If you have a friend that is into the uber traditional southern style filled with the pale blue and green of Wedgwood and loves rattan, then this is the guide for you.

1. Green Hurricanes: My love for hurricanes was awoken about a year ago when I was sourcing some for a client, while I didn’t get them these, we did get them some green votives in the same hue from Amanda Lindroth that we worked into their Thanksgiving table.
2. Bamboo Detail Plates: These are such a great plate to incorporate into you rotation because they are neutral enough to go with a number of different tablescapes but interesting enough to stand alone.
3. Green Sponge Pitcher: Vintage inspired this vase is great for flowers or filled with a favorite cocktail at a party.
4. Wedgwood Round Box: Place on a stack of coffee table books either on a coffee table or in a bookshelf.
5. Burlwood Box: I have a thing for burlwood, this box has a little white detail around the edges that set it apart from other similar boxes.
6. White Cachepot: I would love to see this outfitted with a plant, depending on the height of your space, keep it low with some moss or get some height with a topiary. If either of those are too tailored for you, go for a spider plant or something viney that will spill over the edge of the pot. I love incorporating some live greenery into decor.
7. Cruet Set with Rattan Tray: Fill with your favorite oil and vinegar combo, I’m a traditionalist with olive oil and balsamic vinegar but you could jazz it up with an infused olive oil, think chili, lemon, or garlic.
8. Skirted Table: Obsessed doesn’t even begin to cover it when it comes to this “skirted table” rattan look. While a fabric skirted table is perhaps a bit more practical (umm hello a hidden space to hide the router) this one is such fun.
9. Table Lamp: I love a vintage chinoiserie lamp even more, but if you are going for the classic blue and white look they are pretty easy to find online.
10. Green Trellis Pillow: Pillows are one of the easiest and most affordable ways to infuse personality into a space and also to change up the mood of a room. These are made out of a dreamy Sister Parrish fabric and would be sweet on a white or soft green sofa.
11. Green Coupes: I have been eyeing these glasses for a long time, I can’t decide which I like more the green, pictured here, or the translucent blue.
12. Blue Tray: A tray is necessity for any host that needs to easily be able to transport things to and from the entertaining space. When not in use they make perfect additions to a counter height shelf or a coffee table.