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Blue & Lemon Sukkot Tablescape
This one leans sunlit rather than autumnal, so it belongs to a Sukkos lunch. Soft blue down the center, lemons on the napkins and again in the bowls, and a cream ground holding the two together.
Waterproof Tablecloth in Cream
A simple cream foundation that matches the cream of the plates.
Shop @Le Fête →Blue Scallop Border Runner
Soft blue with a darker scalloped edge, 13 by 72 inches, to set the blue down the center.
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Pembroke Cream Plates with Blue Edge
12-inch paper plates with a blue scalloped rim that echoes the runner underneath.
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Lemons Dinner Napkins
Bright yellow lemons on a pale pink ground — the signature pattern and the blush accent.
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Ribbed Tumblers in Blue
Ribbed blue tumblers that repeat the runner's color at every setting.
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Light Blue Stoneware Palm Mini Bowl
Little 3-inch stoneware bowls for dips or olives, and reusable after the meal.
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Long Oval Tray in White
A plain white oval tray that keeps the serving pieces out of the color story.
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Blue and lemon table questions
What goes in the middle of this table?
Two shallow white bowls of whole lemons with a few leafy stems tucked around them. Skip flowers here — the lemons are the focal point, and a bouquet beside them just splits the attention.
Does a summery table suit Sukkos?
It does if you use it for lunch. Set it under the schach with the sukkah walls in view and the brightness reads as daytime yom tov rather than as a July barbecue.
Do the paper plates undercut the look?
Not at this scale. The blue scalloped rim is the detail that matters and it survives being printed on paper; the stoneware dip bowls and the glass tumblers carry the weight instead.
What cutlery works here?
Plain silver. Everything else on this table is patterned or colored, so the cutlery is the one place to add nothing at all, and it lets the lemon napkins stay visible on the plates.
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