Hi everyone! I’m excited to be part of a spring home tour hosted by the talented Kathleen of Lindsay Hill Interiors where every day this week, five different bloggers have been showcasing a single room in their homes all dressed up for spring. Today is all about dining rooms so come on in – I’d love to show you around! (post includes affiliate links – see my full disclosure statement {here})
With the nonstop work on my One Room Challenge master bedroom makeover, I didn’t have time to create an elaborate spring tablescape but I usually keep things pretty simple anyway. My last tablescape was this one for our Easter dinner that I shared as part of my full spring home tour:
Obviously the bunny ear napkins needed to go so I switched them out with these beautifully colored fringed linen napkins from Terrain:
For our table centerpiece, I used a scalloped wood bowl (available {here} and {here}) filled with my favorite flowers – pink and white ranunculus that that I picked up at Trader Joe’s. Some inexpensive wax flowers fill in the gaps:
Each placesetting has a single ranunculus stem tied with twine:
The table runner is a DIY from several years ago – I found fabric in a black and neutral ticking stripe that I used as the base and then I added macrame fringe to the ends using embroidery floss – you can find the full macrame fringe table runner tutorial {here}.
I was planning to add a few other spring touches to my space including tying some colorful spring ribbon on a few of the plates on my plate wall:
and adding some color to the inside of my built-in china cabinet:
but my neutral-loving heart felt like the small pops of color I already had were just enough. Thank you all so much for coming along on my tour! If you’d like to see the rest of my spring home, you can check out my full spring tour {here} and if you want the deets on my dining room paint color and a full shopping guide for this space you can find it at the bottom of {this dining room post}.
Enjoy your weekend!
love this look! those napkins are gorgeous and i love the centerpiece!
Thanks Cassie! I appreciate that my friend! Enjoy your weekend!
The small pops of color are just perfect! I love the simple touches like the single flower with twine and wow, that centerpiece is stunning!
Shelley
Thank you so much Shelley! Hope you have a great weekend – looks like our neck of the woods has some nice weather coming our way!
Love your wood bowl in the center of your table and your white dishes on the table! Have a good weekend!
Thank you Mary! I kept it pretty simple 🙂 Hope you enjoy your weekend too!
It’s all beautiful! Love the runner–I’ll have to check out the tutorial. Also, I’ve been trying to talk (my first!) client into a plate wall but she says it reminds her of her grandmother 🙁 I’ll have to show her your dining room that’s anything but old lady! Would you mind telling me more about the prints on either side of the cabinet?
P.S. I had a chuckle over your ORC rattan headboard comment. Sadly I don’t think my husband would ever go for it either although I’ve been dying for a new bed for years and I’ve seen a a couple of rattan headboards/beds that I’m in love with. Sigh, husbands….
Ha! That’s funny about the plate wall – and how exciting that you’re starting to take clients – congrats!! The prints on either side of the cabinet are from Arhaus – I got them years ago as floor models when they were being discontinued but then I saw that they started carrying them a year or so ago again. Not sure if they still have them or not. And thanks for feeling my pain on the rattan headboard – I haven’t given up my battle yet – ha!
Kris, your dining room is a beauty no matter what the season! I love the gorgeous spring touches you added – perfection! ???? Thanks so much for joining us on the tour!
Thank you so much for organizing it – it’s been so fun!
Your table looks so pretty Kris! Love the napkins and the ranunculus centerpiece, beautiful!
Thank you Lisa! I heart ranunculus 🙂 Have a great weekend!!
I totally agree with that no matter what is the season. Your dining room looks just amazing! What I love most is that gorgeous spring ribbons that add pops of color to the room. I will use some of your details in my dining room. Thanks for sharing your ideas!
That’s so sweet – thank you Lisa!
Kris, you have such a good eye for using color! Beautiful pallette and gorgeous setting!
Thank you Oscar – I LOVED your spring refresh!! Enjoy your weekend!
I sure wish I was a guest at this lovely table!!!
I sure wish you were too! You’ll have to come for a visit next time you take a trip to NYC!
Kris,
Your dining room is an all time favorite of mine. I love the touches of spring, it’s just the right about of color and fun for the season.
xo,
Karen
Thank you so much Karen! You’re always so sweet and supportive! Enjoy your weekend!
It’s perfect. I love, love, love your dinning room and you added just the right amount of Spring.
Thanks Becky! So fun to be one this tour with you!!
Always gorgeous Kris!! Your table runner and centerpiece is so so creative!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Alma!
Absolutely beautiful Kris!!! Love your dining room so much –
Thank you so much Annie!
I love your style and the pop of blue in the napkins is perfect for spring with your beautiful pink floral centerpiece!
Hi you said you tweeked keystone gray paint but could you tell us what you tweeked about it so we can decide if I want the regular formula or your tweeked formula. Did you lighen it or use more or less drops of a color to change the way the color looks? what was it that you were trying to change about it? Thank you!!!!
Hi Janet – unfortunately I honestly don’t remember what I tweaked about the color. I did the tweaking about ten years ago in a previous home and then just used the same formula when we moved to our current home. If you take my formula to Sherwin Williams, they would be able to tell you the color difference between it and the original formula. Sorry I’m of little help!
Hi yes I will take your fomula in to see difference. Thanks for the info love the keystone gray on my monitor. Can you tell me does it read green at all or more orangy or more gray? It seems to go with every color you change to for your dining table. Thanks for your help.
Where did you get the plates on your wall, particularly the white ones?
My plates are from Juliska – the Jardins du Monde collection. The plates are pretty pricey but Juliska has a warehouse sale twice a year where they are significantly discounted – that’s when I got mine!