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How to Create a Beautiful Mix and Match China Tablescape

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Welcome! I am so glad that you are here. I always enjoy our time together. Don’t you just love a gorgeous table setting to entertain your friends and family? Nothing makes me happier than having every seat at my dining table full of loved ones. Typically, I am a very linear person-I like things just so. I have a great friend, Catherine from September Vintage and she loves to mix and match her China-so I gave it a go and I loved every single minute of it. Today, I am going to show you how to create a beautiful mix and match China tablescape. Come on, I’ll show you.

Do you ever mix and match your table settings? I generally like every single place setting to match, that is until I met Catherine from September Vintage. “September Vintage is a carefully curated collection of vintage dinnerware meant to be assembled as mix and matched sets of five-piece place settings  It is her mission to breathe new life into existing treasures by mixing up sets to create unique, one of a kind collections.”

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I love this pink place setting. It feels happy. For this lovely place setting, I used a woven grass placemat, a pink charger, vintage dinner plate, vintage salad plate , then I topped it off with a salad plate.

I love the simple elegance of this table setting. It would be perfect for a dinner with friends. I used a gold charger, a white cabbage plate from Bordallo Pinheiro, the lovely blue dinner plate, a white cabbage salad plate from Bordallo Pinheiro, then I topped it off with a salad plate.

Wouldn’t this be great for a garden party? For this fun place setting, I used a faux grass placemat, a green cabbage charger from Bordallo Pinheiro, a vintage dinner plate, a gold rimmed salad plate, then I topped it off with a salad plate.

The almost monochrome color scheme keeps this place setting peaceful and the woven grass placement keeps it casual. I used a woven grass placemat, white cabbage plate from Bordallo Pinheiro dinner plate, the lovely blue dinner plate, a lacey white salad plate, then I topped it off with the blue salad plate.

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Isn’t this gorgeous? I love the curvy lines of the charger and second dinnerplate. For this beautiful place setting, I used a white charger, a gold rimmed dinner plate, a fine white dinner plate, a vintage salad plate with the sweetest green and gold details, then I topped it off with a salad plate.

This place setting makes my heart smile. I love the blue dishware so much. For this pretty place setting, I used a white charger, a green cabbage charger from Bordallo Pinheiro, the lovely blue dinner plate, a white cabbage salad plate from Bordallo Pinheiro, then I topped it off with a salad plate, then I topped it off with a salad plate and a small green cabbage bowl from Bordallo Pinheiro.

Blue is my favorite color. I adore this table setting. It makes me happy. For this elegant place setting, I used a gold rimmed blue charger, a gold rimmed dinner plate, gold rimmed salad plate, then I topped it off with a salad plate and the tiniest little vintage bowl. Isn’t it so cute?

I know that I am saying that I love each place setting, but it’s kind of like choosing which kid that you like best. I love them all. For this delightful place setting, I used faux grass placemat, a gold rimmed dinner plate, the lovely blue dinner plate, a white cabbage salad plate from Bordallo Pinheiro, then I topped it off with a salad plate.

This might be my favorite, at least for right this minute. It makes me think of summer breezes and dinner outside on the patio. For this colorful place setting, I used a green cabbage charger from Bordallo Pinheiro, the lovely blue dinner plate, a pretty floral plate, a vintage salad plate, then I topped it off with small green cabbage bowl from Bordallo Pinheiro. .

For this cute place setting, I used a white charger, white cabbage plate from Bordallo Pinheiro dinner plate, a dainty white vintage dinner plate, a blue and white salad plate, then I topped it off with a salad plate.

Whew! That was a lot. I hope that this has inspired you to create a beautiful mix and match China tablescape.

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