Garden Dinner Party

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May 3, 2013

Garden Dinner Party

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The combination of bright Mexican textiles and treats, a garden backdrop, and some of our favorite Pottery Barn* classics inspired me to get a head start on Cinco de Mayo festivities. A punch bowl-turned terrarium, stacked bowl vases, and flowing fruit cake stand are just a few of the DIY centerpieces that transformed the table. Keep reading for simple styling tips to pull off your own Mexican tablescape for Cinco de Mayo and beyond!

*This content was part of Pottery Barn's unpaid mystery box challenge

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by Angela Elias 5

*This content was part of Pottery Barn's unpaid mystery box challenge

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5 Comments

Shelley3051027 40 weeks 2 days

I love the sand!! How fun. This looks like the type of party I would like to be at. :) -Shelley (HowDoesShe.com)

Grace Hitchcock 40 weeks 2 days

This is so gorgeous! I love how you made the amazing flower vases with the bowls... what a clever idea. I want to eat a nice long dinner in one of those comfy looking leather chairs. Well done!

Angela Elias 40 weeks 2 days

Thanks for the kind words, @seefree ! I actually styled this one. :) The table runner is something that my grandmother scored at a Mexican market and gifted to me. Isn't it fun?

seefree 40 weeks 2 days

Great job, Elka! Love all things TexMex (I'm Texan ;) ) -- your food looks divine, too. Where's the runner from?!

Elka Karl 40 weeks 2 days

I'm totally inspired to throw a backyard party now! The whole tablescape is gorgeous, from the otami table runner to the creative ways you've re-thought these beautiful basics in new and cool ways.