A Fall Sunflower Tablescape — Whispers of the Heart

I did a Sunflowers Tablescape for Fall last year. This Sunflower tablescape uses just a few of the elements from that tablescape. I will post a photo of last year’s tablescape at the end of this post for comparison. I bought the Sunflowers Tablecloth on Amazon several years ago. It has a label that says ColorBird.

I love the bold design and bright yellow color on this sunflower dinner plate. The back is marked Market Square. I can’t remember where they came from but if you google sunflower dinner plate there are lots online.

This is a Mikasa Color Spectrum Charger in the color Alpine White. I have this charger in several different colors and I bought them all on Ebay as I saw them over a few years. The Internet says that this pattern was only made between 1992 and 1993. I am not sure that is true but in any case they are no longer being manufactured. I have been trying to get six of this color and pattern for years with no success until this past spring when suddenly I found six at different places online after occasional google searches. You need to have patience when you are looking for things for tablescaping, that’s for sure!

This brown place mat probably came from Pier 1 several years ago. I have this place mat in many different colors.

This amber flatware was made by D & D Inox in Italy. I bought it online at Neiman Marcus or Bloomingdales during a major sale several years ago. I really liked this pattern and it was a really good sale so I have the same pattern in cream, wine red, and dark aqua. When I looked at the sunflower dinner plate with its brown center I immediately thought of this flatware set. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying flatware here.

The sunflower napkin rings came from Amazon and I can’t remember where I found the brown cotton napkins.

I found these sunflower filled small bottles on Amazon last year and I set them on a brown wood place card holder that I had. I can’t remember where I bought them.

I can’t remember where the acrylic amber iced tea goblet on the left came from, I have had them for a while. I can’t remember where I bought the amber glass goblet on the right either, if anyone recognizes the pattern, please let me know. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying goblets for your tablescaping collection including the colors that I use most often here.

I have gathered a good collection of faux flowers over the years and I can’t remember where I bought these faux sunflowers but Amazon, Michaels, and Hobby Lobby always have them. I put them in a Fiesta vase, the vase color is called Daffodil. I love this vase and I have it in a few different colors.

This ceramic sunflower salt and pepper set came from Amazon last year. I set them on the side of the centerpiece.

I bought this ceramic potted sunflower salt and pepper set on Amazon also last year and I set them on the other side of the centerpiece.

This is a photo of last year’s Sunflower Tablescape. You can see just a few elements that I used on both tablescapes.

Sunflowers are always a good theme for a Fall Tablescape.

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