Steal This Look: A Rustic Holiday Table from Australia - Remodelista
Since first admiring photographer and stylist Kara Rosenlund’s 19th century worker’s cottage, we find ourselves frequently lost in her artful account of daily life on her blog. Photograph by Kara Rosenlund. A woven table runner serves as a platform for walnuts, olive branches, and cloves: “I love the heady fragrance of cloves and rosemary,” says Rosenlund. Photograph by Kara Rosenlund. Above L: Rosenlund swaps a traditional floral arrangement for a rosemary chandelier. Casamidy’s Pila Seca Pendant Lamp is made from wrought iron with saddle leather; contact Casamidy for pricing and availability. The Two-Gallon Galvanized Bucket from Dover Parkersburg is $7.99 from Amazon. Above L: Fog Linen’s simple Iron S Hook is £1.99 at Ruby Roost. Rough Linen’s 24-Inch Square Napkins (shown) are made from a blend of Orkney and Smooth Linen and are available in white or natural for $24 each. Rosenlund fills vintage mustard pots with feathers in lieu of floral arrangements; we like vintage Lab Lagny pots from France, which are widely available on Etsy (most for under $20). Anthropologie’s Seaborne Flatware is made from polished beech wood and stainless steel; $98 for a five-piece set. The Bexley Wine Glass is $11 from Canvas. West Elm’s white earthenware Linen Textured Dinnerware Set is sold in sets of four of each piece (a dinner and salad plate, bowl, and mug); prices range from $24 for four mugs to $40 for dinner plates. See our previous Steal This Look posts: A Simple Table Setting from Sue Fisher King, A Parisian Oyster Party, and A Pacific Northwest-Inspired Table Setting.