Winter White Christmas Table Setting
I am sharing my ideas for a Winter White Christmas Table Setting. Sticking with whites and silvers makes a more neutral and calming table setting, which is what appeals to me this year.
But if you are looking for something with more color, pop over to visit some of my friends for more Christmas Table Setting inspiration. My Maureen from Red Cottage Chronicles suggested that we share our Christmas tables this year, and I’m so glad that she did.
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2020 being the year it is, I am avoiding going to stores at all costs. Except for battery-powered tealights, I decorated my table with items I already had at home. And that was a good challenge for me as well.
What will be the inspiration for your table?
Is there a special Christmas decoration you want to feature this year? What about your color scheme? What are you feeling?
These little mercury glass ornaments I picked up in Spain last year inspired my Winter White Christmas Table. In fact, this time last year, we were packing for our trip! Wow, we were so lucky to get that trip in when we did!
I picked up these ornaments at the most charming little store in Barcelona but found that they were a little lost on my big Christmas tree. They were set aside while I pondered their purpose. When I started noodling my table, I knew they would be central to it.
I gathered all my silver and mercury glass paraphernalia, and the table quickly took shape.
A neutral tablecloth and napkins were the perfect backdrop for my table. (BTW…if, like me, your table linen drawers runneth over, pop over to see how I organize my table linens)
I had also recently made a tiny Christmas scene in one of my cloches, which made its way to my table. I used my Cricut to cut and score this little church. Once I started working on my table, I cut out 2 more buildings to add them to two other ‘vessels’ on the table.
These little houses necessitated the battery-operated tealights, which were perfect to light up the churches and houses.
I have 5 little mercury glass votives, which I placed in front of each place setting. Two crystal candlesticks and three silver candlesticks add height to the table. The silver candlesticks are of varying heights, which keeps the table a little asymmetrical, which appeals to me.
In general, I am not a very formal person, but every once in a while, it is nice to bring some formality to our dinners. For our ‘dining room’ dinners, I set the table properly, with the silverware, dishes, and glasses where they are ‘supposed’ to be.
Because this table is not overtly ‘Christmas,’ I can easily see leaving it set until closer to New Year’s, when we will be able to gather and enjoy our traditional Christmas Day dinner.
To refer back to these ideas for a Winter White Christmas Table Setting, bookmark this page or pin the following image.
And for more Christmas Table inspiration, click the links below:
Five Christmas Tablescapes to Inspire You
HAPPILY EVER AFTER ETC * WEEKEND CRAFT * RED COTTAGE CHRONICLES * NOURISH & NESTLE * CREATE & BABBLE
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