January days...

 

January days…

 

I crave simplicity, a neutral palette and clarity in my home.

 

 

I keep coming back to this favorite look.

 

 

Table linens by August Table and plates by Bordallo Pinheiro

 

Roses are from Trader Joe’s.

 

 

In case you haven’t heard, I started a new Instagram page in October and named it Claudia Fabiana Home. My former page is still up, but after getting a new phone, I was no longer able to log into this account, so the new profile was born!

 

I hope you’ll follow along with me on Instagram for all the latest projects and décor I will be sharing in 2025.

 

 

 

ciao fabiana

 

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You can check out some of my favorites here at “Tablescaping Essentials” 

 

 

 

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grandmillennial style at the table

 

Today's table looks are brought to you by some of my favorite vintage tableware and accessories paired with two new tablecloths and napkins from Table Top Shop.

 

A few seashells and starfish are added for fun, and the fresh cut flowers from the garden are the icing on the cake.

 

Pretty patterns inspire all kinds of plates to join the fun.

 

I layered several different sized plates, different patterns and styles for this fun “Grandmillennial” look that I love.

 

The dinner plates are my wedding china, "Rosedale" by Wedgwood, and they still make my heart skip a beat. 💙 

 

The table is set and now it’s time for me to start cooking. I’m making three different kinds of salads today, so we can have lots of healthy choices for the weekend.

 

I’ll be back again tomorrow to share some really fun

 Memorial Day red, white and blue inspiration. 

Have a fabulous Saturday!

ciao! fabiana

 

 

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First Table

Tablecloth by: Table Top Shop

Napkins by: Table Top Shop 

White Starfish: Found HERE

Vintage placemats, plates, glassware and flatware

Flowers: from my garden

Second Table

Tablecloth by: Table Top Shop  

Seashell Placemats: Found HERE
Dinner Plates: My wedding china, Rosedale by Wedgwood 
Salad Plates: Bordallo Pinheiro
Bread Plates: vintage
Blue Napkins: Similar found HERE
Flowers: Pink Dahlias from Armstrong Garden 

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a spring table highlighted with pink roses

It’s so easy to brighten up the whole room with just 3 bunches of pretty roses from Trader Joe’s. I love how they pop against the mostly white table.

The tablecloth and napkins are one of my favorite patterns,  by August Table called Talelayo in the color Sparrow.

 

I recently received these beautiful plates from Bordallo Pinheiro, and I love how the subtle pattern works with this tablecloth.

 

My favorite bee patterned glassware is by LaRochere.

I kept the whole vibe casual and flirty, with the focus on my new plates. This pattern is called Rua Nova in the color Antique White.

You may recognize the name Bordallo Pinheiro because they’re well known for making those gorgeous green cabbage shaped plates and service ware.

 

I also used these beautiful plates to set my New Year’s Eve table a few months ago…

 

I love the color of these salad plates in Morning Blue.

 

I’ve collected those fun green cabbage plates for years and was impressed to find out they’ve been making those beautiful plates in Portugal since 1884!

Now I have this gorgeous set of Rua Nova white plates that are so pretty for every day use, and are special enough for any holiday or special occasion. I couldn't be more thrilled with them!

ciao! fabiana

 

 

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new plates for valentine's day

In honor of Valentine’s Day as a day to celebrate LOVE, I’ve set a simple little table with a few soft pink accents and my new set of Bordallo Pinheiro plates, chargers and bowls as the starring element of this tablescape.

 

I recently received these beautiful plates from Bordallo Pinheiro, and I love how the subtle pattern works with this tablecloth.

 

I kept the whole vibe casual and flirty, with the focus on my new plates. This pattern is called Rua Nova in the color Antique White. 

You may recognize the name Bordallo Pinheiro because they’re well known for making those gorgeous green cabbage shaped plates and service ware.

 

I’ve collected those fun plates for years and was impressed to find out they’ve been making those beautiful plates in ​Portugal since 1884!

Rua Nova Cake Stand in Morning Blue

To accentuate the beauty of the plate, I chose this pink tablecloth from Pacific & Rose. I hand-stenciled these plain white napkins with my own personal “Conversation Hearts.”

 

Three bunches of different fairy roses from Trader Joe's create an informal centerpiece. 

 

You’ll be seeing a lot more of these Antique White Rua Nova plates at my table. The styling possibilities are endless.

 

 

ciao! fabiana

 

 

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