How to Create a Spring Tablescape Design with a New Perspective

Here I played with the the visual of the vase. Rather than a more traditional vase where all the cut florals are in either tall or low vases — where the blossom takes center stage – I stood the tulips up – and it created an entirely new look.

With four tall vases — odd numbers are usually best in landscape garden design compositions as well as tablescapes – no need for all matchy/matchy. However, here the “even-steven” number of the vase focal point worked just fine.

I filled the bottom of the tall vases with cut blue decorative glass.

I placed them on round mirrors to amplify the look and create more visual interest for seated dining guests.

I brought out my happy, little glass bunnies that accessorize all kinds of spring home decor displays.

Still, the tablescape display called out for more. I tried the glass candle holders in varying sizes. I filled the candle bowls with spring peas – usually used for split pea soup – and nestled the blue floating candles on top of the peas.

I added the tiny garden ornaments place/name holders and just like that — the glorious spring colors of yellow, blue, and green beamed joyfully.

The change-up in the height and style of the tulips in the vase standing up makes the viewer linger to enjoy.

It works!

If you’re looking to design a tablescape that will make your spring guests swoon, consider this design.

Cheers!