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    Festive Table: Styling Ideas for Winter Gatherings

    12 December
    A thoughtfully set table sets the tone long before guests arrive. It’s not about perfection, but about atmosphere — light, texture, and the small details that make an evening feel considered. Here are three table settings that explore different moods, each offering a distinct way to bring warmth and character to the table.

    Classic with a Twist

    This setting builds on timeless elements — crisp white plates, clear glassware, and elegant candlelight — elevated through subtle contrasts. Tall candle holders introduce rhythm and height, while sculptural glass adds a quiet sense of movement. Pieces like the Rovio Glass and Essenziale plates keep the base clean and refined, allowing small accents — berries, metallic finishes, soft reflections — to become the focal points. A familiar classic, reinterpreted with restraint.

    Clear glass and white plates form a clean base, allowing subtle details to stand out
    A classic table reimagined through contrast: crisp whites, warm metals, and bold seasonal accents

    Scandinavian Calm

    Soft, muted tones and natural forms define this table. Pale ceramics, matte finishes, and gentle silhouettes create a sense of ease and balance. Lulu Dinner and Salad Plates pair effortlessly with simple glassware and understated flatware, while sculptural candle holders and wooden accents bring warmth without excess. Everything feels intentional yet relaxed, this is a setting designed for slow conversations and unhurried evenings.

    Soft ceramics and simple glassware come together in muted tones, emphasising balance and material honesty
    A light, airy table setting shaped by natural forms, pale finishes, and an unhurried rhythm

    Silent Night

    This mood leans into intimacy and depth. Darker surfaces, low light, and tactile materials come together to create a cocoon-like atmosphere. Bistro Glass, Hudson and Azure plates, and softly glowing candles add layers without overwhelming the table. Decorative objects are kept minimal, allowing texture and shadow to do the work. It’s a setting made for lingering dinners, where the table becomes part of the moment rather than the backdrop.

    A restrained palette of glass, ceramics, and candlelight, focused on texture and depth rather than ornament
    Low light and dark surfaces create an intimate setting where shadows and reflections set the mood

    Whether you prefer something classic, calm, or quietly dramatic, the right tableware can transform even the most familiar gathering into something memorable