As we enter the season of love, Valentine's Day tablescaping is at top of our mind. Whether you're setting the table for a party, a Galentine's brunch, or an intimate dinner with your other half, what's on the table can make all the difference. Though we've come to expect pinks and reds, Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Cher's interior designer, switches it up with black and white.
He tells Homes & Gardens: 'The Valentine’s Day tablescape should always be something of beauty. Not only is it a moment of romance, but it’s also a chance to show your loved one how much you care about them and how you want to both impress and delight them with your style. The classic idea of red being the color of love is, of course, a vital part of the Valentine's Declaration of Love, but I like to incorporate that into My florals on the tablescape rather than it being the main event.'
