One of my personal decorating "rules" is to keep a bit of greenery in every room, and the dining table can be the perfect place to add some. Here are ten tabletops where the flora are the focus.
As the first image proves, flowers can make for stunning wedding centerpieces. While the more expensive arrangements can be saved for special occasions, you can still incorporate a bit of nature by using simple clippings (images 5, 6, and 8), moss (image 3), succulents (image 7), or even seasonal produce (image 2).
(Images: 1. Once Wed; 2. Tec Petaja via Apartment Therapy; 3. Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan for Apartment Therapy; 4. Lonny via Apartment Therapy; 5. Lauren Michelle for Once Wed; 6. Once Wed; 7. Ruffled; 8. Country Living; 9. Studio Choo for Design*Sponge; 10. In a Nutshell via Apartment Therapy)
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The first tablescape is lovely, but why is there a bouquet of paintbrushes on the table?!
These tablescapes are beautiful! Mostly though I want to commend the author for using "Inspiring" instead of "Inspired". These are truly inspiring. Yes, they may have each been inspired by something but so many people use that word without saying what the inspiration was.
A Grumpy Response.
Re-nest is supposed to be "design for green homes." Cut flowers flown in from Columbia may be greenery, but they are not Green. Fruit, vegetables, locally-grown flowers, herbs, potted plants - no problem.