Entertaining Season (Christmas) – Maximalist Tablescape

We’re leaning into modern maximalism this season of entertaining and long lunches - layers of colour, texture, and personality that turn every seat into the best one at the table.

The Look: Blue, Brown & Lemon Layers

This look starts with a green, white, and pink patterned tablecloth, setting the scene for a mix of blues, mustards, and golds. The on-trend pink and brown fill-your- bon bons with blue ribbon bring instant personality and perfectly elevate your tablescape - a little unexpected, a lot irresistible.

⚡HOT TIP! If you can't find a tablecloth you like, look at bedding section and purchase a king size bedspread! ⚡that's what we did!

We built on the colour story with mustard linen napkins, light blue plates, and rattan placemats for texture. A U-shaped blue vase filled with bright flowers anchors the table, flanked by pink and orange glass candle holders, white candlesticks, and a pleated white bowl full of lemons that adds a burst of fresh energy.

Linear Cocktail and Gin Glasses sparkle at every setting, ready for whatever’s being poured.

The Trend: Maximalism, Refined

The dopamine décor movement is all about joyful abundance, and this table is the proof.
We’ve swapped matchy-matchy minimalism for bold combinations, clashing in the best possible way. The result? A space that feels confident, expressive, and joyful.

This is maximalism for grown-ups: curated colour, considered chaos, and a sense of play that never takes itself too seriously.

The Moment: The Most Unforgettable Table Guest

Long lunches are all about connecting with friends and family and our Fill-Your-Own Bon Bons do exactly that.

Each one is designed to sabotage small talk and spark something real. Inside, you’ll find a conversation starter or mini game, the kind that makes even your quietest guest come alive…even grandma.

Fill them with your own gifts, for example, a mini bottle of alcohol, chocolate, something sentimental or something unhinged and you’ve got the most unforgettable table guest.

And the best part? They’re eco-friendly and entirely plastic-free, made from paper so you can indulge without the waste. Good for the planet, bad for boring parties.

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