DINNER PARTY TABLE Black, White, Pink & Gold

Happy Monday! Back to work for me, but I hope everyone enjoyed their Valentine’s Day celebrations! As I mentioned Friday, I got to dress up my friend Yuki’s table for a couples’ dinner party. I went with my usual black/white/gold theme and added in a touch of pale pink. A simple gold confetti “runner” and Kelly Wearstler “kiss” placecards (that I cut from my personal stationery) kept it festive and apropos for the holiday…

And I couldn’t help myself, I had to style up her Society Social python bar table too, with Gray Malin’s “Legs” Prada Marfa print!

capiz shell pendant, $299 // black & white striped rug, $399 // bookshelf, $70 // acrylic chair, $264/pair // sheepskin, $29.99 // Stone Textile signature print placemats (contact for backorders) // gold flatware, $29+ // Society Social “The Draper” faux python bar table, $289 // Gray Malin Prada Marfa “Legs (Black and White)” print, $199+ // gold confetti, Party City in-store // votive holders, vases & bowl, Target in-store

This is actually a friend’s house that I helped remodel — you may remember the “Neutral Texture” and “Black + White Breakfast Nook” boards I created for her last year. I did take a few pics of her kitchen and nook that I will share tomorrow!

Photos, design & styling by Erika Brechtel

Erika Brechtel

Erika's passion for guiding women to "Style Your Biz, Your Home, Your Self, Your Life" led her create 'The E List' (formerly the Small Shop blog) in 2010. Since, she's expanded globally into speaking, mentoring, course offerings, angel investing, and social entrepreneurship through the Élanoura Collective for women founders.

The Comments

Heather M. says

February 17, 2014 at 5:29 am

Gorgeous!!!! I remember those boards and I loved them! Can’t wait to see more!
Lexi @ Glitter, Inc. says

February 17, 2014 at 7:08 am

This is just beautiful! Loving those placemats!
xx Lexi, Glitter, Inc.
{The Design Daredevil} Jessie D. Miller says

February 17, 2014 at 10:10 am

Looks great Erika! She is very lucky to be your friend.
Albertina || Mimosa Lane says

February 17, 2014 at 3:13 pm

Love it!! Such a pretty table. I can’t believe you cut up your KW stationery!!
Skye says

February 18, 2014 at 9:13 am

Overblown roses are one of my favourite table decorations. And what a pretty shade of pink…
Leah says

February 18, 2014 at 9:29 pm

Ooh, that python table is making me feel things….
Nika Vintage says

February 28, 2014 at 2:16 am

Que genial blog!! Ya te sigo!
Te invito a mi blog!
Buen fin de semana!
Nika

http://nikavintage.blogspot.com.es/

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February 18, 2014 at 5:03 am

[…] Yesterday I posted a few dining room photos from my friend’s home that I’ve been helping to remodel (remember the “Neutral Texture” board from last year?). We pretty much stripped the place of its old honey-colored wood, cottage cheese ceilings and ivory tiling (ick), replacing it all with dark espresso floors, black trim and doors, and pale gray walls. In the kitchen, we went with white cabinets, white carerra marble countertops, a white subway tile backsplash, and tore down a few walls (and a fluorescent light box in the ceiling – yikes!) to open up the spaces even more. The difference is dramatic! What was once a dingy 1970′s nightmare is now a refreshing light-filled dream… […]
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April 1, 2014 at 12:03 pm

[…] Yesterday I posted a few dining room photos from my friend’s home that I’ve been helping to remodel (remember the “Neutral Texture” board from last year?). We pretty much stripped the place of its old honey-colored wood, cottage cheese ceilings and ivory tiling (ick), replacing it all with dark espresso floors, black trim and doors, and pale gray walls. In the kitchen, we went with white cabinets, white carerra marble countertops, a white subway tile backsplash, and tore down a few walls (and a fluorescent light box in the ceiling – yikes!) to open up the spaces even more. The difference is dramatic! What was once a dingy 1970′s nightmare is now a refreshing light-filled dream… […]