A Buffalo Print Valentine's Day Tablescape

Buffalo Print Black and White Tablecloth on a Tablescape

A bold and unusual Valentine’s Day Tablescape and it might not be to everyone’s taste but I love it. I have often used buffalo print tablecloths on my tablescapes and I think they are the perfect addition to a modern table design. I bought this Cotton Craft black and white buffalo print tablecloth on Amazon last month. I had a buffalo print tablecloth already that was the same colors but I wanted another one with smaller squares and this one was perfect.

Rae Dunn Valentine’s Day Coasters

I found this set of small square red Valentine’s Day coasters at HomeGoods last month and I grabbed them before they were gone. I knew I could use them on a Valentine’s Day tablescape in some way. They are Rae Dunn’s Artisan Collection by Magenta. There are four different designs in the set.

I like the shape of this small white glass tidbit or appetizer plate. It was made by Luminar France and we bought them on a trip to see our son in Virginia several years ago. I bought the same plate in black too and you can see that one on another tablescape here.

Fiesta Square Red Dinner Plate

Although I only have a few square plates in different sizes it is fun to set a table with square plates from time to time. I really like this square red Fiesta dinner plate. It has such a bold style and it is a perfect shade of red, a true red. I bought them online two years ago from Fiesta Factory Direct. It is a perfect addition to this plate stack.

This square black charger was made by American Atelier and distributed by The Jay Companies. I have had them for several years and I can’t remember where I bought them but it might have been Amazon or Webstaurantstore.com. They look like glass but they are some kind of resin.

Red Flatware for a Valentine’s Day Tablescape

This flatware is Ginkgo International Le Prix in Milano Red. I have had this set for years but it is still for sale. Not sure where I bought it. I have the same set in other colors as well. You can see a tablescape with my black set here and one with my orange set here. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying flatware here.

I found the red metal heart napkin rings on Amazon last month. I love the shape of them, they are kind of puffy. I’m not sure where the red and white plaid napkins came from but it was probably HomeGoods. The thread design is a bit different and I like it. I have had them for a few years.

When these place card holders came, they were a dark bronze color but Hubby painted them black for me for this tablescape. He thinks they will end up red eventually and he may be right! They aren’t labeled. I like the different shape of the heart. I found them on Poshmark for a really good price last month. I love that site! The red place cards came from Amazon last year. You can read my blog post about how to store napkin rings and place card holders here.

Red and Black Goblets for Valentine’s Day

Hubby found the red glass goblets on the left at an estate sale last year. I think they are hand blown Ruby Red Bubble Glass Goblets made by Artland. They are heavy and they work well with the bold designs on this tablescape. The goblet on the right with the black bowl and clear stem was made by Classic Touch and it is called V-Shaped Water Glass, Black With Clear Stem. I bought them at Houzz online a couple years ago. I like the mixture of these two different goblet patterns on this table setting. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying goblets for your tablescaping collection here.

Mosser Glass Red Salt and Pepper Set

I love red glassware so I decided to add a Mosser Glass red salt and pepper set to this Valentine’s Day tablescape just like I did last week. I bought this set online at The Vermont Country Store last year. The Mosser Glass Company was established in 1971 and it is located in Cambridge, Ohio. They sell high quality American made glassware and I love their products. I have a few sets of their goblets and a few cake stands too and if you read my blog you have seen their goblets on some of my tablescapes. You can see photos of one of the green Mosser goblets that I own on a tablescape here.

Just like last week, to balance the table, I placed a small red glass vase on the other side of the centerpiece. I like how it complements the red goblet. I can’t remember where it came from.

Grandin Road Metal Heart

You have seen many holiday products from Grandin Road online on my tablescapes over the last few years. When I saw this metal heart online I knew I would be using it on a Valentine’s Day tablescape this year. (I may keep it out year round.) There are two sizes and I bought the smaller size. Hubby painted it a darker black for me for this tablescape. I wanted to add a bit of color to it for this table so yesterday I bought this ribbon on Amazon to add to it. It is sitting on a wood stand that I bought at Pier 1 a couple years ago before our store closed. The stand was a natural wood color but Hubby painted it white for me to use on a few of my Beach tablescapes and then black for a couple Halloween tables. Now I wish I had bought a couple more to paint other colors! You can see the stand painted white on one of my summer tablescapes here.

I love creating Valentine’s Day Tablescapes! This was a fun one to do.

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Please check out the March 2022 issue of Country Sampler magazine for a photo of one of my Spring tablescapes.

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