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TREND SPOTTED   04.04.08 9:45 AM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
Diffa's Color Trend: Yellow
Perhaps as a nod to spring, many designers at Diffa's Dining by Design event incorporated yellow accents into their tables this year, with shades of the color popping up as table linens, vases, statuary, and flowers. Here's a look at an array of the warm settings.
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Ralph Lauren Home's goldenrod tablecloth set off black, white, and silver place settings. - Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
Ralph Lauren Home's goldenrod tablecloth set off black, white, and silver place settings.
Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
Michael Tavano mixed lemon-yellow accessories and linens with yellow accents to brighten up his table for the New York Design Center. - Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
Michael Tavano mixed lemon-yellow accessories and linens with yellow accents to brighten up his table for the New York Design Center.
Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
J.C. Penney Wedding Registry's table by Event Design Incorporated had a  golden look, with yellow walls, candle shades, and linens and plenty of  daffodils. - Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
J.C. Penney Wedding Registry's table by Event Design Incorporated had a golden look, with yellow walls, candle shades, and linens and plenty of daffodils.
Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
At the Downtown for Profiles setting, a mix of rich yellow ceramic  roosters mixed with vases in other shades of yellow and orange. - Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
At the Downtown for Profiles setting, a mix of rich yellow ceramic roosters mixed with vases in other shades of yellow and orange.
Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
Celebrate Flowers' table for Gourmet featured floral displays of lemons and sunflowers. - Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
Celebrate Flowers' table for Gourmet featured floral displays of lemons and sunflowers.
Photo: Francine Daveta for BizBash
 

Note: You can find all of our coverage of Diffa's Dining by Design event here.

  —Lisa Cericola & Mark Mavrigian
RELATED TOPICS Diffa, Diffa Dining by Design, Gourmet magazine, J.C. Penney, Ralph Lauren Home, Michael Tavano

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