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Winter is the perfect season to welcome family and friends around a warm and elegant table. The flamingo style, with its refined aesthetic and natural materials, is an obvious choice for creating an atmosphere that is both friendly and refined. By focusing on neutral colors, soft textures and well-chosen accessories, it is possible to set a table that invites relaxation while reflecting a sure taste for interior decoration. Discover the essential elements for composing a flamingo winter table which will enhance your seasonal meals.
The flamingo style is all about soft, natural hues that blend perfectly with winter. Forget the bright colors and opt for a soothing, timeless palette.
Tableware plays a key role in the art of entertaining. For a winter table inspired by the Flemish style, choose pieces with simple lines and noble materials.
There handmade ceramics is a staple of the Flemish style. Opt for plates in natural tones, with slightly irregular finishes that reflect authenticity and handwork. White or taupe plates with a gold or silver border add a subtle touch of elegance.
Use stoneware or ceramic bowls for serving soups or winter starters. These pieces add visual warmth and fit perfectly into a Flemish ambiance.
THE textiles play an essential role in creating a welcoming and cozy table. Linen, wool and cotton are to be favored for an authentic and refined result.
A linen tablecloth is the centerpiece of your winter table. It brings a raw and natural texture while offering an understated elegance. Choose beige, off-white or light gray tones to stay in the flamingo spirit.
Linen or cotton napkins that match the tablecloth enhance the harmony of your table. You can tie them with jute or velvet ribbons for an extra touch of refinement.
If you want to enhance your table without a full tablecloth, opt for a jute table runner or wool, which adds texture and structure to the decoration.
Accessories are the key to personalizing your table and giving it character. However, the Flemish spirit favors simplicity and finesse.
Create a centerpiece using fir branches, eucalyptus or oak leaves. Add some pine cones, candles and red berries for a winter touch. Arrangements should remain clean and aligned with the natural spirit of the flamingo style.
THE white or ivory candles are essential to create a warm atmosphere. Place ceramic, wooden or patinated metal candle holders in the center of the table. For added safety and practicality, opt for glass or aged metal tealight holders that diffuse a soft light.
A blown glass or white ceramic vase with a few branches or dried flowers can be enough to dress the table. The idea is not to overload, but to add a delicate plant touch.
Every detail counts in the art of setting a Flemish table. Cutlery and glassware must reflect this search for elegance and simplicity.
Opt for cutlery in black metal, aged silver or copper. They go perfectly with ceramic plates and the neutral tones of the table, bringing a contemporary touch while respecting the Flemish aesthetic.
Of the crystal glasses Clear or lightly tinted are ideal for reflecting light and enhancing your decoration. Classic stemmed glasses or blown glass goblets add an artisanal dimension to the whole.
The flamingo style allows you to add personalized elements while respecting the general harmony of the table.
Lighting is a key element in creating a successful Flamingo table. Choose soft, indirect light.
Setting a winter table in the Flemish spirit is above all about playing on simplicity, natural materials and neutral tones. Every detail, from the plates to the candlelight, contributes to creating a warm and elegant atmosphere, ideal for sharing precious moments with your loved ones. By following these tips, you can create a table that embodies both conviviality and elegance, a perfect reflection of winter.
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