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"  1. (above) Pastels Aren&amp;#039;t Clich\u00E9 Who knew a pastel could be so bold? Liz O&amp;#039;Brien sets a romantic table on a field of soft purple. \u00A0  2. Dress Your Table Like a Movie Star Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig, the founders of fashion house Marchesa, bring their red-carpet flair to this glamorous table. See more of this stylish tablescape. \u00A0  3. Roses Are Always a Classic Heather Christos added a lush centerpiece and shades of red and pink to make this table more festive. See more of the chinoiserie-inspired tablescape. \u00A0  4. Try Gemstone Colors Don&amp;#039;t be afraid to experiment with color. &amp;quot;The graphic black-and-white stripes are surprising against the muted jewel-tones,&amp;quot; designer Oliver M. Furth says. Read on for colorful party tips from David Stark. \u00A0   5. Layer Pieces Layering antique white place mats and a tablecloth adds &amp;quot;texture rather than warring colors or patterns,&amp;quot; Padma Lakshmi says. See how the host of Top Chef sets her table. \u00A0   6. Go Vibrant Tabletop expert Kim Seybert loves bold color \u2014 and lots of it. &amp;quot;I want my guests to walk in, see the table, and know that the night is going to be special,&amp;quot; she says. Browse 10 festive centerpieces. Photos: 1, Lucy Schaeffer; 2, Jessica Antola; 3, John Granen; 4, Joe Schmelzer; 5, Ditte Isager; 6, Trevor Tondro Via Housebeautiful.com  \u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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