentines Day, so I scratched my head a bit coming up with a new holiday tablescape. When I found the heart placemats at Kohls, it somehow all came together with the Eiffel Tower dishes. A small investment with big impact! Voila!
I am glad I can virtually enjoy the Eiffel Tower through your wonderful tablescape! I have never been to Paris, so this is a treat for me. Love your striped table cloth and the way the red heart placemats just pop off of it. Your stemware is gorgeous. It is always fun to hop with you Debbee!
Ann, so pleased you enjoyed the virtual visit! Those trips to Paris and my French ancestry influenced several tables. Including a climb to the top of Notre Dame Cathedral which led me to collect gargoyles placed in my herb garden. That led to a much darker Haunted Halloween Hallows Table in October’s hop.
I don’t have a bucket list just lots of places I look forward to visiting. Paris is at the top of the list and I want to visit as many Patisseries as possible. Until then, I will live vicariously through your beautiful themed table. Most of the time I’m all for a deep stack, but in this instance, I love the simple elegance of yours. The additional decor on the chandy is the icing on the cake. Everything is beautiful!
Oh yes, eating in Paris — certainly adored all the desserts, but also the cheese, breads, wine, etc.! I have a real weakness for escargot. Meals are a major part of the whole experience. Wish I had some of your delicious sweets to eat at my Eiffel Tower Table. Loved your clever comment about ‘icing on the cake.’ Thanks Sandra!
Debbee, the Eiffel Tower theme is so perfect for Valentine’s Day. I love your beautiful table. Those napkin rings are gorgeous! It has been so much fun being on this hop with you! Happy Valentine’s Day!!!
Thanks so much Shannon. The bee napkin rings are my very favorite set. When I first received the gift box, I was going to scold my generous friend for sending a present. But, I went weak in the knees when I saw the bee napkin rings. They’re spectacular. Hope you have a sweet holiday!
Ah, Paris, my favorite place in the world! I am crazy about your tablescape. It is stunning and fun! Love those red heart placemats. The darling dishes really pop on the red and the black and white stripe tablecloth.
Even though my husband thinks I don’t need any more dishes I think he would love these Eiffel Tower ones. We loved our dining experience there also.
Oh Bonnie, I know what you mean about any more dishes! I had to sneak the 4 ‘new’ vintage glasses onto the table (hubby thinks they are part of the ones I already had from my French grandmother). Still don’t know where I will store them! But, my hubby also has a weakness for Paris. He loved every minute of both our trips there. And, he keeps talking that in retirement we need to take some conversational French so we can spend 4-6 weeks renting an apartment in Paris.
Those bees are just darling! Lovely tablescape! Happy to be joining you on the hop this week.
Thanks Cecilia. Not sure everyone gets the connection between bees and France, but those napkin rings couldn’t be any more perfect for an Eiffel Tower table.
Oh my, you told me you would be celebrating with the Eiffel tower and you were right! This is so absolutely perfect! Those dishes with the Eiffel tower are so sweet, and combined with your red heart placemats, perfecto! Thank you so much for sharing your talents with another tablescape blog hop!
Chloe, I love that we created two totally unique Valentine’s tablescapes in the same dramatic color palette. It’s also been great seeing three different bloggers’ interpretation of a Parisian table. Always fun! .S. Drive back home safely.
So pretty Debbee….I love Paris and your tablescape is so French …I want to sit at your table. You are an inspiration to all bloggers every where with your clever and unique tablescapes. It is always a pleasure to blog hop with you.
Mon ami Kari, come up from your warm abode and sit at my table anytime! Thank you for such a lovely compliment on my tables.
Oh-la-la Debbee….I feel like I traveled to Paris without even leaving home. So boldly romantic. I love the drama of the black and white striped tablecloth. The quilted placemat is so lovely. Perfect for this table with the lovely red heart ornaments in your cups, on the tower and hanging from your chandelier. Now some wine and violin music and I would never want to leave your Paris setting.
Oh Marsha, glad you reminded me — gotta have the romantic music playing! And, there’s just something wonderful about hearing French, or a French accent. Glad you enjoyed the virtual visit to Paris via Pittsburgh.
What a beautiful table you’ve created! I love the mix of dark red, black and white. I’m working on a table setting for a Valentine dinner this coming Saturday night and you’ve given me some inspiration and good ideas! Thanks for sharing your beautiful table with us! Cheryl
Cheryl, it’s the loveliest of compliments to motivate and inspire. I hope you have a wonderful dinner party this weekend!
