Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts

August 23, 2025

3 new favorites from Pacific and Rose



Pacho Slate, Pacho Saffron and Granada Stone


It’s a lovely August day here today, and so perfect cutting some of my favorite garden flowers… dahlias and zinnias! They come in so handy for styling tables and bring such cozy vibes to the whole room and outdoor spaces.

 

This week Pacific and Rose is introducing three new looks with the newest pattern called Pacho and a fan favorite called Granada. 


Let's take a look at Pacho first! It comes in a pretty Saffron color and a very elegant Slate color.

 




Check out the Pacho Slate tablecloth poolside in my backyard. It features a hand block printed floral design in slate-gray on white cotton. This simple palette is so versatile for both everyday use and special occasions.

 




This summer in my garden, it's been all about dahlias! I have dozens and dozens of dahlias that I'm growing, so it's really fun to put them together in a little arrangement like this! 


Zinnias are the perfect companion to dahlias. They're both such happy flowers and instantly put a smile on my face!


A bold floral arrangement like this instantly brings the whole table together, and of course matching Pacho Slate napkins finish off this look perfectly. 

 




In the breakfast room, the Pacho Slate table runner makes its debut! Our little kitten Peanut felt comfortable enough with the pretty gray and white color scheme to relax for a bit tableside!

 

This table features the table runner paired with the Pacho Slate placemats and napkins for a lovely cohesive look.

 




Back to a little alfresco look in the backyard with the gorgeous Pacho Saffron tablecloth, styled on this table with the matching placemats and napkins.  

 

Not only is the Pacho Saffron print so beautiful for summer, but imagine it style for autumn, Halloween and of course, Thanksgiving!

 




I saved my prettiest yellow, peach, coral and soft neutral dahlias and zinnias from the garden for this special table. A soft velvety ribbon accentuates the colors of the flowers and the saffron color in the most special way!

 




We brought the whole arrangement back inside for another lovely moment in the breakfast room. I set up a little impromptu Thanksgiving table just to share how pretty it would be for this special holiday.

 

I just love the pattern and the border of the Pacho napkins too! They're so pretty for displaying on each dinner plate.





A few adorable little turkeys are a brilliant homage to the Thanksgiving tradition, and when I use this Pacho Saffron tablecloth again on November 27th, I’ll be sure to add some pretty white pumpkins to the table to cozy it up even more!

 

🦃The Turkey Place Card Holders can be found HERE.🦃





The lovely Pacho print doesn’t stop at tableware! There are a few other special pieces designed in this same print that I’d like to show you.

 

It's so easy to organize your essentials with the Pacho cosmetic pouches. They feature the same hand block printed cotton with a bonus of a protective plastic lining with two pockets. Trust me, these are so perfect for makeup, toiletries, and travel.

 

Best of all, there are 4 different looks to choose from, and they pair beautifully with the matching cotton voile robes.

 




I have several of these flowy and lightweight kimono robes from Pacific and Rose, and trust me, you'll want one in every color... to suit your mood!!


The Pacho kimono robe is made from cotton voile and is perfect for wearing at home or as an additional layer at the beach or lounging out be the pool. 


The robe has comfy wide sleeves, a relaxed fit, and a pretty contrasting trim on the sleeves, pockets, and belt. I love how each robe comes folded in a matching envelope, making it a perfect gift or a little self-indulgence.


I love to add a touch of style to my kitchen each season with a new apron. I do a lot of cooking, and an a pretty apron really makes me feel cozier in my own kitchen. This new Pacho apron has the most spacious front pocket, making it both functional and stylish for me to use in the kitchen and in the garden. 

 

It's so fun to combine the apron of your choice with a set of two matching kitchen towels for an easy gift set for cooking and design lovers alike.  

 




The Pacho kitchen towels bring understated elegance to everyday tasks. I can’t get enough of this lovely swirling floral motif! Most importantly, they're as functional as they are beautiful. 


Soft, absorbent and durable, these towels are perfect for drying dishes or lining the breadbasket at the dinner table.

 




If you’re like me, you can never have enough pretty cloth dinner napkins! Here are the latest options, Pacho Saffron Floral, Pacho Saffron Verso, Pacho Slate and Granada.

 

You may have noticed that some of the items like the napkins, cosmetic bags and towels come in a bonus print called “Pacho Verso”. Similar to the primary print “Pacho Floral”, the Verso just gives us another fun option for mixing and matching.

 




Summer into fall is one of my favorite times of the year for inspiration. I love the moodiness of the eucalyptus leaves with the bright pop of pink from the coleus with the subtle color palette of the Granada tablecloth and matching napkins.

 

The Granada print features a stylized interpretation of the traditional pomegranate motif from Pacific & Rose. It's block printed with stone blue, indigo, and olive tones for a combination of cool weather colors. 

 




I love that these colors are so versatile, just like a pair of favorite worn-in dungarees. The combination of colors lends itself to matching with practically any color combination, as you can see here with the Granada table runner in my breakfast room.

 




As you may already know, I love pairing both the table runner and the tablecloth with the matching placemats and napkins. This trio of table linens brings a lovely feeling to each place setting. 





A collection like Granada would not be complete without the addition of matching kimono robes, aprons, cosmetic pouches and kitchen towels. 


As you can see here with these lovely examples, this pattern is both timeless and classic and I just love the color palette!

