Who Said Plates Had to Be White? Tracy Porter Tablescapes

If wild, distinctive dinnerware is too much for your taste, Tracy Porter probably won’t be for you. Even if that sounds like you, take a look at Tracy Porter’s tabletop accessories anyway. You’ll be converted instantly. A designer of all things, including jewelry, clothing, bags, shoes, she has fashioned multiple unique lines of serving platters, cake and pastry stands, bowls, canisters, pitchers, and teapots. Matching dinner plates are available with some collections. Her color palate ranges from collection to collection. The life-like flowers, the creamy pastels paired with fiery, bright colors, and the attention to detail are inspiring. You’d be able to host a Spring lunch in your backyard or a formal dinner party for six; either way, your table would require little else than patterns like these:

 

I can’t resist an attention-grabbing Tea for One set. I have a small collection of them. Notice the charming flower detail in the bottom of the cup. You don’t have to feel bad anymore when your cup’s empty:

 

This chip and dip server would be perfect for serving fruit and Fluff Dip:

I’m always so inspired by vibrant colors when Spring approaches. They make me so hopeful for warm, clear days, especially on days like today. See below; this is actually what it looks like outside of my office right now:

Thankfully, it won’t be long until the fog lifts and the flowers start blooming. In the meantime, get yourself some flower-shaped plates and patiently wait for that day to get here. That's what I'll be doing.

Happy Decorating

 

: A lot of her pieces are on sale right now; get them before they’re all sold out.