5 Tips for Creating a Colorful Outdoor Table Setting

June 10, 2014

Summer in full swing we spend a lot of time entertaining friends and family, good eats and drinks in our backyard. Table setting can be the perfect way to add a little zip to any soirée. Follow these tips to create a colorful table display is suitable for a backyard barbecue.

Setting the table with more masculine events can be more difficult than the next closest gal pals get together to create the tablescape. In accordance with the Toe the line between decoration it is too feminine, and to do it and having it seems inappropriate for the occasion.

Here is a table, where we've come up with a father's day gathering and whats and whys behind the playful and funny, yet masculine and cool tablescape:

1. create a color scheme)

Start the charger (such as this one, we found the costs as well as the world markets) or other accent has a pattern to it, and the work around that color theme. Turquoise is a bright and summery, and when paired with the natural fiber on the charger, it adds a textural quality is still masculine table.

2) forget the tablecloth

Masculine vibe to ditch the tablecloth and bare all. White table was clean and was perfect for the role, when you leave the bright colors and patterns we added the place settings and greenery.

3) don't be afraid to mix models

Vary the color, scale and type of the model in different parts, such as the charger and the plate below, add interest and color.

4) more trees

Some of the wood elements of the ground the palette and more masculine. These bowls to break up the pattern and add a rustic vibe to the table, so it fits better in the language. The basic tree planter, also add a little rustic nature of the space and greenery add extra height and texture.

5) introduce accent color

In order to avoid the monochrome option to add an accent color in the table through the plants or flowers, a small dish or a trio of colorful, cutting boards, as we have done here. Fun and simple DIY ribbon-cutting of the board edges and paint them with bright accent color, such as we have here at the blood orange. Introducing the accent color to give dimension to your tablescape, add visual interest and breaks all we do in the rest of the turquoise.

Photos: Amber interiors

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