Elevate Your Dining with Teaselwood Design

How do you approach combining textures, colors, and materials when designing a tablescape?

I love mixing patterns and textures, often incorporating unexpected elements in unconventional ways. I typically begin with a base layer, like a runner or tablecloth, to set the foundation. From there, I layer in patterns using dishes or napkins and embrace the rich texture of pottery to add depth. Greenery is a favorite finishing touch, bringing in additional texture and complementary colors that tie the entire setting together beautifully.

How do you make a tablescape feel personal and unique for different occasions or seasons?

I have a passion for sourcing vintage and unique pottery dishes, each carrying their own story. As an avid collector, I often discover these special pieces during my travels, and they always hold a cherished place in my heart and home.

What’s one common mistake people make when styling their dining tables, and how can they avoid it?

Creating a table that is too busy, with incorrect proportions or scale.

What are your Farmhouse Pottery favorites to feature, no matter what the season?

Beehive Crocks are usually filled with fresh or dried flowers and Olive Oil Bottles that stay out next to the stove all year long.