Sandbanks Tablescape Box

Nothing soothes the soul quite like being by the sea, but with holidays uncertain this year you can at least bring the beach to you with this seaside tablescape.

Tranquility is the order of the day, with a beige linen runner and warm white pillar candles creating a calming focal point. Real British oysters (which can be used as salt & pepper pinch pots or to create your own oyster candles), and resin star fish along with assortment of small shells can be artfully placed in the center to introduce a hint of the sea.

Each setting includes a sea grass place mat, white clam shells (suggested use as place names to add that personal touch) and white cotton hemstitched napkins with twisted rope napkin ties to add some rustic, coastal charm.

Box for four/six place settings

• 1 Beige Linen Runner 45x150cm

• 4/6 Sea Grass Placemats 30cm Dia

• 4/6 White sugar Cane paper shell plates (use 2-3 times then biodegradable)

• 4/6 White 100% Cotton Hemstitched Napkins

• 4/6 Twisted Rope Napkin Tie

• 5/10 Pillar Candles - Various sizes

• 2 British Oyster shells

• 6/8 Scallop shells

• 5/6 White Resin Star Fish

• Assortment Of Small Shells

Box for eight/ten place settings

• 1 Beige Linen Fringed Runner 45x150cm

• 8/10 Sea Grass Placemats 30cm Dia

• 8/10 White sugar Cane paper shell plates (use 2-3 times then biodegradable)

• 8/10 White 100% Cotton Hemstitched Napkins

• 8/10 Twisted Rope Napkin Tie

• 10 Pillar Candles - Various sizes

• 2 British Oyster Shells

• 10/12 Scallop shells

• 7/8 White Resin Star Fish

• Assortment Of Small Shells

 

Care Instructions

Due to the natural materials of seagrass, each is unique, adding to their artisanal feel.

Cotton napkins can be washed in the washing machine on 30c, allow to dry naturally.

Linen/cotton table runner can be washed in the washing machine on 30c with a low spin due to the fringing, allow to dry naturally.

Never leave a lit candle unattended, we recommend removing pillar candles to a small dish or plate when blowing out to avoid any spills.