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Reimagined Red, White, and Blue Tablescape for July 4th

June 27, 2012 | At Home

Bring on the red, white, and blue—but cast away old holiday clichés. This July 4th tablescape celebrates the quintessential American holiday with style and sass instead of tired traditions. Incorporate pieces of bold, contemporary tableware with a layer of Earth-inspired accessories and add a piece of Americana for a beautiful, beachy table with a pure patriotic spirit. Here's how to get the look:

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Bold and Beautiful - Top a punchy red Ikat print napkin with natural-inspired accessories for a fresh, modern vibe. A generously sized cobalt blue plate provides some pop.

 

Ikat cloth napkin, $28, C. Wonder. 5 Main St., Southampton, 287-2645

 

Java dinner plate, $136, Home, James! 55 Main St. # D, East Hampton, 324-2307

 

Retro Thirst Quencher - Whether filled with fresh lemonade or a frozen mojito, a classic canning jar tied with a bright red grosgrain ribbon is a fun and festive addition to your table.

Ribbon and canning jars, Sag Harbor Variety Store. 45 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-9706

 

Stars and Stripes - Display your patriotic spirit to perfection with an innovative and stylish decorative box as the centerpiece of your tablescape.

 

American flag keepsake box, $38, C. Wonder. 5 Main St., Southampton, 287-2645

 

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—BARBARA PAGE GLATT
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Hampton Hostess, a lifestyle blog by interior designer Barbara Page Glatt, explores the latest in home design, travel, and entertaining, with a specific focus on the Hamptons. Stay tuned for Barbara's weekly blogs on décor, entertaining, and more in the Hamptons.