The words 'elevated' and 'St. Patrick's day decor' don't typically go together, but Martha Stewart is anything but typical. The doyenne of homes took to Instagram to share about her 'impromptu' St. Patrick's Day dinner, and the tablescape is stunning.
Martha has set the table in equal parts white and green, for a festive look that doesn't feel over the top. It features a backdrop of a white tablecloth with white serving dishes down the middle. Each place setting includes a green and gold china charger and soup bowl, emblazoned with Martha's 'S' initial. For placemats, she has opted to use large leaves, likely harvested from her thriving garden. She continues the woodland theme by placing her signature faux bois planters along the tablescape, filled to the brim with verdant leaves.
These natural materials take Martha's spring tablescape to the next level, largely because the color of plants taps into the festive shades of this theme. It's a masterclass in uplifting a seasonal display; for instance, Valentine's Day could be decorated for with pink flowers, or Christmas with green and red plantlife.
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To recreate Martha's scheme, we recommend a combination of green dishes with more traditional white and glass pieces. The look wouldn't be complete without Martha's beloved faux bois planters, or pieces from her jadeite collection.
These stunning green and gold plates are so similar to the ones Oprah uses on her table. It is everything you need to set a table for four people.
Martha Stewart herself adores this 11-inch Jadeite cake stand. It's handcrafted from milk glass to display soda bread for your St. Patrick's day feast. Plus, the ancient glassware is trending for 2025.
These fluted glasses match the green glasses on Martha Stewart's table with an on-trend detail. It includes 4 highball glasses and 4 drinking glasses.
This false wood planter is made out of concrete to match the 'faux bois' planters on Martha's table. I love the intricate knots and design that would fit a variety of different plant types.
Break up the green of your St. Patrick's day sceheme with white bowls for serving. The subtle, organic curve of these bowls looks perfect as part of any tablescape.
Elevate your wine with this long-stemmed glass. Its stunning shape and rounded top transforms the table.
Festive decor can be as elegant and stylish as any other table setting. This St. Patrick's day, go beyond shamrocks and faux pots of gold to tap into the beautiful of plants using Martha's technique.
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