 




My little assistant Peanut agrees that this is the perfect time to treat ourselves to some new and gorgeous new table linens and/or indulge in a new little robe or apron! 


I simply can't resist the Saffron patterns for fall. It's just the prettiest shade of yellow!


Seaside Gallery & Goods  will be carrying the whole new line of tablecloths, and clothing and accessories as well as their classic favorites. 

 

You can shop online here at Pacific & Rose, or if you’re local, stop in for a visit in Newport Beach.

 

Seaside Gallery and Goods is located at 124 Tustin Avenue in Newport Beach, just off of Pacific Coast Highway.

 

 

 

 


ciao fabiana

 

 

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November 19, 2024

a garden foraged Thanksgiving bouquet

 



It’s all about Thanksgiving today, as my friends and I give you unique glimpses into our homes and share how we’ve set our Thanksgiving tables this year!





For my table, my inspiration started with this floral arrangement I made using all foraged flowers and greenery from my garden. It’s mostly a cozy mix of muted hydrangeas and zinnias that I had still blooming in my yard.


Watch how it all came together HERE, in my Instagram garden stories.

 




From there, I let the colors of these flowers dictate the rest of the table. I know I wanted lots of candlelight.


 


Of course, a Thanksgiving table wouldn’t be complete without the representation of a pretty turkey. 

 




Black bamboo flatware offers a little rustic hint at each place setting where I've used vintage cream Wedgwood "Patrician" plates, amber colored glassware to complete the look.

 




With Thanksgiving just around the corner, and I want to hear what your favorite part of the meal is... especially your favorite side dish or dessert that you like to prepare, or just eat!!

 




Let me know if you have any special recipes that you can't live without on Turkey Day!! 🦃






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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November 14, 2024

12 beautiful Thanksgiving tables





How about some lovely and unique Thanksgiving table setting inspiration? I have 12 of my favorites to share with you today…

 




Pastel pumpkins, vibrant green sycamore leaves and a touch of silver at the table… seems to work!

 

Bowls: Arthur Court

Antler Candlestick: Arthur Court

Pinecone Napkin Rings: Arthur Court

Butterdish: Arthur Court

Table Runner: Pomegranate

Napkins: All Cotton & Linen

Glassware: Vintage

Wicker Placemats: Antique Farmhouse





This table is so cozy, quaint and charming. It all came together with the help of real pumpkins, potted ivy and a few vintage detials.

 

Plates: Bico

Napkins: Pacific & Rose

Tablecloth: August Table

Placemats: Carolyn Bender

Flatware: Vagabond House

Bowls: vintage

Goblets: vintage

Pumpkins: Armstrong Garden





Simple, elegant and understated. Most everything seen here is vintage, antique or an heirloom.

 




On days like this, it’s all about a good dessert! Still life in the living room when the sunshine was perfectly highlighting all of my favorite things. 

 

Simple, elegant and understated. Most everything seen here is vintage, antique or an heirloom.

 

Wicker Cake Domed Plates: Antique Farmhouse

Butterdish: Arthur Court

Tablecloth: August Table

Napkins: Antique Farmhouse

Other items: vintage





“Fall colors on repeat!” Aren’t you just loving the soothing muted tones this season? 🍁🍂


My November table in the breakfast room features some of my favorites old and new… 


My goal was to create a tablescape that captures the essence of fall’s natural beauty!


Can you spot the Pinecone Napkin Rings and the Cheese Board? They’re from Arthur Court and the plates, charger and wicker vase are from new little items I just acquired from Antique Farmhouse.

 

 



Just sharing a few beautiful new things for Thanksgiving from Arthur Court like these fun turkey place card holders and a beautiful metal turkey bowl that would be great for a green salad or a yummy side dish.


A little spring or two of rosemary help infuse the room with a delectable holiday fragrance and also comes in handy when cooking the turkey.

 

I also sprinkled in a few of my new vintage treasures found this week at a secondhand store. All my friends know how much I've always loved Thanksgiving, so I'm really looking forward to this year when I can really accessorize my table with style!

 




This is a Thanksgiving table I put together using only second-hand items that I either thrifted or inherited. I made a table runner out of colorful collected autumn leaves from a liquidambar tree.

   




Another shot of this vintage inspired table. I just love the hand-tied fringe on this antique tablecloth!


One of my favorite things to collect are brass candlesticks of all shapes and sizes. You can never have too many, and they look great when grouped "en masse" as a lovely collection. 

   



To keep things neutral, I’m using these large white ceramic chargers as dishes. I find that they hold just the right amount of food for a large meal like Thanksgiving. 


Layered on top is a variety of brown transferware salad plates that I collect all year long. Some of my favorites have a lovely Tom turkey on them. 


I think it's fun to mix and match certain elements, and at this table, I do that with the salad plates, napkin rings and the vintage glassware.





Up until this year I’d never heard of Thanksgiving Poinsettias, but I’ve come to learn that it’s a thing, and I just love how they bring that indescribable autumn feeling to the table.


Tablecloth and napkins: August Table  

 





This Thanksgiving table was ultra-simplified. I first brought out these beautiful ivory Wedgwood plates. They’re a sentimental nod to our dear family, and we don’t need much more than that. 


For me it’s all about spending quality time with our loved ones, and not going so overboard with superfluous details. 



ciao fabiana

 

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