Welcome to the first Tablescape Tuesday!  
This table started with the **beaded seashell placemats** I found at World Market. I loved the summer feel, but I wasn’t sure at first whether the coral and turquoise would work with what I already owned. Once I brought them home, I realized I had everything I needed.

The coral picked up the orange Sheila Bridges Harlem Toile plates, while the turquoise worked beautifully with my Le Creuset dinner plates. I added patterned Villeroy & Boch glass chargers, amber RAKLE glasses, vintage pearl-handled flatware, and warm bronze accents.  
The final piece was the green-and-amber Cloudnola Bubble Flip Vase I found at HomeGoods. It pulled the whole table together by repeating the green, amber, coral, and turquoise tones already in the setting.  
I also used my Sheila Bridges for Wedgwood tiered server, combining the turquoise and ivory Harlem Toile scenes. I love mixing the different scenes and colorways instead of keeping everything perfectly matched.    
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An honorable mention to my Lilly Pulitzer clamshell bread plates, which are used from everything as a candy dish, too a bread plate, and. Appetizer plate.  
This wasn’t a special occasion—just dinner at home with my my favorite people. Nothing beats simple moments at the 

**Table sources**  
Beaded seashell placemats — World Market  
Orange Harlem Toile plates, mugs, and tiered server — Sheila Bridges for Wedgwood  
Turquoise dinner plates — Le Creuset  
Texured glass chargers — Villeroy & Boch  
Bronze chargers and napkin rings — Williams Sonoma  
Amber glasses — RAKLE, made in Türkiye  
Pearl-handled flatware — Vintage Universal L.F. & C.  
Sage-green tablecloth — Williams Sonoma  
Ivory napkins — Target Threshold  
Bubble Flip Vase — **Cloudnola**, found at HomeGoods  
Flowers — Trader Joe’s

**My mother-in-law preferred the polished bronze chargers, while I was drawn to the patterned glass ones—so I compromised and used both. Which version would you have chosen?**

**And please share your own Sheila Bridges tablescape for Tablescape Tuesday—even if it’s just one place setting, a breakfast tray, a bar cart, or a favorite piece styled at home. I’d love for this to become a place where we inspire one another and actually use our beautiful pieces.**

Tablescape Tuesday: A Summer Harlem Toile Table in Coral, Turquoise & Amber