Farmhouse Inspired Valentine’s Day Tablescape Ideas

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine’s Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

This tablescape started with the quilt. I wanted something different…something I’ve never used before. I thought about buying some pretty pink placemats or napkins, but decided to try and design this tablescape with things I already had. This quilt is usually hanging on my blanket ladder or covering up Kelly on the couch, (Don’t worry…I washed it before I put it on the table!) I can’t believe I never tried it as a runner before. I think it’s perfect.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

Since the quilt is blue and white, I stuck to those basic colors for the place settings and flower vessels. My only touches of Valentine’s Day are the tiny pops of pink. I used one pink tulip in each mason jar and tied a pink ribbon around the flatware. I also made a coffee cake in my new heart baking dish that I’m absolutely in love with. I’ll be sharing the coffee cake recipe next week and also hope to make a sugar cookie cake as well.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

You’ve seen the stemware and glasses before but I don’t believe I’ve ever used them together. The stemware is my wedding crystal and the glasses came from my in-laws. I think they make a perfect pair.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

I picked up the ivory roses and tulips at the grocery store. (Click HERE to see my tips for arranging grocery store flowers.) Three roses, one pink tulip, and a sprig of seeded eucalyptus went into three vintage mason jars and I was finished in about ten minutes. Flowers in mason jars are pretty much a no-fail way to make a centerpiece. Anyone can do this!

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

To sum things up: Farmhouse Inspired Valentine’s Day Tablescape Ideas you can use anytime!

  • Use what you have. If the colors aren’t exactly right, add small accessories in the color of the season. In this case, I added pink for Valentine’s Day.
  • Think outside the box when it comes to table linens. Consider using throws, quilts, blankets, scarves, sheets, etc.
  • Invest in a very basic set of cloth napkins in a neutral color.
  • Get grocery store flowers and design a very simple centerpiece.
  • Go ahead and mix styles. Combine vintage crystal with new flatware. Use new napkins with a vintage runner or tablecloth. Mix metals and textures for added interest.

Use these farmhouse inspired Valentine's Day tablescape ideas to celebrate the day with family or friends. Easy & inexpensive ideas to use year-round.

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Stemware, glasses & quilt are vintage. Vintage blue and white plates: Adams Ironstone in the pattern Baltic.

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35 Comments

  1. It’s just stunning. Gorgeous tulips.

  2. Addison Fox says:

    Hi Debbie…the link is at the end of the post. They are from Pier1!

  3. Orson Mann says:

    3 stars
    lovely! where did you find those chargers!!!!!?????

  4. Halle Ball says:

    I think this is a beautiful tablescape! Love the non-traditional blues, with just the touches of pink.

  5. Paisley Mullins says:

    So pretty! A refreshing color choice for Valentines! I always appreciate your clean and simple design style!

  6. my website says:

    2 stars
    Thank you for taking your time to share your knowledge with me. Thank you to have shared your knowledge with me. Thank you so much for taking the time for sharing your knowledge with me.

  7. chris lyn says:

    Thank – you for sharing your talent and creativity with us!!

  8. luchy forster says:

    Ann love the quilt as a runner everything blends so nicely. Did you cover the dining room chairs? Love the look. Keep the wonderful post coming.

  9. 3 stars
    Oh my beautiful and elegant

  10. Alice Richter says:

    Lovely ideas! You mention where you purchased the solid blue plates, but where did you get the small white with the darker blue flowers plate?

  11. Denise Cox says:

    Ann, as my birthday is on Valentine’s Day ( 60…ugh!!… Where did the decades go.. 😣🤔), I have really enjoyed your lovely prints and tablescapes! As a result, I have subscribed to the French Boutique Cottage newsletter to see what her newsletter has to offer. The tours were all lovely!!

    Thank – you for sharing your talent and creativity with us!!

    PS -LOVE tbe chargers

  12. Ann love the quilt as a runner everything blends so nicely. Did you cover the dining room chairs? Love the look. Keep the wonderful post coming. Regina

  13. Marilyn Craighead says:

    So pretty! A refreshing color choice for Valentines! I always appreciate your clean and simple design style!

  14. I love the quilt as it looks on the table with all the dishes and the simple and elegant decorations. Is it pre-treated to not stain? Can that be done with a vintage quilt without harming it? I’ve never yet had a dinner party where someone hasn’t spilled something on the tablecloth or runner and it’s not easy to get the stains out. I would hate to ruin a beautiful quilt in this way. The only time I’ve seen a quilt used during dinner was when it had a big piece of plastic covering the whole of it!

    1. Ann Drake says:

      No…the quilt isn’t treated with anything. I use my vintage quilts all the time. Inside the house and even outside on my porch. If someone spilled, I would do my best to get the stain out of the quilt and leave it at that!

  15. Elizabeth says:

    I think this is a beautiful tablescape! Love the non-traditional blues, with just the touches of pink. I also love the design of your chargers. That’s a style/pattern I’ve not seen before and they remind me of reclaimed corbels. Just lovely! All of it!

  16. Debbie Miller says:

    lovely! where did you find those chargers!!!!!?????

    1. Ann Drake says:

      Hi Debbie…the link is at the end of the post. They are from Pier1!

  17. Norma Rolader says:

    Oh how beautiful and what a great idea to use a quilt the whole table is elegant

  18. Love the blue and white dishes layered on your carved chargers!

  19. Katie Mansfield says:

    It’s just stunning. Gorgeous tulips.

  20. Lory at Designthusiasm says:

    First of all, Ann, your first paragraph made me smile! I so enjoy our friendship and the bloggers I’ve met or become friends with are among the delightful surprises I never expected from blogging… :-) I’m also loving this tablescape! Love the quilt and the mason jar centerpieces and the touches of pink work perfectly with the blue. A lovely prelude into spring…

  21. Taryn Whiteaker says:

    So pretty Ann! I love love those blue mason jars with the tulips!

  22. Lovely and cheerful, Ann! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us.

  23. Love the blue. Love the quilts. Love the touches of pink. It’s so practical, yet beautiful!

  24. Lovely table Ann,always love keeping it simple and elegant.

  25. Very pretty! Would you please check the link to your pink baking dish? It seems to take me to the blue jars sold on Etsy. Thanks for the ideas!

  26. Pretty, pretty, pretty! Love it!

  27. Your table setting and flowers are lovely.

  28. I love a beautiful table setting. We are in the process of adding a dining room addition onto our house. I inherited some beautiful china, tablecloths, crystal, etc. from my in-laws and can hardly wait to have a dining room and use these things. Seeing all these beautiful tablescapes has really inspired me. Cannot wait to get the table out of the kitchen and into a proper dining space. I love flowers in mason jars. The tulip/rose combo is just beautiful.

  29. Norma Rolader says:

    Oh my beautiful and elegant

  30. genie steger says:

    Oh I love what you did, the pink with the blue and white! A breathe of fresh air!

    1. Amaz ing !! tulips are stunning