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Aerial view of 21 Tabletop Designs
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Sir Lancelot’s Table
After the Hunt
If Lancelot had invited Queen Guinevere to tea after a day of
hunting pheasant, he would have served lunch on black and white toile
plates and featured a golden candelabrum for romantic light. The table
would be draped in rich fabrics, with a wreath of pheasant feathers. And
on each draped chair you would find a beautiful wild flower bouquet
wrapped in a cornucopia of ribbons.
Suzanne Pershing,
Power Presentations & Graphics
***People's Choice Award Winner***
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Marie Antoinette’s
Masquerade Tea Party
Imagine a
tea party put on by Marie herself in the over-the-top Rococo style of
the 18th Century. The theme is carried out in gold and pastel
pinks and blues. The table features a candelabrum fashioned with a
parasol. Did I mention that Ms. Antoinette will be joining us?
Nina Starr, Chabot Art Student |
Tea Room, Loire Valley, France
Nestled within an enchanted
land of vineyards, floral gardens, and rolling green hills, and dotted
with more than a thousand chateaux, sits a small cottage in the Loire
Valley, and the site of a small grape-themed
tea room. Overlooking a lovely French
Garden
filled with lavender, gardenia, wisteria, and hydrangea, this high-tea
room provides a warm and serene environment to relax in.
Imagine your favorite beverage and enjoying high tea on a gold-rimmed
and grape-leaved plate, set onto a gold-beaded charger, and matched with
golden utensils.
Chad Mark Glen & Karen Silva
Chabot College
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