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Gisela Graham’s Guide: Spring Tablescape Styling

Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes the perfect excuse to embrace colour, freshness and make decorative decisions that reflect that lighter, uplifting atmosphere found outdoors. Whether you’re hosting Easter lunch, adding a pop of colour to your home, or planning fun spring gatherings, Gisela Graham has gathered her favourite styling ideas and simple tips, with help from her Meadow Collection, to set the perfect spring scene. Read along to find advice that covers everything from colour palettes and coordinated crockery to important finishing touches.

Creating A Cohesive Look

Creating the perfect spring tablescape is effortless when you focus on cohesion. One of the simplest ways to achieve this is through colour and coordinated pieces. Choose a soft palette that reflects the lightness of the season, and layer your crockery thoughtfully, allowing your statement pieces to shine without overwhelming the table. And it doesn’t have to stop at matching plates and bowls. Incorporate textiles such as napkins or table runners in complementary patterns to create flow and add texture; but be mindful not to overcrowd the space. Finish the look with candles, candle holders, vases and flowers in matching shades to add further depth and warmth. As a result, your table will feel balanced, inviting and beautifully uplifting.

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Floral Finish

It wouldn’t be spring without greenery and flowers, so make sure to add them to your table for the ideal seasonal look to bring that natural beauty inside! A simple vase filled with your favourite fresh or faux stems can instantly brighten a room and create a beautiful focal point for your table. Gisela Graham styling tip: if you’re looking to create a more unique look, try mixing in a few paper flower decorations to your bouquet, like we have. They’re the perfect decorations to add style to your arrangement.

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Playing With Height

When styling your table, one of the key things to consider is keeping the overall look visually interesting. An easy way to achieve this is by varying the heights of your pieces, creating multiple focal points across the setting rather than just one. For example, instead of placing all your crockery directly on the table, we elevated our smaller bowls on a decorative riser. This gave pieces that might otherwise be overlooked a chance to stand out and be appreciated. Breaking up larger shapes with raised accents also prevents the table from feeling cluttered, helping the overall arrangement feel balanced and thoughtfully styled.

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Transform your table for spring!