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"  Photo: Bj\u00F6rn Wallander &amp;quot;Our house is geared toward island life. It&amp;#039;s full of tropical plants, shells, and lots of blue and white because it pairs beautifully with the color of the sea,&amp;quot; Jackie de Ravenel says. For the plates and centerpieces, they were inspired by a vegetable pattern. &amp;quot;It started with the cabbage plates, which were designed by Alberto Pinto, Rebecca&amp;#039;s godfather,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Then, I thought it would be fun to use vegetables for the centerpiece instead of flowers.&amp;quot; Aloes Natural Flatware by Alain Saint-Joanis, $290 for five-piece place setting: michaelcfina.com. Vegetable Napkins by Fragonard, $47 for set of four: fragonard.com. See more vegetable plates:   Cabbage The legendary French designer&amp;#039;s trompe l&amp;#039;oeil plates look crisp and fresh with pinstripes. Potager Blue Charger, 12\u00BD&amp;quot; DIA, $298, by Alberto Pinto. devinecorp.net.   Beets Each piece of meticulously hand-painted porcelain is a still life masterpiece. Antique Vegetables Salad Plate, 7\u00BD? DIA, $290, by Anna Weatherley. devinecorp.net.   Carrots In not-too-precious, dishwasher- safe stoneware, whimsical produce will add a fun pop of color to a casual meal. Carrot Plate, 8\u00BD&amp;quot; DIA, $13. crateandbarrel.com.   Artichokes An all-over pattern is more modern and fresh, and energizes the place settings. Villandry Artichoke Salad Plate, 7\u00BD&amp;quot; DIA, $124, by Raynaud. devinecorp.net. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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