Color Pops

It's time for the monthly tablescape challenge at
Let's Dish! 

This month's challenge was Let There Be White 

The rules: 
Use all white dishes dishes
and only one accent color.  

For our white place setting, we chose a casual set that belongs to the Farm Sister. We liked it because of its pure white hue and unique shape. I have no idea who made it or what the pattern is. It's all written in French. I took five years of French, but the only thing I can seem to remember is ferme la bouche. 

We even used a white ceramic charger. 
(The Duchess found those a few years ago at CTS. I wish I owned some.)

Then, we broke up all that white with our accent color, which... 

surprise, surprise,

 is a pop of red.

We decided to make ours a breakfast table.  That way, we could add this little white egg cup and serve decoupaged eggs.

**edited because of comments: Yes, I did make the eggs.  I used patterns from some wrapping paper. 

And some strawberries in yet another little white berry bowl.

And a  white creamer and sugar bowl.

And a white pot full of white daisies. 

When we stick to a theme, we stick to a theme.   

We're what you call radical rule followers...

OK, maybe not completely radical.  

There's not a rule book in the world that would give our triangle of glassware a pass, but if it's breakfast, I'm having coffee, and I'm having it in a mug.  

On the table it went. 

We couldn't decide if a coffee mug went in the dishware category or the glassware category so we compromised and used a white one with a pop of red.  The juice glass is stuffed with another napkin because everyone knows you use two napkins on play tables set for invisible people.  It's a rule.

The rules also allowed for more color in the flatware  so that's what we did.  

And viola, c'est fini!

OK, maybe I remember a little more French than I thought I did.

Le petit déjeuner est sur la table. 

Bon appétit!


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Sharing with Cuisine Kathleen  at the Let's Dish! tablescape challenge
 and the Porch People for  Tablescape Thursday.