Your tablescape is just gorgeous! I use my poor kitchen table as craft central; I keep saying THIS week I am going to get it cleaned off. More like someday! You give me something to aim for; thank you!
Hi Kathy, it’s been awhile since we’ve connected. Believe you me, I often have the same dilemma with the kitchen table. I like crafting there because the lighting is so good and I’m in the thick of things, rather than the basement or extra bedroom. Participating in a blog hop on a given date helped me get in gear!
I’ll dine in Pittsburgh over Paris any day if the table is one of your creations! This table setting is darling –you know how much I love red, black, and white combos, and the gold stripe in the tablecloth and the BEAUTIFUL gold bee napkin ring really adds bling. Love it all! Hugs!
Aw Bobbi that’s so sweet! Knew you’d like the color palette. I had hoped to share a Valentines decorations type post today, but most of last week has been absorbed in health crisis with my Scottie boy. He had rare, emergency surgery yesterday and thankfully we are about to head out shortly to bring him home. Enjoy the weekend!
Debbee, I love your Kate Spade tablecloth…it is tres chic! The Paris plates and bowls by different manufacturers blend together nicely. Your vintage stemware with the roses and gold accents caught my eye. They are just lovely! I didn’t realize you can dine inside the Eiffel Tower. I’ll have to add that to my bucket list! It’s a pleasure hopping with you. Happy Valentine’s Day!
If you visit Paris, definitely splurge to eat at one of the 2 restaurants mentioned at night. Jules Verne is very romantic and gourmet, but the other is a fabulous experience too.
Oh I just LOVE this setting!! Having been to Paris myself when I was in high school I fell madly in love with the Eiffel tower (sadly, traveling with a school group we did not get to eat there; I bet the views are amazing!). Thank you so much for sharing with us at our Share Some Love party. This post will definitely be one of my featured favorites this Wednesday. Pinned.
Joanne, parlez vous Francais? Probably a lot better than moi, especially if you went while in high school. When we were in Paris, I constantly was looking at the skyline to see the Eiffel Tower. Hard to believe some once thought it was an eyesore! Although you probably can see more of the city during the daylight, going/dining in the evening is just magical. The best, is booking dinner so you can see day to night during sunset. Merci beaucoup on the feature mon ami!
Oui, Je parle Francais! I thought I had forgotten much of it not having used it at all since high school graduation but my middle son just began taking French lessons using a free program called Duolingo and just listening to him or helping him when he was questions has brought so much of it back to me.
If I can get myself motivated, I’ll have to check into that program — thanks!
What a gorgeous tablescape, Debbee! The Eiffel Tower theme is such a fun idea. I don’t know where to start with all the elements that I love, but the stemware caught my eye. Your great grandmother’s are fabulous and the vintage find glasses looks great with them. I’m pretty sure that’s from Libbey. I know that manufacturer had some with etched roses and the gold bow.
Beverly, thanks for your lovely remarks and especially for identifying the manufacturer — Libbey! With your help pointing me in the right direction, I found on Replacements, Inc. that it’s the Rose Classic pattern (1953 so older than me!) and there are lots of pieces. Gonna update the post. Thanks!
You’re welcome and I’m glad I could help point you in the right direction. I love the Replacements website. It’s great for finding pieces to go with patterns I already have and for just looking up information, too.
Such a gorgeous tablescape to celebrate a special place. I love how all of your details came together beautifully! Your rose ornaments on the chandelier are such a fun embellishment. I am so happy to be on this hop with you. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Thank you Lynne, it’s been lovely ‘meeting’ you through the hop.
Quelle merveille, l’amour et Paris: très, très charmante! Beautiful theme for Valentine’s day, Debbee! Amazing!
Merci mon ami Donna! Must add that we have also had several romantic meals throughout Italy in spectacular settings as well.
I love everything about this blog. I’ve never been to Paris. It is on my bucket list. The bee napping rings and the Paris plates are so gorgeous. Happy Valentines Day.
Well, thanks so much Thelma! Sure hope you have the opportunity to visit Paris — so very much to see, do, and eat there!
