Cowboy Reflections Tablescapes

Not everyone has unlimited sets of dishes to use - but by using what you have in unique ways, each meal can look and feel totally different. Pat took one of her favorite dish patterns (Cowboy Reflections by Montana Lifestyles) and put it to the test.....

First of three place settings using the same dish pattern - color theme is denim

Second place setting uses rust as the color theme

Steel blue and black colors are used in this place setting

Close up of the one of the dishes

Brown stemmed Lenox Expresso  water glass with a simple Libby wine glass

Pat used Noritake Iron Brown flatware

The charger is Colonial Color Spectrum by Mikasa

Sitting on top of a denim napkin is a wicker placemat from Pier 1

Pat pulled the cowboy look from the centerpiece to use this western napkin. Napkin ring from Bed, Bath, and Beyond

Here's the little guy that started it all - an Annie Wahl doll from Richard Simmons collection

 

One last look......

Close up of the second place setting

Dual beige and rust napkins in a brown spray painted PVC pipe decorated with a boot ornament

Clear glassware (both from the Dollar Store)

Hammered handles on the flatware work perfectly with the western theme

Pat found these wonderful wooden chargers at World Market last year

Individual lidded bean pot - another one of Pat's "finds"

Overview of the last place setting using steel blue and black

The black water and wine/juice glasses are from Pier 1 several years ago

These rustic pieces of flatware at Treble Clef from Gourmet Settings

Steel blue napkin from Pier 1 is held together by a boot ornament sits on a black Fiestaware Bread and Butter Plate

One of our favorites - Indigo Black Color Spectrum from Mikasa

Small black accent bowl is from Waechtersbach

 

Where it came from:

Cowboy Reflections Dishware:  by Montana Lifestyles from Replacements.com

Blue and Black Chargers:  Color Spectrum by Mikasa from eBay and Replacements.com

Wooden Charger:  from World Market

Black and Brown Bread and Butter Plates:  Fiestaware by Homer Laughlin

Brown Flatware:  Iron Brown by Noritake 40 years old

Other Flatware:  from Bed, Bath, and Beyond

Placemats, Napkins:  Pier 1

Cowboy Ornaments:  Kohl's