The dining room table is set for two with Erte plates:
It would have been so exciting if I could have had Erte for dinner! We could have discussed art, fashion and design for hours.
Romain de Tirtoff, known as Erté (1892-1990), was a Russian fashion illustrator and stage set designer, a master of the Art Deco style.
The fashion illustrations on these collector plates coordinate so well with Courtly Check for a simple table setting in black, white and gold!
The Mackenzie-Childs Tango glasses and Black Tie flatware finish off the table setting:
The candlestick in the center of the table has a battery operated candle and gives off a soft light!
Off to the side is the Bar Cart, filled with beautiful Waterford Crystal pieces:
I change up my bar cart every few weeks ....
....and I love how the crystal sparkles in the sunlight!
These are some of my favorite pieces - what are yours?
Stunnin, Patti, just stunning! The last ballet our state's founding ballet director (Andre Van Damme) choreographed was inspired by Erte. It remains a favorite of mine. Your plates pair like hand in glove with M-C!
ReplyDeletelooks amazing Patti. Love gold and black together. Your whole dining room looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA symphony of black and white! Love the fashion plates, very chic!
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