So lucky to have visited Paris twice – it’s on my bucket list. I will see it one day and I’ll know who to ask for tips when I go! Your table is beautiful – I can almost hear a French melody playing in the background! I’m sure it evokes many memories for you. :) Happy Valentine’s Day!
Kim, the problem with my bucket list is that even after visiting somewhere, I have trouble crossing it off! There’s just never enough time (and money) to see and do everything. Plus, often we make discoveries that make us want to delve into more (like places my ancestors actually lived, worked, etc.). It’s been quite a few years since we’ve been to Paris, but one tip that never expires is to try to dine at one of the restaurants in the Eiffel Tower during sunset — to see the city by day and night.
My friend would love this! We took 4 years of French together in high school. She still speaks it and travels to Paris every few years.
Brenda, keep an eye out at Marshalls and TJ’s for the City Scenes plates. They are really inexpensive and would make a cute gift for your good friend. A good friend of mine is from the UK and I recently gave her the Big Ben square platter. My eldest lives in Manhattan and studied in London, so I gave him a mix that he uses for snacks when people come over.
Hi! I just found your blog through BNOTP. What a delightful table setting! Your attention to detail and an eye for beauty are a pleasure to see. I will continue to view your blog. Happy Belated Valentine’s Day!
Welcome Tammy, happy you found me! Susan at BNOTP featured two of My Favorite Things Parties, and that’s what led to me starting my own blog. Looking forward to hearing from you on other posts.
Paris IS always a good idea! It’s on bucket list and I can’t wait to one day go there. Your tablescape is fun and great for V-Day. Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen
That’s one of my favorite quotes from Breakfast at Tiffany’s! Was fun mixing new with my vintage glasses from my French grandmere. Oh la la!
Debbie, it goes without saying that this theme appeals to me! I love all the special details. Yes, Paris is always a good idea! I’ve dined at the restaurant in the Eiffel Tower my very first visit in the 1980s. Will always remember this special time! I need to add one of those black and white striped textiles to my stash. It is a perfect base! Happy February and Happy Valentines Day!
Bonjour Sarah! My first visit was in the 80’s too! Feel blessed we got to tour Notre Dame on that trip and with our sons a decade later. Hoping one day ( future) grandchildren will also be able to go to the bell tower and look into the faces of the gargoyles. Yes, black and white is also always a good idea — goes well with almost everything! Hope you have a sweet holiday.
What a fun table Debbee! I love the Paris theme, and your dishes are darling! I’m getting lots of great ideas, as always! Thanks so much!
Thanks Barbara, glad you like the table. I also have a few other dishes in the series for London and NYC. One of these days, I’ll have to put a travel theme table together.
Hi Debra, I putting together a Valentine’s Tablescape post, and would love to use this link as an example of a pretty on a French Table. Please let me know if you are ok with me linking to you.
Absolutely! Delighted to be included. Oh la la!
Debbee! I love all of the tablescapes you’ve created here but you need to bee careful… Too much good stuff here! I had fun saving a bunch of tables to my At Table board on Pinterest. Happy to also share your post at tonight’s Share Your Style #289. Hugs,
Barb :)
Barb, I’m always delighted and flattered to be featured on SYS — thank you! Since I pretty much have stopped acquiring new and vintage tableware, I fear my table settings might begin to be repetitive. In fact, I’m going to do the same theme table but for just hubby and I this year — in front of the fire. We’ll be reliving happy memories of our two visits to Paris.
Well, this post is an oldie but a goodie, huh?! :-) Thanks for sharing your lovely Valentine tablescape with us at Tuesday Turn About! I especially love those heart ornaments in the bowls! I’m excited to be featuring you at the party this week! Pinned!
Well, it’s my go-to Valentines table setting. Romantic, nothing new to purchase or store, and one that evokes sweet memories. Delighted to be a feature this week Julie — thanks ever so much!
Another lovely tablescape! Beautiful.
Debbee, still as pretty as when you first posted it! I have dish envy.
I was thinking when you said four, now it’s five and a more interesting menu at your house.
You’re keeping count Myrna lol! Yep, it’s an issue in that many of my dish sets are only for 4. Fortunately, I also have matching luncheon plates with NYC or London landmarks, so it’ll have to be more of travel than Paris specific. Future DIL V loves French restaurants as much as I do. I’ve suggested they go to Paris for their honeymoon. And yes, you are so right about the wonderful Vietnamese and Asian inspired meals we now enjoy together.