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THE SCOUT   04.01.09 3:15 PM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
Tabletop Trends From Diffa: Tumblers, Chunky Silverware, Fake Flowers
Among the recurring motifs in the table settings at Diffa’s Dining by Design event this past week were a mix of fancy pieces and more rustic touches. There were thick ceramic plates, tumblers, and flatware in dark, heavy materials as well as a thick, fancy silverware. And several designers traded live plants for silk flowers.
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Alpha Workshops included ornate, weighty silverware from Tiffany & Company. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Alpha Workshops included ornate, weighty silverware from Tiffany & Company.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Marc Blackwell's place settings included flatware with a matte black finish. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Marc Blackwell's place settings included flatware with a matte black finish.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Faune Yerby used silverware with chunky black wooden handles.  - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Faune Yerby used silverware with chunky black wooden handles. 
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Alpha Workshops' table included hand-thrown plates by Alice Goldsmith Ceramics. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Alpha Workshops' table included hand-thrown plates by Alice Goldsmith Ceramics.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Ralph Lauren Home's dishes had a casual feel and a splattered pattern. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Ralph Lauren Home's dishes had a casual feel and a splattered pattern.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Ralph Lauren Home mixed tumblers with a black band and a single piece of stemware. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Ralph Lauren Home mixed tumblers with a black band and a single piece of stemware.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Campion Platt's table for Architectural Digest included smoky-colored tumblers.  - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Campion Platt's table for Architectural Digest included smoky-colored tumblers. 
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Eric Warner's table had etched tall and short glassware. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
Eric Warner's table had etched tall and short glassware.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
HP's Asian dining space had a low centerpiece of silk peonies. - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
HP's Asian dining space had a low centerpiece of silk peonies.
Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
For his table for Continental Airlines, David Beahm used silk cherry blossoms.  - Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
For his table for Continental Airlines, David Beahm used silk cherry blossoms.

Photo: Emily Gilbert for BizBash
   

Note: You can find all of our Diffa coverage here.

  —Lisa Cericola & Mark Mavrigian
RELATED TOPICS Diffa Dining by Design, H.P., Continental Airlines, Ralph Lauren Home, Tiffany & Company

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