Home Decor · 🌸 Spring
A spring table, without the plastic pastels
Tulips, milky glaze and one bright napkin. That's the whole trick.
Spring · £ · 30 minutes · 3 min read

Spring tables go wrong when the pastels are plastic. Chalky, faded, slightly dirty pastels look like the season; sugary ones look like a party shop.
What's on it
- Tulips cut short in several small jars — they keep growing after cutting, so short is right
- Plates in a milky or speckled glaze rather than bright white
- One saturated colour, once: a napkin, or a single stem of something strong
- Daylight. A spring table is a lunch table
Tulip note
A copper coin in the water is folklore; cold water and a re-trim every other day is what actually keeps them standing.
Make it yours
Kept ideas live in My Keeps, keep their category and season, and can be planned, lived and remembered later.
My SZN editorial inspiration — our own seasonal idea, not a listing for a verified external event.
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