With Easter this weekend I wanted to share an easy to recreate spring tablescape inspired by my beautiful Chinoiserie dining set. I actually found this dish set at Home Goods last year and managed to scoop up a complete set minus a serving platter and the teacups with complimenting saucers. It was exciting to find them on Amazon in case I need to order any other pieces!
If you are like me, you are busy prepping your home for guests tomorrow with no time to even think about anything else. I have written a lot of great articles on Laura Lily to help with all things entertaining. I figured it would make your life easier to create one blog post with links to all of these articles. So here you are, everything you’ll need to create the best holiday experience for you and your guests!
So you are having people over and need to put some food out. WHAT DO YOU DO?! Simple. You throw some cheese and crackers on a plate and call it a day. Or… You take 10 minutes and you put together a beautifully crafted array of deliciousness. That’s right, today is all about how to make a cheese board in under 10 minutes.
It’s the month of October and I love a good dinner party, I decided to put together a fun and easy Halloween Tablescape with items from Home Goods…
It is that time of year again. Time to transition our homes from summer and bring in all the wonderful home decorating items saved for fall! In this post, I am sharing 5 simple steps to decorate your house for fall using examples from a round-up of fall decor posts I have created over the years. Starting with the first simple step….
I’ll year I’ve been dreaming of hosting this grand Moroccan Picnic for my friends at the beach. Thanks to Atay Tea, a delicious Moroccan inspired tea that’s made right here in LA, that dream finally took flight.
Just in time for Easter… a super easy spring table setting! All it takes is a few pops of pink, flowers, a few braided placemats, and gold silverware. I always like to set up my dining table before my guests arrive and sometimes the night before just to make sure everything is in place and one less thing to worry about as I’m cooking.
