At long last, we’re getting back into the swing of gathering with friends + loved ones, and I for one could not be more thrilled! Granted, gathering at our temporary apartment has proven to be a bit more challenging than I’d hope. But I’m still doing what I can, and living vicariously through friends spaces + my Mother-In-Laws for holidays + family gatherings. Can’t wait to host at our new home in {hopefully} a few short months!
However my current lack of space/storage has not prevented me from eyeing some beautiful spring tabletop pieces I’ve noticed across a few of my favorite sites. And of course adding a few items here + there to my own collection! With summer gatherings on the horizon, hopefully ya’ll have some fun plans to look forward to, and a reason to take the plunge on some new spring tabletop to enjoy.
Favorite Places to Shop Spring Tabletop
Brooke & Lou
A constant favorite, Brooke & Lou has a wonderful selection of not only home decor pieces, but a lovely selection of well curated tabletop items as well! From block print linens + kitchen accessories, to the sweetest herb plates + decorative bowls.
The Avenue
Grandmillennial fans rejoice! The Avenue has an incredible selection of impeccably curated tabletop {as well as clothing styles} pieces, sourced from artisan quality that is just exquisite.
They also carry quite a few exclusive styles + patterns that can only be found on their site. Such as this French blue pattern plate series that is just darling!
Etsy
Undoubtably the best source for unique household goodness on the internet. Etsy is a never ending resource for tablescapes! Sometimes I find myself browsing the site, sifting though various categories and getting lost for literal hours in all the possibilities. So much inspiration. Here are a few recent favorite finds I wish I had space to add to my own collection!
A few things I specifically look for on the site are vintage floral glassware, depression glass, milk glass vases + Wedgwood pieces. Just to name a few! I’ve also been eyeing some unique, vintage light fixtures for the new house, but that’s a share I’ll save for another day.